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SPORTS THE DAILY ASTORIAN • FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2016 7A Gulls, Fishermen teams reap the rewards Seaside’s Bill Westerholm took Coach of the Year honors. Seaside junior Hunter Thomp- The Seaside boys basketball team was rewarded for another VRQZDVQDPHG'HIHQVLYH3OD\HU league championship season, of the Year. Januik and Thompson were ZLWK ¿YH VWDUWHUV QDPHG WR WKH MRLQHGRQWKH¿UVWWHDPE\VHQLRU all-league team. The league champion Gulls teammates Austin Eagon and KDGIRXUVWDUWHUVRQWKH¿UVWWHDP Jaxson Smith; while Astoria and one honorable mention selec- senior Justin Fruiht and junior tion on the 2015-16 Cowapa All- .\OH6WUDQJHZHUHDOVR¿UVWWHDP League boys basketball squad, selections. Seaside senior Zach Mar- which was dominated by the two ston and Fishermen junior Olaf North Coast schools. Players of the Year were Asto- Englund were named honorable ria senior Derek Jarrett and Sea- mention. On the girls’ side, Player of side junior Jackson Januik; while The Daily Astorian Seaside’s Jackson Januik soars in for two points, ahead of As- toria’s Derek Jarrett, right. Both players shared the Cowapa League Player of the Year honors. Daily Astorian File SCOREBOARD PREP SCHEDULE TODAY Girls Basketball — North Mar- ion at Seaside, 6:30 p.m. (840 KSWB AM) SATURDAY Boys Basketball — Cascade at Astoria, 6:30 p.m.; La Grande at Seaside, 6:30 p.m. (KSWB 840 AM) ALL-LEAGUE BASKETBALL Cowapa All-League Girls Player of the Year: Molly Dan- ielson, Valley Catholic Coach of the Year: Brandon Begley, Banks Defensive Player of the Year: Cassie Streblow, Banks First Team Molly Danielson, Sr., Valley C. Kendall Bailey, Sr., Scappoose Megan Bunn, Sr., Banks Chloee Hunt, Sr., Astoria Noelle Mannen, So., Valley C. Ariel Slifka, Sr., Banks Aspen Slifka, Fr., Banks Cassie Streblow, Sr., Banks Maddi Utti, Jr., Seaside Sydney Villegas, Jr., Seaside Whitney Westerholm, Sr., Seaside Lexie Zuercher, Jr., Tillamook Honorable Mention Jessi Beyer, Sr., Valley Catholic Jamie Borchers, Sr., Banks Paige Ideue, Sr., Seaside Anna Klein, Jr., Banks Kaylie Kopra, Jr., Scappoose Markita Martin, Sr., Tillamook Brittany West, Sr., Seaside Jordan Zweifel, Jr., Tillamook Boys Players of the Year: Jackson Januik, Seaside; Derek Jarrett, Astoria Coaches of the Year: Kevin Goin, Astoria; Bill Westerholm, Seaside Defensive Player of the Year: Hunter Thompson, Seaside First Team Jackson Januik, Jr., Seaside Derek Jarrett, Sr., Astoria Jacob Berge, Jr., Tillamook Ian Donaldson, Sr., Scappoose Austin Eagon, Sr., Seaside Justin Fruiht, Sr., Astoria Shankar Krishnakumar, Sr., Valley Catholic Robert Lohman, Sr., Scap- poose Dalton Renne, So., Banks Jaxson Smith, Sr., Seaside Kyle Strange, Jr., Astoria Hunter Thompson, Jr., Sea- side Honorable Mention Olaf Englund, Jr., Astoria Zach Marston, Sr., Seaside the Year honors went to Valley Catholic senior Molly Danielson. $OO¿YH6HDVLGHVWDUWHUVZHUH named all-league: senior Whit- ney Westerholm and juniors Maddi Utti and Sydney Villegas PDGHWKH¿UVWWHDPZKLOHVHQLRUV Paige Ideue and Brittany West were selected honorable mention. Astoria senior Chloee Hunt ZDVD¿UVWWHDPVHOHFWLRQ Coach of the Year award went to Brandon Begley of Banks, and WKH%UDYHV¶&DVVLH6WUHEORZZDV 'HIHQVLYH3OD\HURIWKH<HDU For complete Cowapa All- League teams, see Scoreboard. Humber begins comeback bid Brady suspension back on the table after for Padres in loss to Mariners Mariners open 'HÀDWHJDWHDSSHDO By LARRY NEUMEISTER and COLLEEN LONG Associated Press NEW YORK — New England Patriots quarter- back Tom Brady could again be facing a four-game suspension for the scan- GDO NQRZQ DV 'HÀDWHJDWH after federal appeals court judges spent time Thurs- day shredding some of his XQLRQ¶V IDYRULWH DUJXPHQWV for dismissal. 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The appeals panel seemed UHFHSWLYH WR WKH 1)/¶V DUJX- ment that it was fair for Com- missioner Roger Goodell WR VHYHUHO\ SHQDOL]H RQH RI the game’s greatest quarter- backs after concluding he tar- nished the game by impeding WKHOHDJXH¶VLQYHVWLJDWLRQLQWR GHÀDWHG IRRWEDOOV LQFOXGLQJ destroying a cellphone con- taining nearly 10,000 mes- sages. The league had con- FOXGHGWKDWGHÀDWHGEDOOVZHUH used when the Patriots routed the Indianapolis Colts at the January 2015 AFC champi- onship game before they went on to win the Super Bowl. Judge Barrington D. Parker said the cellphone-de- struction issue raised the stakes “from air in a football to compromising the integrity of a proceeding that the com- PLVVLRQHUKDGFRQYHQHG´ “An adjudicator look- ing at these facts, it seems to me, might conclude that the cellphone had incriminating information on it and that, in WKHWHHWKRIDQLQYHVWLJDWLRQLW ZDV GHOLEHUDWHO\ GHVWUR\HG´ Parker said. “So why couldn’t the commissioner suspend Mr. Brady for that conduct DORQH"´ “With all due respect, Mr. Brady’s explanation of that PDGH QR VHQVH ZKDWVRHYHU´ Parker said. W A NTED Alder and Maple Saw Logs & Standing Timber N orth w es t H a rdw oods • Lon gview , W A Contact: Steve Axtell • 360-430-0885 or John Anderson • 360-269-2500 TO ATTE N D : Recent shrinking of Washington park glaceiers: What does it mean? Fo r M em bers: D in n er & L ecture:$25 ea . L ecture on ly: n o ch a rge Fo r No n -M em bers: D in n er & L ecture: $35 ea . L ecture on ly: $15 ea . Appetizers w ill be a va ila ble a t 6 p.m . D in n er w ill be served a t 6:30 p.m . T h e spea ker w ill begin a fter th e din n er service is com plete a n d n on - din n er m em bers a n d guests of th e a udien ce ta ke th eir sea ts. F orum to be h eld a t th e CM H Com m un ity Cen ter a t 2021 E xch a n ge St., Astoria . spring training with two wins By MIKE CRANSTON Associated Press 3(25,$$UL] ² 3KLOLS Humber began a comeback bid by throwing two score- less innings for the San Diego Padres in a 6-5 loss to the Seattle Mariners on Thursday. Facing the same club he threw a perfect game against four years ago, the 33-year- old right-hander retired his ¿UVWWKUHHEDWWHUV+HZRUNHG around two walks and Jesus Montero’s single in the second. After Humber’s 2012 per- fect game with the Chicago White Sox, his ERA soared to 7.90 a year later with Hous- ton, his last big league season. He was cut from his South Korean team last year. “One of the guys in the dugout when I got done said, µ<RX¿QDOO\JDYHXSDKLWWR WKH0DULQHUV´¶+XPEHUVDLG “I told him the sad thing is ,¶YHJLYHQXSDORWRIKLWVWR Charlie Riedel/AP Photo Seattle Mariners’ Stefen Romero loses his bat after tak- ing a swing during the second inning of a spring train- ing baseball game against the San Diego Padres, Thurs- day, in Peoria, Ariz. the Tacoma Rainiers since WKDW SHUIHFW JDPH´ ² D UHI- erence to the Mariners’ Tri- ple-A farm team. Nathan Karns allowed Cory Spangenberg’s single and a walk in two scoreless innings in his Mariners spring training debut. /XLV6DUGLQDV¶FRQVHFXWLYH WZRUXQ GRXEOHV LQ WKH ¿IWK and sixth put Seattle ahead. $OH[HL 5DPLUH] KDG DQ RBI single off Joe Wieland LQKLV¿UVW6DQ'LHJRDSSHDU- ance, ending the Padres’ 11-inning scoreless streak at the start of the exhibition season. 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