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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • TUESDAY, MAY 3, 2016
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Seaside golf: League champs, again
The Daily Astorian
WARRENTON — The
Seaside boys golf pro-
gram added another Cowapa
League title to its long list of
accomplishments, as the Gulls
won Monday’s league tourna-
ment by a narrow 16 strokes.
Seaside carded a 350 team
score to inish ahead of Scap-
poose (366) to win the league
championship, hosted by
Astoria at the Astoria Golf &
Country Club.
Seaside’s irst-place inish
— coupled with their annual
undefeated record in dual
matches — gives the Gulls
their third straight Cowapa
League title.
Seaside senior Aaron
Richardson won medal-
ist honors, scoring a sev-
en-stroke victory over last
year’s medalist, Carter Lee
of Tillamook.
State qualiiers will be
decided in next week’s
Regional tournament, and
after that, the Gulls will set
their sights on a third straight
state title at the Class 4A
level.
Richardson shot a 4-over
par 76 in Monday’s round,
the only player to break 80.
Lee was second with an 83
followed by Nathan Mapes
of Scappoose with an 86.
Seaside senior Berkley
Posalski and Astoria’s Kirk
The Daily Astorian
Submitted Photo
The Seaside boys golf team shows off their latest Cowapa League championship trophy,
following Monday’s tournament. From left to right: Berkley Posalski, Josef Barbic, Aaron
Richardson, Jackson Kunde and Samson Sibony.
Fausett tied for fourth with a
pair of 88’s. Those ive play-
ers were joined on the all-
league team by Seaside soph-
omore Jackson Kunde, Tai
Martinez and Trevor Geraci
of Banks, Cole Schmid-
lin and Nik Thoma of Val-
ley Catholic and Scappoose’s
A.J. Miltich.
“It is nice to see Aaron
earn a league title,” said Sea-
side coach Jim Poetsch. “He
has worked hard for four
years and really deserved this
one. I missed seeing his over-
the-tree Eagle on No. 11, but
witnessed his birdie on 16
and his 45-foot birdie putt to
end his round.”
Richardson had back-to-
back doubles at the turn, “but
played the rest of the course
at even par,” Poetsch said.
“Berkley and Jackson
making all-league was also
a good reward for their hard
work,” he added. “Our team
score wasn’t great but good
scores were hard to come
by today with the wind and
super-fast greens. We’ve got
a week to polish our games
a little and hopefully we
will score a bit better at next
week’s regional tournament.”
Golden State to set tone with defense in Game 2
By JANIE MCCAULEY
AP Sports Writer
OAKLAND, Calif. —
Andrew Bogut has taken
to publicly calling himself
unlattering names.
Such was his mood Mon-
day when someone inquired
about the Golden State cen-
ter often appearing mean and
nasty. He used another word to
basically refer to himself as a
jerk — “100 percent,” he said.
As long as Bogut and the
defending champion War-
riors keep playing the kind of
defense that has helped them
set the tone so far in these
playoffs without MVP Ste-
phen Curry, he won’t even
mind if anybody else uses
those words to describe him
either.
Bogut’s two early blocks
got Golden State going during
Sunday’s 118-106 win against
the Portland Trail Blazers
in Game 1 of the Western
Conference semiinals. The
teams resume their best-of-
seven series Tuesday night in
Oakland.
Also Tuesday, the Toronto
Raptors host the Miami Heat
in Game 1 of their Eastern
Conference semiinal.
The Warriors again will
try to establish an energy and
presence on the defensive end
from the start. They know
their offense will come given
this team’s depth and many
playmakers.
“It’s very important we
don’t give up just layups early
in the game,” Bogut said.
“We’re trying to protect the
paint and make sure they get
nothing easy early.”
Bogut wound up with 10
points, 12 rebounds and three
blocks, and the Warriors have
proven they are still a domi-
nant team without Curry, who
could return from a sprained
right knee as soon as Satur-
day’s Game 3 in Portland.
The Australian 7-footer
takes pride in his unfriendly
nature on the court, and he
rarely is seen shaking hands
with the opponent before the
opening tip. That topic led to
Coach of the Year Steve Kerr
relecting on a rare road start
against the Celtics back when
he was a player.
“I think in 15 years I only
started like 17 games,” Kerr
said Monday. “I started a
game in Boston Garden my
second year in the league,
somebody got hurt, I was
with Cleveland. I went out
and Larry Bird gave me a ist
bump and said, ‘Good luck,
Steve,’ and I almost fainted.
It was awesome. Larry Bird
knew my name.”
Any lack of pregame
pleasantries aside, the Blaz-
ers fully understand they can’t
afford another slow start after
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falling behind 37-17 after the
irst period, which Kerr called
“a beautiful quarter.” Guards
Damian Lillard and CJ McCo-
llum combined to shoot 13 for
43.
Back home in the East
Bay, Lillard was hoarse as
he has been battling a chest
cold in recent days but noted
Monday: “I’ve always said
there are no excuses. The bot-
tom line is my team needs me
to perform better than I did.
Tomorrow, I’ve got to be bet-
ter. I will be. Our team will be
better.”
He said the Blazers must
match Golden State from the
tipoff.
“We’ve just got to under-
stand that they are a good
irst-quarter team. We’ve got
to be better from the start of
the game,” Lillard said. “So
once we ix that and continue
to compete the way we did,
we’ll have a chance.”
LONG BEACH, Wash.
— With some big games on
tap in league play this week,
the Warrenton baseball team
tuned up with a 9-4 win at
Ilwaco Monday, in nonleague
baseball action in Long Beach,
Wash.
The Warriors, 6-9 overall,
play at Rainier today, followed
by a doubleheader Friday at
Portland Christian.
In Monday’s win, War-
renton snapped a 1-1 tie with
ive runs in the top of the third
inning, then tacked on two in
the fourth for an 8-1 lead.
David Foster led Warren-
ton’s 12-hit attack with three
hits, while Matt Burgher was
2-for-3 with two RBIs in his
irst career start, and Anthony
Cochran drove in two runs and
was 2-for-4.
“One thing that really
pleases me with this group, is
that they’re so willing to give
themselves up to score a run,”
said Warrenton coach Lennie
Wolfe, who recorded career
win No. 498. “They’ll give
us a ground ball up the mid-
dle or whatever is needed to
advance the runner, and it’s
nice when your players work
hard, they’re selless and not
playing for themselves.”
Gavon McFadden started
and pitched the irst four
innings to pick up the victory,
before giving way to Joe Little
and Dalton Knight.
Brandon Sparks, Michael
Aguayo and Zac Tapio pitched
for Ilwaco, which had four hits
and committed three errors.
Indians defeat Gulls, 15-1
The Daily Astorian
SCAPPOOSE — A post-
poned game last week has
resulted in three games in three
days for both the Scappoose
and Seaside baseball teams.
The two teams kicked off
a big week Monday at Scap-
poose, where the Indians
scored four runs in their irst
at-bat, on their way to a 15-1
win over the Gulls.
Gus Nelson started and
pitched four innings for Scap-
poose, with Kyler Alioth toss-
ing the inal inning.
Otto Hoekstre and Scott
Plampin had the only two hits
for the Gulls. Hunter Holma-
son had a double, triple, two
RBIs and four runs scored for
Scappoose.
Seaside hosts Scappoose
today, 5 p.m. at Broadway Field.
The Gulls host Valley
Catholic Wednesday, while
Scappoose returns to the North
Coast for a single game at
Astoria Wednesday.
SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
TODAY
Baseball — Banks at Astoria,
5 p.m.; Scappoose at Seaside, 5
p.m.; Warrenton at Rainier, 4:30
p.m.; Knappa at Faith Bible, 7 p.m.
Softball — Astoria at Scappoose,
5 p.m.; Seaside at Valley Catholic,
5 p.m.; Warrenton at Rainier, 4:30
p.m.
Girls Golf — Districts, at Astoria
G&CC, 10 a.m.
WEDNESDAY
Baseball — Scappoose at Asto-
ria, 5 p.m.; Valley Catholic at Sea-
side, 4:30 p.m.
Softball — Portland Christian at
Knappa, 4:30 p.m.
Track — Astoria at Scappoose,
3:30 p.m.; Seaside 4-Way, TBA;
Warrenton at Clatskanie, 4 p.m.
BOYS GOLF
Cowapa League
Championships
at Astoria Golf & CC
Team: Seaside 350, Scappoose
366, Valley Catholic 383, Tillamook
392, Banks 406, Astoria 418.
Medalist: Aaron Richardson,
Seaside (76)
Seaside (350)
Aaron Richardson 39-37—76
LISTINGS
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Warriors baseball scores
nonleague win at Ilwaco
Berkley Posalski 47-41—88
Jackson Kunde 48-43—91
Josef Barbic 50-45—95
Samson Sibony 52-49—101
Astoria (418)
Kirk Fausett 45-43—88
Kyle Meisner 49-46—95
Taylor Palmberg 65-52—117
Joe Scott 66-52—118
Cole Keyser 65-66—131
BASEBALL
Warrenton 9, Ilwaco 4
Warrenton 015 200 1—9 12 1
Ilwaco
010 300 0—4 4 3
McFadden, Little (5), Knight
(7) and Watson, McFadden (5);
Sparks, Aguayo (5), Tapio (7) and
Wood. W: McFadden. L: Sparks.
2B: War, Little.
Scappoose 15, Seaside 1
Seaside
000 01—1 2 4
Scappoose 424 5x—15 9 2
Wallis, Thompson (3) and
Landwehr; Nelson, Alioth (5) and Gill.
W: Nelson. L: Wallis. RBI: Scp, Holma-
son 2, Parsons 2, Woods 2, Gross 2,
Wack, Mizee, Witt. 2B: Sea, Plampin;
Scp, Holmason, Parsons, Woods. 3B:
Scp, Holmason. HBP: Sea, Thomp-
son; Scp, Parsons, Gill, Witt, Nelson.
LOB: Seaside 3, Scappoose 5.
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