THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2016
SPORTS
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Gulls’ golf season comes to a close
The Daily Astorian
HILLSBORO — The Sea-
side boys golf team picked a
bad day to shoot their worst
score since early March.
In Tuesday’s inal round of
the Special District 1 Regional
at the Meriwether Golf Club
in Hillsboro, the Gulls strug-
gled while Scappoose and
Valley Catholic shot their
season best scores to over-
take Seaside in the inal team
standings.
Scappoose inished with a
two-day total 691 to win the
team title, jumping over Crook
County, second with a 693.
Valley Catholic inished
third at 705, just three strokes
ahead of Seaside (708) — all
of which leaves the two-time
defending state champion
Gulls out of the state tourna-
ment for the irst time since
2007.
“We managed to snatch
defeat from the jaws of vic-
tory today,” said Seaside coach
Jim Poetsch. “We were talking
about what we needed to do
to win this tournament, and
six hours later our season was
over.
“I’ve got to hand it to Scap-
poose and Valley Catholic,”
he said. “They went out and
put up good numbers, and we
were unable to hold on to the
lead we had after the irst day.”
Still, Poetsch said of Sea-
side’s Cinderella season,
“After losing four seniors from
SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
TODAY
Baseball — Astoria at Seaside, 5 p.m.
THURSDAY
Softball — Yamhill-Carlton at Asto-
ria, 4:30 p.m.
Track — Cowapa Championships,
at St. Helens HS, 3:30 p.m.
BASEBALL
Knappa 13, Vernonia 0
Vernonia 000 00—0 1 5
Knappa
004 9x—13 9 0
Elliott, Mullikin (4), Butcher (4) and
Everett; Takalo and Goozee. W: Taka-
lo. L: Elliott. RBI: Kna, Takalo 4, Kin-
ney 2, Weirup, Miller, Goodman. 2B:
Kna, Goodman, Takalo. HBP: Kna,
Hoover, Takalo. LOB: Vernonia 1,
Knappa 5. DP: Vernonia
Astoria 13, Tillamook 4
Tillamook 004 000 0—4 4 3
Astoria
145 012 x—13 6 1
Rumage, Elinsky (5) and Macias;
Wallace, Lyngstad (5), Arnsdorf (7)
and Helmersen. W: Wallace. L: Ru-
mage. S: Arnsdorf. RBI: Til, Werner 3,
Wagner; Ast, Strange 3, Gohl 3, Tui-
mato, Wallace, Lyngstad. 2B: Til, Ru-
mage. HR: Til, Werner; Ast, Strange,
Wallace, Lyngstad. HBP: Ast, Helm-
ersen 2, Fremstad, Tuimato, Englund.
LOB: Tillamook 4, Astoria 6.
Help ‘Stamp Out
Hunger’ Saturday
The Daily Astorian
Join the Clatsop Com-
munity Action Regional
Food Bank Network and
letter carriers on Saturday
to Stamp Out Hunger, one
of the largest single-day
food drives in the coun-
try. All donated food col-
lected in Clatsop County
stays in Clatsop County, in
the community where it was
collected.
Anyone can take part.
Simply collect nonperish-
able food items and leave
them in a bag near the mail-
box on Saturday. A letter
carrier or volunteer will
pick up the donation and
ensure it gets to a local food
pantry. The goal this year
is to raise 12,000 pounds
in Clatsop County; and 1.3
million pounds throughout
Oregon and Clark County,
Washington. Since 2008,
the collaborative efforts of
the CCA network and the
mail carriers have collected
99,659 pounds of food to
ight hunger in Clatsop
County.
The most wanted foods
include: shelf-stable milk;
high protein food, such as
canned meats and canned
or dried beans; nutrient
rich foods, such as canned
fruits and vegetables (pref-
erably with reduced sugar/
sodium); whole-grain items
such as brown rice, whole
grain cereal and whole
wheat pasta; soups, chil-
ies and stews (preferably
with reduced sodium/fat);
100 percent fruit or vege-
table juice (canned, plastic
or boxed); and unsaturated
cooking oils.
Unacceptable
items
include rusty or unlabeled
cans, glass containers, per-
ishable items, homemade
items,
noncommercial
packaged items, alcoholic
beverages, mixes or soda,
and open or used items.
Donations not picked
up by letter carriers can
be dropped off at any post
ofice by May 18.
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have an all-regional player
returning, we were able to get
some varsity experience for
four other players this season,
and we have a bunch of fresh-
men that have really improved
their games this year. If the
returning players get out and
work on their games this sum-
mer, we hope to be competi-
tive again next season.”
SOFTBALL ROUNDUP
Seaside
000 000 0—0 4 2
Evans and Herb; Plampin, Wallis (6)
and Landwehr. W: Evans. L: Plampin.
RBI: Banks, St. Marie 2, Vandehey, Par-
tain, Bunn. 2B: Banks, St. Marie, Bunn;
Sea, Teubner, Lewis. HBP: Banks, Tay-
lor, Herb. LOB: Banks 8, Seaside 7.
Catlin Gabel 8, Warrenton 3
C.Gabel
221 012 0—8 9 3
Warrenton 000 000 3—3 9 4
Hoke, Gordon (7) and Bluffstone;
Knight, Little (4) and Watson. W:
Hoke. L: Knight. 2B: War, Watson,
Wilson. HR: CG, Maynard.
SOFTBALL
Banks 10, Seaside 0
Banks
000 120 7—10 10 0
last season, we were unde-
feated against 4A teams this
season. Today we found out
the slipper didn’t it. I feel
bad for the seniors with Aaron
(Richardson) not able to com-
pete for a third team title and
Josef (Barbic) and Berkley
(Posalski) to not experience a
state tournament.
“On the bright side, we
Seaside 6, Tillamook 5
Tillamook 300 020 0—5 8 4
Seaside
310 200 x—6 9 4
W: Jetta Ideue (5 K’s, 0 walks). L:
Taylor Browning (0 K’s, 0 walks). RBI:
Til, Smith 2, Tuatagaloa; Sea, J.Ideue
2, West 2, Westerholm. 2B: Til, Smith
2, Reeves; Sea, P.Ideue, West. HBP:
Sea, Paranal. LOB: Tillamook 6, Sea-
side 7. DP: Seaside.
Portland Adv. 7, Warrenton 3
P.Adventist 212 000 2—7 8 1
Warrenton 100 002 0—3 7 7
W: Tori Johnson (9 K’s, 1 walk). L:
Niqui Blodgett (7 K’s, 2 walks). RBI:
PA, Johnson, Amaya G, Willis-Brown;
War, Ra.Dyer, Armstrong. 3B: PA,
Johnson. HBP: Pa, Ortman. LOB:
Portland Adventist 7, Warrenton 6.
Astoria Ford calls for
peanut butter for kids
The Daily Astorian
Astoria Ford, in conjunction
with the Ford Focus on Hun-
ger, is joining other Ford deal-
ers throughout the Northwest to
collect jars of peanut butter sup-
porting the summer demand for
kid-friendly foods at Clatsop
Community Action Regional
Food Bank.
The peanut butter drive,
which runs from Saturday
through May 21, is in response
to the increased demand for this
protein staple during the sum-
mer months, when many chil-
dren lose access to school nutri-
tion programs. It is estimated
that nearly 24 percent of chil-
dren are unsure how their next
meal will be provided, and when
school is out during the summer
months, local food banks carry a
larger responsibility to feed kids.
To donate, bring jars of pea-
nut butter to Astoria Ford, 710
W. Marine Drive, between the
hours of 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mari-
ners fans attending the Saturday
game may bring their peanut
butter donations to Safeco Field,
and Portland Timbers fans can
bring peanut butter to the Sun-
day match at Providence Park.
Last year’s drive collected
nearly 30,000 pounds of pea-
nut butter, feeding kids through-
out the summer. Those unable to
donate in person can also give
online at www.fordfeedskids.
org.
Understanding pain class offered Friday
The Daily Astorian
SEASIDE — A pain educa-
tion class, “Understanding Pain:
With Knowledge Comes Power,”
is 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Friday at
Providence Seaside Hospital,
Education Center A, 725 S. Wah-
anna Road.
When people understand
how pain really works, their pain
decreases. This class is designed
to help understand how pain
works in both the body and brain.
Participants will learn about what
pain really is, and how much a
person’s own actions and thoughts
can improve pain.
There is no charge for the
class, but reservations are required
by calling the Resource Line at
800-562-8964 or by registering
online at www.providence.org/
classes
Vernonia clinches league title
KNAPPA — Vernonia clinched the Northwest League
softball title with a 15-2 win at Knappa Tuesday.
Vernonia — 13-0 in league — pounded out 12 hits, while
pitcher Kassidy Fetch limited Knappa (10-3) to two hits
(Alisha Murphy and Katie Truax).
The two teams play a doubleheader Friday at Vernonia.
Alleggra Poetter, Payton Wolf, Sara Smith and Pearl
Cook combined for nine hits and nine RBIs for Verno-
nia. Poetter had a double, triple, three RBIs and three runs
scored.
Vernonia jumped out to a 6-0 after one inning, then added
six in the third.
Gulls outlast Tillamook, 6-5
SEASIDE — Seaside’s top ive hitters in the lineup com-
bined for nine hits, ive RBIs and four runs Tuesday, helping
the Gulls score a 6-5 Cowapa League softball win over Til-
lamook at Broadway Field.
Paige Ideue led the way with two hits, including a double,
while sister Jetta Ideue drove in two runs.
Both teams scored three runs in the irst inning, before the
Gulls added a run in the second and two in the fourth.
Tillamook scored twice in the ifth, but Jetta Ideue was
able to close it out, as the Gulls’ sophomore pitcher scattered
eight hits with ive strikeouts and no walks.
Lady Fish rally for 5-2 win
Valley Catholic held a surprising 2-0 lead through three
innings, but Astoria rallied with three runs in the fourth and
two in the ifth to post a 5-2 win over the Valiants at CMH
Field Tuesday.
It was Senior Day for the Lady Fishermen, who still have
a home game Thursday vs. Yamhill-Carlton, followed by a
possible home game in the Regional Play-in round.
Astoria pitcher Libby DiBartolomeo gave up three hits
with six strikeouts, and also scored Astoria’s irst run, on a
double by Kelsey Wullger in the fourth.
Rylee DeMander’s triple in the ifth scored Taylor Mickle,
and DeMander came in on a single by Mykka Abrahams.
Astoria improves to 9-4 in league play, while the Valiants
drop to 0-13.
Cougars claw out 7-3 win
WARRENTON — Portland Adventist built an early 5-1
lead, then scored twice in the seventh for a 7-3 win at War-
renton in a Lewis & Clark League softball game Tuesday.
Cougar pitcher Tori Johnson gave up seven hits with nine
strikeouts and a walk, while the Warriors committed seven
errors, leading to ive unearned runs.
Landree Miethe and Niqui Blodgett had two hits apiece,
and Jo Armstrong had a two-run single in the sixth inning for
the Warriors, 5-5 in league.
Johnson had three hits, including a triple, for Portland
Adventist (2-7).
LISTINGS
A - Charter Astoria/ Seaside - L - Charter Long Beach
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