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THE ASTORIAN • TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 2021
SPORTS
ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
Seaside baseball wins at Astoria, 13-2
The Astorian
Seaside overcame an early
2-1 defi cit to defeat Asto-
ria for the second time in 10
days, as the Gulls fi nished off
the Fishermen in six innings,
13-2, in a Cowapa League
baseball game on Friday at
CMH Field.
The Gulls picked up all
they would need with a fi ve-
run third inning, highlighted
by a run-scoring double from
Ryan Varoza that scored Luke
Toyooka, and a pair of RBI
singles.
Seaside scored twice on
wild pitches to build a 7-2
lead through three innings.
Toyooka added a leadoff
triple in the fi fth, in which
Kaleb Bartel had a two-run
single for the Gulls, who col-
lected nine hits off three Asto-
ria pitchers.
Seaside pitchers Tanner
Kraushaar, Andrew Teubner
and Cash Corder allowed just
two hits, with six walks and
six strikeouts.
Karson Hawkins had a
double and an RBI for Asto-
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Seaside’s Justin Morris is hit
by a pitch.
ria, which stranded nine
baserunners.
The two teams play Tues-
day at Seaside.
Warrenton pounds
Clatskanie in twinbill
The Warrenton baseball
team completed its three-
game sweep over Clatskanie,
with a Friday doubleheader
victory at Lester Wallace
Field, 18-0 and 12-1.
Coupled with Warrenton’s
16-1 over the Tigers three
days earlier, the Warriors out-
scored Clatskanie 46-2, with
two no-hitters.
In Friday’s fi rst game,
Duane Falls needed just
54 pitches to fi nish off the
Tigers, with 13 strikeouts. He
threw just 12 balls, while the
Tigers gave up nine hits and
committed seven errors.
Warrenton built an 8-0
lead through three innings,
then scored 10 in the fourth.
Dawson Little had a triple
and drove in three runs.
Warrior pitchers Dylon
Atwood, Little and Mike
Ulness combined on a
one-hitter in Game 2, with
Atwood picking up the win.
He was also 3-for-3 at the
plate, while Ethan Caldwell
had a home run and a double.
Warrenton has a dou-
bleheader Wednesday at
Catlin Gabel and a single
game makeup Thursday at
Willamina.
Knappa tops Pirates, twice
Knappa improved to 6-0
overall with a doubleheader
sweep Friday at home against
Neah-Kah-Nie, 9-2 and 12-7.
The Loggers scored in six
of the seven innings in the
opener, collecting seven hits
with 10 walks off the Pirates.
Treven Moreland led
Knappa’s off ensive attack by
going 3-for-3 with two dou-
bles and two RBIs, while
pitchers Drew Miller and
Nick Rusinovich scattered
six hits with 10 strikeouts and
three walks.
The second game was tied
7-7 going into the bottom
of the fourth, when Knappa
scored fi ve runs to take
command.
Kutter Ball and More-
land had three hits apiece and
scored a combined fi ve runs.
Logan Morrill had two dou-
bles and Ball added a triple
for the Loggers, who had 14
hits.
The Northwest League
title could be decided the
week, when Knappa plays a
single game Tuesday at Port-
land Christian (also 6-0 over-
all), followed by a double-
header against the Royals
Friday at Knappa.
Clatskanie sweeps Warrenton softball
The Astorian
Clatskanie pitchers Shelby
Blodgett and Kaity Size-
more shut down Warren-
ton on Friday in a Coastal
Range League softball dou-
bleheader, as the Tigers swept
past the Warriors 12-0 and
15-4.
Blodgett tossed a one-hit-
ter in the fi rst game, while
Clatskanie pounded out nine
hits including three doubles
and two triples. The Tigers
held an 8-0 lead after two
innings.
Warrenton had six hits
off Sizemore in Game 2, but
committed six errors, help-
ing the Tigers jump out to an
early 7-1 lead.
The Warriors scored three
runs in the second, high-
lighted by a two-run double
from Avyree Miethe.
Clatskanie scored four runs
in the fi fth and added four in the
seventh to pull away. Blodgett
had two doubles and Kalani
Ausmus had two of Clats-
kanie’s four triples.
Plenty of Fishermen, Gulls on all-league team
The Astorian
League champion Banks
dominated the spring 2021
Cowapa All-League football
awards, announced earlier
this month .
The Braves, who fi nished
4-0 in league, had the Cowa-
pa’s off ensive and defensive
players of the year (Charles
White and Tyler Exline),
while coach Cole Linehan
shared the Coach of the Year
award with Astoria’s How-
ard Rub, whose team fi n-
ished at 3-1 in league.
Banks had six players on
the fi rst team off ense, and
fi ve on fi rst team defense.
Astoria’s fi rst team selec-
tions included senior receiver
T.J. Colvin, senior off en-
sive lineman Mike Berger
and senior running back
Michael Moore on off ense;
senior linemen Daniel Emer-
son-Palmer and Alexander
Marincovich, senior defen-
sive back Dylan Junes and
junior defensive back Rocky
Rub on defense. Junes was
also the fi rst team punter.
Seaside’s fi rst team mem-
bers included Lawson Tala-
mantez (Jr., tight end),
Andrew Teubner (Sr., run-
ning back), Kaleb Bartel
(Jr., kicker) and for the sec-
ond straight season, all three
Seaside linebackers (Teub-
ner, Talamantez and Tanner
Kraushaar) made fi rst team
defense.
Lisa Sisley
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MADDIE
SISLEY
Astoria
COLTON
McMASTER
Astoria
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he fi rst back-to-back
athlete of the week win-
ner in two diff erent sports,
Sisley has opened her junior
track season by posting
some top times and marks
in three diff erent events in
Oregon 4A track. After just
two meets, Sisley is ranked
third in the 100-meter hur-
dles (17.62 seconds) and the
long jump (17-feet, half inch)
and sixth in the 100 meters
(13.57). All her marks were
winners in a dual meet April
16 with Banks (Rob Frank
Invitational), in which she
was named female athlete of
the meet.
herever and when-
ever this year’s state
track meet takes place, As-
toria’s big junior will be a big
favorite to win at least two
state titles. McMaster leads
the rest of the state by a large
margin in the discus and shot
put, in which he already set
a school discus record 173-7
in an April 12 intrasquad
meet (37 feet further than the
next-best mark in the state),
and a personal best 56-4½ in
the shot put April 16 (a 9-foot
lead at the 4A level). Both
marks rank third among Ore-
gon athletes at all levels. His
throwing coach, Bob Ellsberg,
said McMaster is consistently
throwing the discus over 200
feet in practices.
SCOREBOARD
PREP SPORTS SCHEDULE
TUESDAY
Baseball — Astoria at Seaside, 5 p.m.; Knappa at Portland Christian, 4:30 p.m.
Softball — Seaside at Astoria, 5 p.m.; Knappa at Portland Christian, 4:30 p.m.
Boys Golf — Astoria at Tillamook, 11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY
Baseball — Warrenton at Catlin Gabel (2), 3 p.m.
Girls Golf — Astoria, Tillamook at Seaside, 11 a.m.
THURSDAY
Baseball — Banks at Astoria, 5 p.m.; Valley Catholic at Seaside, 5 p.m.
Softball — Astoria at Banks, 5 p.m.; Seaside at Valley Catholic, 5 p.m.
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