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THE ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, JULY 8, 2021
SPORTS
Warrenton baseball
tops Tillamook
The Astorian
Warrenton rallied from
a 7-4 defi cit to score an
8-7 win over Tillamook on
Monday in a Junior Base-
ball game at Huddleston
Field.
The nonleague Game
2 was suspended because
of darkness in the sixth
inning. The Warriors were
leading 6-4 to start the
inning.
Josh Earls had the big
day at the plate for the
Warriors, sparking the
comeback in Game 1 with
a two-run triple in the bot-
tom of the fi fth.
Earlier,
Warrenton’s
Kaison Smith had a solo
home run in the third
inning for a brief 4-3
lead, before the Cheese-
makers responded with a
grand slam in the top of the
fourth.
In the bottom of the sev-
enth, the Warriors had two
batters hit by pitch and
another drew a walk, and
scored the game-winning
run on a misplayed fl y ball
by the Cheesemakers.
Earls had a double and
a triple in the nightcap, and
Nate Streibeck added a tri-
ple for the Warriors, who
were scheduled to play a
doubleheader Thursday at
Ilwaco.
Astoria Ford 8,
Knappa 4
In other Junior Baseball
action Monday, Astoria
Ford defeated Knappa, 8-4.
Astoria’s
Connelly
Fromwiller had two dou-
bles and drove in two runs,
Gunnar Olson had a single,
double and scored twice.
Pitcher Karson Haw-
kins pitched four innings,
allowing two runs.
Olson was also named
Player of the Week for the
Lower Columbia Baseball
Club in Longview, Wash-
ington. Competing for
Rohl Roofi ng, Olson fi n-
ished the weekend Fire-
cracker Classic tourna-
ment with a .555 batting
average.
SCOREBOARD
THURSDAY
Junior Baseball — Seaside at Astoria
Ford (2), 4 p.m.; Warrenton at Ilwaco
(2), 4 p.m.; Neah-Kah-Nie at Knappa
(2), 4 p.m.
SATURDAY
Junior Baseball — Astoria Ford at
Neah-Kah-Nie (2), 1 p.m.
VOLLEYBALL
COWAPA ALL-LEAGUE
League season champion: Valley
Catholic
Players of the Year: Naima Foster,
Maddie Klopcic, Valley Catholic
Coach of the Year: Becky Kemper, Val-
ley Catholic
First Team
OH: Naima Foster, So., Valley Catholic
MB: Maddie Klopcic, Sr., Valley Catholic
OH: Izzy Applebee, Sr., Banks
OH: Frances Eisenhardt, So., Valley
Catholic
OH/DS: Taylor Haltiner, Jr., Tillamook
OH/MB: Halle Helmersen, Sr.,
Astoria
OH/MB: Nessa Hurliman, Sr., Tillamook
MB/RS: Gretchen Kibbe, Sr., Valley
Catholic
L: Kylee King, Jr., Valley Catholic
MB/DS: Makayla Tuiolemotu, Jr.,
Tillamook
S/OH: Sage Veek-Peterson, Sr.,
Tillamook
OH/MB: Karen Wing, Sr., Seaside
OH/RS: Annika Wunderlich, Sr.,
Seaside
Honorable Mention
L: Sandee Adriano, Jr., Seaside
S: Katiya Blas-Arellano, Fr., Valley
Catholic
OH: Nya Johnson, Jr., Banks
MB: Callie Lanter, Sr., Banks
MB/RS: Mollie Matthews, Jr., Astoria
MB: Landri Mickle, Jr., Seaside
RS: Emily Skaar, So., Tillamook
S: Taja Tuimato, Sr., Astoria
Coastal Range All-League
League season champion:
Warrenton
League tournament champion:
Clatskanie
Player of the Year: Shelby Blodgett,
Clatskanie
Coach of the Year: Staci Miethe,
Warrenton
First Team
Shelby Blodgett, Sr., Clatskanie
Kalli Budge, Jr., Rainier
Hallee Hughes, So., Willamina
Mia McFadden, Sr., Warrenton
Avyree Miethe, Jr., Warrenton
Alexis Smith, Sr., Clatskanie
Second Team
Kyla Cook, Sr., Rainier
Madison Diehl, Jr., Willamina
Ann Heyen, Sr., Warrenton
Kallie Schoenbachler, Sr., Willamina
Aubrey Sorensen, Jr., Rainier
Olivia Sprague, Sr., Clatskanie
Honorable Mention
Amelia Mooney, Sr., Willamina
Jeff TerHar
Senior Annika Wunderlich (4) was one of two Seaside players named fi rst-team Cowapa all-league.
Local volleyball players selected all-league
The Astorian
The Oregon School
Activities Association has
completed all seasons for
the 2020-21 school year.
Now it’s time for another
one — awards season.
In volleyball, local teams
had several players selected
to their respective all-league
teams.
At the 4A level, the
Cowapa all-league squad
included two Seaside play-
ers (seniors Karen Wing and
Annika Wunderlich) on the
fi rst team, along with Asto-
ria senior Halle Helmersen.
League champion Val-
ley Catholic had the Play-
ers of the Year (senior Mad-
die Klopcic and sophomore
Naima Foster) and the
Coach of the Year (Becky
Kemper). All six Valiant
starters were all-league.
Astoria and Seaside also
had honorable mention
selections.
At the 3A level, the
Coastal Range all-league
team included three play-
ers from regular sea-
son champion Warrenton.
Senior Mia McFadden and
junior Avyree Miethe were
selected to the fi rst team,
while Coach of the Year
Staci Miethe led the War-
riors to their third straight
league title.
In the 2A Northwest
League, Knappa’s Hannah
Dietrichs was a fi rst-team
selection.
At the 1A level, Jew-
ell coach Jessica Miller led
the Blue Jays to a 13-2 over-
all record, and 6-0 as the
co-league champions in the
Casco League.
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