Mid-Columbia roundup for Oct. 3: Kamiakin’s Fishburn finishes third at Sunfair Invitational
Kamiakin cross country runner Phillip Fishburn was third in the 3-mile race for No. 1 runners at the Sunfair Invitational on Saturday in Yakima.
Fishburn was timed in 15 minutes, 38.68 seconds on the Franklin Park course, finishing behind Tahoma’s Graeme Schroeder (15:29.20) and Anacortes’ Dylan Holland (15:32.87).
On the girls side, Braves runner Lindsey Lowe was 18th in 19:59.76.
In the races for No. 2 runners, Kamiakin’s Jonah Franco was fifth (16:25.66) and McKinzi Teeples ninth (19:53.89).
Mirannda Shulman was seventh for the Braves in the No. 3 girls race with her time of 19:58.30.
Kamiakin got third-place finishes from Ryan Child (No. 5 boys) and Traven Bills (No. 6), while Kyler Lee was seventh in the race for No. 7 runners.
Cortni Bisson was fifth in the No. 6 girls race, and Brooke Moon was eighth in the No. 4 race.
At Franklin Park, Yakima
3 miles
Flight 7 (Runner 1)
Boys top finishers: 1, Graeme Schroeder (Tahoma) 15:29.20; 2, Dylan Holland (Anacortes) 15:32.87; 3, Phillip Fishburn (Kamiakin) 15:38.68.
Girls top finishers: 1, Erin Mullins (Cascade-Leavenworth) 18:21.21; 2, Dania Holmberg (Eagle) 18:50.99; 3, Briegan Bester (Central Valley) 18:54.63. Kamiakin: 18, Lindsey Lowe 19:59.76.
Flight 6 (Runner 2)
Boys top finishers: 1, Keegan Fitzpatrick (Tahoma) 15:56.72; 2, Isaac Barville (University) 16:10.26; 3, Dominic Arce (Lincoln) 16:14.48. Kamiakin: 5, Jonah Franco 16:25.66.
Girls top finishers: 1, Kaitlin Wride (Flathead) 18:36.37; 2, Annika Reiss (Bellingham) 18:49.72; 3, Abby Smith (Lewis & Clark) 18:54.53. Kamiakin: 9, McKinzi Teeples 19:53.89.
Flight 5 (Runner 3)
Boys top finishers: 1, Dawson Besst (Tahoma) 16:01.53; 2, Avi Meyer (Lincoln) 16:08.48; 3, Travis Crumpler (Kamiakin) 16:15.03.
Girls top finishers: 1, Nicole Bouma (Flathead) 19:00.34; 2, Heidi Smith (Glacier Peak) 19:37.68; 3, Kiersten Kimminau (Olympia) 19:51.69. Kamiakin: 7, Mirannda Shulman 19:58.30.
Flight 4 (Runner 4)
Boys top finishers: 1, Michael Martin (South Eugene) 16:05.08; 2, Adin Becker (Lincoln) 16:12.23; 3, Tristan Houser (Tahoma) 16:27.99. Kamiakin: 14, James Ferraro 17:54.01. Prosser: 23, Tito Torres 19:11.96.
Girls top finishers: 1, Madelyn Huston (Thomas Haney) 19:13.08; 2, Rachel Mortimer (Abbotsford) 19:32.30; 3, Julia Lamar (Eagle) 19:47.59. Kamiakin: 8, Brooke Moon 20:23.53. Prosser: 22, Hana VerMulm 21:50.95.
Flight 3 (Runner 5)
Boys top finishers: 1, Devon Walters (Tahoma) 16:21.78; 2, Ransom Gravatt (Lincoln) 16:33.10; 3, Ryan Child (Kamiakin) 16:55.68. Prosser: 24, Harrison Moore 18:49.08.
Girls top finishers: 1, Tatiana Smith (Lakes) 19:35.93; 2, Delaney Bloomer (South Eugene) 19:59.52; 3, Ella Whitfield (Eagle) 20:03.64. Kamiakin: 14, Julia Almaguer 21:44.46. Prosser: 22, Justice Newhouse 22:35.78.
Flight 2 (Runner 6)
Boys top finishers: 1, Nick Gennarelli (Tahoma) 16:16.08; 2, Joe Kortenhof (Lincoln) 16:39.99; 3, Traven Bills (Kamiakin) 16:59.66.
Girls top finishers: 1, Katarina Zosel (Tahoma) 19:50.30; 2, Ashley Walker (Eagle) 20:17.64; 3, Mary Skakel (Lincoln) 20:30.76. Kamiakin: 5, Cortni Bisson 20:44.51.
Flight 1 (Runner 7)
Boys top finishers: 1, Carson Cohn (Lincoln) 16:36.15; 2, Colton Egberg (Tahoma) 16:45.15; 3, BJ Sauter (South Eugene) 17:02.09. Kamiakin: 7, Kyler Lee 17:19.09.
Girls top finishers: 1, Allegra VanderWilde (Lewis & Clark) 20:13.65; 2, Emily Lermer (Eagle) 20:22.83; 3, Stephanie Hamilton (Lincoln) 20:30.32. Kamiakin: 7, Brooklyn Lowe 21:23.90.
PASCO BULLDOG INVITE: Umatilla’s Fabian Cardenas won the boys varsity-large school race with a 5,000-meter time of 15.53.9 — his second fastest of the season — at Big Cross in Pasco.
Kennewick and Richland tied for second in the standings with 96 points, well behind winner Lewiston’s 26. The Bengals swept the next three spots behind Cardenas and also had runners finish seventh and 13th.
Pasco’s Ismael Castaneda was fifth (17:19.0), followed by Richland’s Cody Sloan (17:41.3). Kennewick’s top runner was No. 14 Johan Correa (18:29.8).
In the boys varsity-small school race, Tri-Cities Prep took third, led by seventh-place Phillip Geist (17:24.2).
The Mid-Columbia’s top small-school runner was Bickleton’s Andrew Gannon, who finished fifth in 17:04.7.
On the girls side, Sunnyside won the large-school race with 31 points, six ahead of runner-up Chiawana. The Grizzlies’ Dallas Borrego took second in 20:32.3, followed by teammate Jeniya Guillen (20:36.8). Chiawana’s Samantha Schmidt (21:18.8) was fourth.
Waitsburg-Prescott’s Emily Adams finished first in the small-school race with a time of 19:52.7. Tri-Cities Prep was third in the team standings, with the Jaguars’ Celeste Davis (21:46.4) taking sixth.
At Big Cross, Pasco
5,000 meters
Boys varsity-large schools
Team scores: 1, Lewiston 26; T2, Kennewick and Richland 96; 4, Umatilla 99; 5, Chiawana 128; 6, Sunnyside 130; 7, Othello 139; 8, Grandview 152.
Top finishers: 1, Fabian Cardenas (Uma) 15:53.9; 2, Austin Byrer (Lew) 16:02.9; 3, Joey Perez (Lew) 16:44.3.
Kennewick: 14, Johan Correa 18:29.8; 18, Armando Ponce 18:44.5; 23, Simplicio Hernandez 19:00.0; 25, Wyatt Fiander 19:01.3; 26, Brian Flores 19:01.6.
Richland: 6, Cody Sloan 17:41.3; 10, Patrick Workman 18:13.8; 16, Austin Hartley 18:34.1; 27, Ryle Hollick 19:06.2; 45, Chris Nilsen 20:02.5
Umatilla: 1, Cardenas; 20, Bradley Bensen 18:47.0; 24, Zayne Troeger 19:00.3; 28, Armando Mendoza 19:08.0; 34, Salvador Alvarez 19:25.1.
Chiawana: 12, Juan Mojica 18:22.7; 21, Connor Woodward 18:47.4; 33, Cole Bassett 19:23.9; 35, Eric Harrod 19:27.8; 37, Grant Stock 19:30.0.
Sunnyside: 8, Griffey Sarmiento 17:51.5; 22, Luis Ramos 18:59.3; 30, Anthony Castelleja 19:18.5; 38, Boshyar Madera 19:30.5; 41, Malcom Sanchez 19:45.3.
Othello: 9, Ulises Neponuceno 18:04.5; 19, Ethan Besherse 18:45.0; 31, Ivan Rojas 19:18.7; 43, Christopher Melo 19:57.1; 46, Pedro Ramirez 20:03.6.
Grandview: 15, Carlos Granados 18:32.9; 17, Adrian Benitez 18:42.4; 29, Isaiah Villarreal 19:10.7; 50, Jose Cisneros-Valdez 20:27.9; 51, Ken Plaza 20:40.4.
Pasco: 5, Ismael Castaneda 17:19.0; 11, Kaden Daw 18:22.2.
Boys varsity-small schools
Team scores: 1, NW Christian-Colbert 49; 2, Asotin 58; 3, Tri-Cities Prep 71; 4, Connell 72; 5, Goldendale 111; 6. Bickleton 123.
Top finishers: 1, Jack Ammon (NWC) 16:31.4; 2, Thomas Weakland (Aso) 16:37.7; 3, Dillon Rising (Gold) 16:47.3.
Tri-Cities Prep: 7, Phillip Geist 17:24.2; 10, Cesar Robles 18:08.0; 15, Thomas Mercer 18:41.7; 20, Stefan Geist 19:07.4; 27, Colby Richards 19:41.1.
Connell: 12, Josiah Kroontje 18:28.8; 14, Carter Syrie 18:32.6; 16, Alex Tapia 18:43.0; 17, Gerardo Morales 18:47.8; 23, Edwin Quezada 19:26.0.
Bickleton: 5, Andrew Gannon 17:04.7; 26, Michael Gannon 19:37.4; 31, Henry Pond 21:35.7; 36, Joseph Cummings 22:27.7; 39, Cody Allenton 23:02.9.
Waitsburg-Prescott: 9, Landon Callas 17:47.2; 24, Skylar Wood 19:30.9; 37, Joe Leamy 22:45.0; 38, Tom House 22:54.0.
Girls varsity-large schools
Team scores: 1, Sunnyside 31; 2, Chiawana 37; 3, Othello 71; 4, Richland 72.
Top finishers: 1, Miriam Ames (Lewiston) 20:22.7; 2, Dallas Borrego (Sun) 20:32.3; 3, Jeniya Guillen (Sun) 20:36.8.
Sunnyside: 2, Borrego; 3, Guillen; 11, Cecilia Guillen 23:01.1; 13, Jessica Mendoza 23:22.2; 19, Alondra Garcia 25:22.3.
Chiawana: 4, Samantha Schmidt 21:18.8; 10, Katie Thien 22:59.7; 12, Bacilisa Viera 23:20.1; 14, Hailey Bullis 23:23.9; 18, Peyton Stephenson 25:18.8; 25, Taylee Harker 27:57.7.
Othello: 9, Michelle Murillo 22:45.1; 15, Olivia Giles 23:24.3; 22, Elizabeth Giles 26:56.3; 24, Silivia Rodriguez-Garcilazo 27:38.7; 26, Renae Besherse 28:46.8.
Richland: 16, Ada Poulson 23:32.9; 17, Braydin Henderson 24:06.4; 20, Ashley Hammond 25:49.9; 21, Melinda Merrill 26:08.9; 23, Sarah Molu 27:04.5.
Kennewick: 7, Bianca Chavez 22:21.7.
Girls varsity-small schools
Team scores: 1, Asotin 25; 2, NW Christian-Colbert 46; 3, Tri-Cities Prep 55.
Top finishers: 1, Emily Adams (Waitsburg-Prescott) 19:52.7; 2, Carmen Eggleston (Aso) 20:17.8; 3, Maia Dykstra (Aso) 20:39.3.
Tri-Cities Prep: 6, Celeste Davis 21:46.4; 9, Laurel Hermann 23:00.0; 13, Emma Slahtasky 24:30.5; 15, Lauren Fong 24:46.7; 17, Grace Noble 24:49.8.
Waitsburg-Prescott: 1, Adams.
Connell: 21, Abby Zurcher 26:17.2; 22, Jenona Rigor 26:40.1; 24, Alyssa Baxter 29:51.3; 25, Kira Knight 31:39.4.
WENATCHEE INVITE: Porter McMichael won the boys 3-mile varsity race in 15:36 and helped Hanford take third in the boys standings.
The Falcons won the girls team title, led by No. 3 Hailey Cleavenger (18:46). Amber Skouson was sixth, Grace Arnold seventh, Rachel Schmidt 13th and Megan Wright 14th.
Southridge was fourth in the girls standings, as Lindsey Wooley, Lizzie Stites and Brooke Hansen finished in the top 17.
At Walla Walla Point Park, Wenatchee
3 miles
Boys
Team scores: 1, Central Valley 45; 2, Lake Stevens 74; 3, Hanford 104; 7, Southridge 181; 8, Royal 189.
Top finishers: 1, Porter McMichael (Han) 15:36; 2, Trevor Allen (LS) 15:54; 3, Cody Bollum (DP) 15:59.
Hanford: 1, McMichael; 7, Jared Wright 16:08; 23, Caleb Olson 16:49; 33, Nic Fraga 17:10; 40, Torin Kuether 17:16.
Southridge: 15, James Chan 16:30; 29, Keanu Daos 16:58; 38, Tristan Robinson 17:14; 48, Crew Morris 17:28; 51, Wade Yocom 17:34.
Royal: 19, Victor Garcia 16:37; T35, Silver Beltran and Rodolfo Flores 17:12; 39, Cristian Garcia 17:15; 60, Eduardo Rodriguez 18:06.
Girls
Team scores: 1, Hanford 43; 2, Lake Stevens 68; 3, Deer Park 83; 4, Southridge 116; 6, Royal 147.
Top finishers: 1, Moriah Duenich (DP) 18:14; 2, Libby Michael (DP) 18:41; 3, Hailey Cleavenger (Han) 18:46.
Hanford: 3, Cleavenger; 6, Amber Skouson 19:31; 7, Grace Arnold 19:37; 13, Rachel Schmidt 20:08; 14, Megan Wright 20:13.
Southridge: 12, Lindsey Wooley 20:08; 16, Lizzie Stites 20:16; 17, Brooke Hansen 20:17; 36, Shelby Wolfe 21:41; 39, Kila Vopat 22:23.
Royal: 19, Elizabeth Guardarrama 20:25; 22, Kay Lester 20:52; 29, Gracelynn Miller 21:12; 40, Abigail Delay 22:30; 41, Caitlin Diaz 22:32.
Swimming/diving
MUKILTEO INVITE: Richland’s Katie Schroder and Kennewick’s Alexis Murphy earned state-qualifying times in a fast 100-yard breaststroke in Federal Way.
The top five times in the event were under the Class 4A state standard of 1 minute, 9.90 seconds. Schroder finished fourth in 1:09.64, and Murphy, of the Class 3A Lions, was fifth in 1:09.82.
Defending team champion Richland finished fifth with 350 points — Bainbridge won with 712.5 — but the Bombers were buoyed by Lauren Hall, who was fourth in the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke. Alyssa Musick was seventh in the 200 individual medley, and Kelsey Olsen placed fourth in diving. The Bombers were second in the 200 medley relay and eighth in the 200 and 400 free.
The Mid-Columbia’s top individual finisher was Kamiakin’s Saige Polanik, who took second in diving with a score of 197.40.
Hanford’s Megan Gelston was sixth in the 100 back, and teammate Maddie Elliott finished eighth in the 500 free.
Murphy was eighth in the 100 fly.
Team scores: 1, Bainbridge 712.5; 2, Wenatchee 531.5; 3, Lake Stevens 381; 4, Kamiak 366; 5, Richland 350; 12, Hanford 150; 15, Kamiakin 109; 20, Kennewick 78; 26, Southridge 47; 30, Sunnyside 4; 31, Prosser 3; 200 medley relay (winner and locals in top 16): 1, Bainbridge A (Allison Murphy, Olivia Dow, Amanda Comeau, Ani Duni) 1:54.31 (SQ); 2, Richland A (Marcia Kim, Katie Schroder, Alyssa Musick, Lauren Hall) 1:56.89; 14, Hanford A (Megan Gelston, Maha Fathali, Maddie Elliott, Kayla Burck) 2:03.83; 200 freestyle: 1, Ella Van Troba (Naches Valley) 1:57.16 (SQ); 12, Blair Murphy (Ken) 2:07.70; 200 individual medley: 1, Emma Frey (Mount Vernon) 2:11.43 (SQ); 7, Musick (Rich) 2:17.28; 10, Schroder (Rich) 2:19.22; 15, Kim (Rich) 2:23.25; 50 freestyle: 1, Emma Carlton (MV) 24.20 (SQ); Diving: 1, Ali Brandt (Wen) 217.91; 2, Saige Polanik (Kam) 197.40; 4, Kelsey Olsen (Rich) 176.60; 15, Abby Winstead (Kam) 156.20; 16, Rylinn Rhoten (Sou) 152.55; 100 butterfly: 1, Jessica Wierzbicki (Wen) 55.52 (meet record, SQ); 4, Hall (Rich) 1:01.38; 8, Alexis Murphy (Ken) 1:01.73; 9, Gelston (Han) 1:02.05; 11, Musick (Rich) 1:02.41; 100 freestyle: 1, Gabby Marlatt (Lake Stevens) 53.95 (SQ); 12, Hilary Petersen (Sou) 58.14; 14, Madison Thurber (Kam) 58.52; 500 freestyle: 1, Van Troba (NV) 5:15.36 (SQ); 8, Elliott (Han) 5:33.60; 15, Courtney Lewis (Kam) 6:05.68; 16, Mary Workman (Rich) 6:10.66; 200 freestyle relay: 1, Kamiak A (Angeline Dovinh, Rosanna Holod, Stina Seaberg, Song-Nhi Vo) 1:42.24 (SQ); 8, Richland A (BreAnn Bell, Hall, Neomi Mennetrot, Olsen) 1:47.47; 100 backstroke: 1, Frey (MV) 58.97 (SQ); 4, Hall (Rich) 1:02.61; 6, Gelston (Han) 1:03.75; 9, Thurber (Kam) 1:03.99; 11, Kim (Rich) 1:04.68; 13, Petersen (Sou) 1:05.69; 100 breaststroke: 1, Danielle Booth (Archbishop Murphy) 1:09.04 (SQ); 4, Schroder (Rich) 1:09.64 (SQ); 5, A. Murphy (Ken) 1:09.82 (SQ); 10, Elliott (Han) 1:13.08; 400 freestyle relay: 1, Wenatchee A (Wierzbicki, Jordan Hartley, Hannah VanHeyningen, Kayli Brown) 3:44.52 (SQ); 7, Hanford A (Elliott, Burck, Annie Shen, Gelston) 3:53.60; 8, Richland A (Schroder, Bell, Mennetrot, Musick) 3:54.04; 15, Richland B (Kim, Alyssa Workman, M. Workman, April Mercer) 4:09.29.
Girls soccer
HANFORD 2, SOUTHRIDGE 1 (SO): Chelsea Marozik tied the score for the Falcons in the 60th minute and then nailed a spot kick in Hanford’s shootout win over the host Suns.
All five Falcons shooters — Ellie Harlow, Marozik, Hannah Thompson, Sadie Newsom and Taylor Matheny — converted their opportunities in the shootout, and Hanford (7-3 overall, 6-2 Mid-Columbia Conference) stayed tied with Kamiakin (7-2, 6-2) for second place in the MCC, one game behind Southridge (8-2, 7-1).
“It was a hard-fought game. I don’t think there was a dominant team, but our girls believed we could win no matter what,” Falcons coach Kaylie Winston said. “(Goalkeeper) Kelsee (Winston) kept us in the game with some big saves.”
Scoring: 1, S, Kelly Brown (Haley Thomas), 9:00. 2, H, Chelsea Marozik, 60:00. Shootout goals (Hanford 5-3): H, Ellie Harlow, Marozik, Hannah Thompson, Sadie Newsom, Taylor Matheny. SR, Emily Russell, Thomas, Savannah Brown. Shots: H 20, S 24. Saves: H, Kelsee Winston 9. S, Tiara Valadez 3.
KAMIAKIN 3, RICHLAND 0: Maddie Morgan scored the first of her two goals in the third minute, and Grace Wilbur stopped three shots as the Braves shut out the host Bombers.
“I thought we played smart,” Kamiakin coach Chris Erikson said. “I thought our game management was very good in terms of doing what we needed to do when we needed to do it.”
Richland’s Gracelyn Fine made 11 saves against 22 Kamiakin shots.
Scoring: 1, K, Maddie Morgan (Rilee Castilla), 2:03. 2, K, Morgan, 54:17. 3, K, Kaeri Ward, 82:38. Shots: K 22, R 8. Saves: K, Grace Wilbur 3. R, Gracelyn Fine 11.
CHIAWANA 10, KENNEWICK 0: Braydey Hodgins scored five goals, Summer Yates had four goals and an assist, and Macey Morales dished out four assists as the Riverhawks romped over the Lions at Southridge High School.
Hodgins and Yates each had three goals in the first 25 minutes to lead the Riverhawks (6-3 overall, 5-3 MCC).
Scoring: 1, C, Braydey Hodgins (Macey Morales), 2:00. 2, C, Summer Yates (Lyndsey Ellingsen), 10:00. 3, C, Hodgins (Morales), 13:00. 4, C, Yates (Morales), 15:00. 5, C, Yates (Morales), 20:00. 6, C, Hodgins (Kailey Leavens), 25:00. 7, C, Hannah Haertling (Yates), 47:00. 8, C, Hodgins (Amber Gama), 55:00. 9, C, Hodgins (PK), 57:00. 10, C, Yates (Leavens), 63:00. Shots: C 13, K 3. Saves: C, Cydni Cottrell 1. K, Olivia Blank 3.
GRANDVIEW 1, OTHELLO 0 (SO): The Greyhounds outscored the Huskies 3-2 in the shootout for a hard-earned CWAC road victory.
Grandview had an 11-3 shot advantage during regulation and overtime, but it could not get the ball past Othello keeper Giselle Monroy.
Shootout goals (Grandview 3-2): G, Areesa Trevino, Crystal Jacobo, Lupe Ramos. O, Giselle Monroy, Julissa Garza. Shots: G 11, O 3. Saves: G, Anabel Pallares 3. O, Monroy 9.
HIGHLAND 1, KIONA-BENTON 1: Heidi Sanchez scored for the Bears (2-1-2) in the ninth minute, but the Scotties responded in the 61st minute to pull out a nonleague draw in Benton City.
Scoring: 1, KB, Heidi Sanchez (Emily Thornton), 9:00. 2, H, Airan Garcia (Lesly Quezada), 61:00. Shots: H 3, KB 8. Saves: H, Gaby Gonzalez 7. KB, Micky Ramirez 2.
Volleyball
LINDA SHERIDAN CLASSIC: Breanna Shaffer chalked up 38 kills and 46 digs, and Julisa Gonzalez collected 86 digs and six aces as Kennewick went 2-4 to finish ninth in the silver bracket in Spokane.
“We stepped up a lot against Cascade. We figured out our groove and what we’re capable of,” Lions coach Julie Maciboba said. “That was nice to see.”
Richland was ninth in the gold bracket (25th overall) after two wins and three losses, including a one-set defeat by Tahoma.
Kamry Breard had 30 kills, 36 assists and 26 digs for the Bombers, and Lexi Lacey finished with 32 kills and 30 digs. Taylor Moody racked up 63 assists, 23 digs and seven aces, while Alaina Lacey dug up 58 balls.
“There’s always good stuff, but we talked to the team afterward, and they felt it was a C day, kind of an average day,” said coach Bob Raidl, whose team is 8-0 in the Mid-Columbia Conference. “We’re not an average team. We just weren’t satisfied with our performance.”
Kennewick set scores: Lost to Lewiston 21-25, 25-18, 15-12; lost to Skyview 25-9, 25-10; def. Bonners Ferry 25-16, 25-19; def. Sandpoint 25-22, 21-25, 15-10; lost to Cascade 20-25, 25-21, 15-11; lost to Walla Walla 25-14. Leaders: Breanna Shaffer 38 kills, 46 digs, 7 aces; Monica Kaylor 15 kills, 12 blocks; Shyann Pratt 14 kills, 11 blocks; Julisa Gonzalez 86 digs, 6 aces; Hope Ivey 69 assists, 22 digs; Kjerstin Manson 28 digs.
Richland set scores: Lost to Vale 25-21, 25-19, 27-26; def. Sandpoint 25-15, 25-21, 25-21; def. Lewiston 25-9, 25-23; lost to Auburn Riverside 25-19, 25-22; lost to Tahoma 25-14. Leaders: Kamry Breard 30 kills, 36 assists, 26 digs, 2 blocks, 2 aces; Taylor Moody 63 assists, 23 digs, 7 aces; Lindsay Rosenthal 14 kills, 15 digs, 2 blocks, 2 aces; Lexi Lacey 32 kills, 30 digs, 2 blocks, 5 aces; Alaina Lacey 58 digs, 2 aces; Siena Becker 5 kills, 9 digs, 2 aces; McKenna Cullen 4 kills, 4 blocks, 1 ace; Madelaine Haynie 4 kills, 4 blocks; Sarah Howlett 13 kills, 3 blocks; Savannah Haynie 3 kills, 1 block.
NWAC East soccer
COLUMBIA BASIN MEN 2, NORTH IDAHO 1: Esteban Ojeda and Misael Franco each scored in the second half to lead the Hawks past the Cardinals in Coeur d’Alene.
Scoring: 1, CBC, Esteban Ojeda, 54:00. 2, CBC, Misael Franco (Jair Dominguez), 63:00. 3, NI, Hamidou Kante (Matt Howard), 85:00. Shots: N/A. Saves: N/A.
NORTH IDAHO WOMEN 2, COLUMBIA BASIN 0: The Hawks lost to the Cardinals on the road despite a seven-save effort from CBC’s Stephanie Gibson. Haley White and Megan Lowery scored for North Idaho.
Scoring: 1, NI, Haley White, 20:00. 2, Megan Lowery (White), 85:00. Shots: N/A. Saves: CBC, Stephanie Gibson 7. NI, Tiegan Horton 3.
TREASURE VALLEY MEN 1, WALLA WALLA 0: The Warriors fell on the road after allowing a goal from the Chukars’ Diego Diaz-Sanchez in the 14th minute.
Scoring: 1, TV, Diego Diaz-Sanchez (Everardo Bartolo), 14:00. Shots: N/A. Saves: WW, Fernando Gutierrez 6. TV, Mauricio Huerta 3.
This story was originally published October 3, 2015 at 10:49 PM with the headline "Mid-Columbia roundup for Oct. 3: Kamiakin’s Fishburn finishes third at Sunfair Invitational."