AREA ROUNDUP: Meyer fans 13 as Genesee walks off Orofino

Apr. 22—AREA ROUNDUP

GENESEE — In a nailbiter, the Bulldogs' Kaylee Krick hit a double to the left field wall to score two runners and walk off the Maniacs 8-6 in a non-league softball game on Monday.

Krick had two doubles in the game and four RBI.

Kendra Meyer had 13 strikeouts for Genesee (12-2, 9-1).

Rilee Diffin of Orofino (10-6) led the team with two hits, including a double and two RBI.

Orofino 200 010 3—6 6 1

Genesee 000 410 3—8 12 3

R. Deyo, S. Olive (7) and R. Diffin; K. Meyer and R. Baysinger. W — Meyer; L — Olive.

Orofino hits — Diffin 2 (2B), L. Johnson (HR), B. Hanna, K. Coleman, P. Deyo.

Genesee hits — S. Banks 3, K. Krick 2 (2 2B), Baysinger 2, S. Johnson 2, Meyer, A. Wareham, M. Herman.

HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

Potlatch 4, Troy 3

POTLATCH — In a pitching duel, the Loggers got the best of the Trojans in a Whitepine League game.

Potlatch's Logan Carpenter pitched the full game and allowed 8 hits, three runs and totaled six strikeouts. Carpenter earned the win.

Jay Marshall had three hits and two RBI to lead the Loggers (12-1, 9-0).

Dominic Holden of Troy pitched 6 2/3 innings and allowed 10 hits and three runs to score. Holden also had 13 strikeouts, but the effort was not enough to earn the win for the Trojans (5-5, 3-3).

Troy 000 011 1—3 8 2

Potlatch 002 001 0—4 10 1

D. Holden, C. Trout (7) and M. Durrett; L. Carpenter and J. Marshall. W — Carpenter; L — Trout.

Troy hits — P. Christensen 3, Holden (2B), W. Moser, J. Barton, W. Hazeltine, A. Barton.

Potlatch hits — M. Woolverton 3 (2B), J. Marshall 3, C. Carpenter 2, B. Breeze (2B), W. Marshall.

Kendrick 15, Genesee 4

GENESEE — The Tigers bested the Bulldogs in a Whitepine League game.

Xavier Carpenter led Kendrick (13-1, 9-1) with three hits, including a double and three RBI.

Ryder Uhlenkott had the lone hit, along with two RBI for Genesee (6-9-1, 4-8).

Kendrick 506 31—15 13 6

Genesee 211 00—4 1 11

G. Holland, N. Kimberling (5) and M. Kirkland; D. McGlothen, M. Poxleitner (5) and J. Banks. W — Holland; L — McGlothen.

Kendrick hits — X. Carpenter 3 (2B), Kimberling 2 (2B), M. Boyer 2 (2B), M. Kirkland, H. Kirkland, R. Roetcisoender, J. Anderson, K. Koepp, K. Lesnet.

Genesee hits — R. Uhlenkott.

Prairie 17, Lapwai 1

LAPWAI — A 17-run second inning for the Pirates propelled them over the Wildcats in a 2A Whitepine League game.

The pitching staff of Prairie (7-4, 6-4) combined for seven strikeouts and only allowed one hit.

The Pirates' Phil Schwartz led the team in RBI with a three-run triple.

Garrett Baumbaugh had the only hit for Lapwai (0-8, 0-8)

Prairie 0(17)0—17 8 0

Lapwai 001—1 1 1

L. McElroy, J. Quintal (2), C. Schumacher (2), K. Quintal (3) and D. Poxleitner; C. Brown, A. Lopez (2) and C. Baumbaugh.

Prairie hits — K. Quintal 2, J. Quintal 2, P. Schwartz (3B), L. McElroy, C. Ray, M. Rehder.

Lapwai hits — Baumbaugh.

HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS

Lewiston lost two duals at home

The Bengals lost to both Couer d'Alene and Lake City in two duals in Lewiston.

The No. 1 boys doubles duo of Cayden Bechler and JJ Pacheco went undefeated on the day. They beat their first opponent 6-4, 6-4 and their second opponent in a marathon of a match 6-4, 4-6, 10-6.

Against Lake City, the Bengal girls doubles and mixed doubles swept their opponent. The duo of Alexis Keller and Brennan Rice defeated their opponent 6-2, 6-3.

Lewiston now holds a record of 5-5.

Couer d'Alene 10, Lewiston 2

Girls singles — Caitlin Combes, CDA, def. Eliza Pfaff 2-6, 3-0 (ret.); Maddie Hunt, CDA, def. Malley Geary 6-1, 6-2; River Hoover, Lew, def. Mya Jones 6-3, 6-2.

Girls doubles — Gabby Knutson/Natalie Knutson, CDA, def. Skye VanTrease/Grace Klein 6-3, 6-4; Ava Jaeger/Libby Morristoe, CDA, def. Taylor Musser/Destiny Ellenwood 6-1, 6-1.

Boys singles — Connor Judson, CDA, def. Dylan Smith 6-0, 6-0; Grant Johnson, CDA, def Wes Heiss 6-2, 6-4; Brody Raber, CDA, def. Joe Hartwig 6-3, 6-4.

Boys doubles — Cayden Bechler/JJ Pacheco, Lew, def. Max James/Lucas Reeves 6-4, 6-4; Cooper Irwin/Paysch Irwin, CDA, def. Beau Bechler/Sam Beckstead 6-1, 6-4.

Mixed doubles — Sam Mandel/Katie Shell, CDA, def. Alexis Keller/Brennan Rice 4-6, 7-5, 10-1; Nathan Pulsipher/Kyrsten Moore, CDA, def. Jessica Hartwig/Filippo Greggio 6-2, 6-0.

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Lake City 7, Lewiston 5

Girls singles — Libby Montgomery, LC, def. Malley Geary 6-4, 6-0; Whitlee Sudol, LC, def. River Hoover 6-4, 6-4; Greta Nace, LC, def. Jazmyn Smith 6-1, 6-0.

Girls doubles — Grace Klein/Skye VanTrease, Lew, def. Asa Sutton/Roxy Profumo 6-1, 6-1; Taylor Musser/Jessica Hartwig, Lew, def. Anna Ploof/Andi Rosenau 6-1, 6-0.

Boys singles — Lincoln Stowell, LC, def. Dylan Smith 6-4, 6-0; Sam Rockey, LC, def. Wes Heiss 6-4, 6-0; Easton Swopes, LC, def. Isaac Dover 6-4, 4-6, 11-9.

Boys doubles — Cayden Bechler/JJ Pacheco, Lew, def. Tucker Rosenau/Tysen Gersdof 6-4, 4-6, 10-6; Josh Atwood/Josh Rojo, LC, def. Sam Beckstead/Beau Bechler 6-3, 6-3.

Mixed doubles — Brennan Rice/Alexis Keller, Lew, def. Caden Oxenrider/Josie Hocking 6-2, 6-3; Destiny Ellenwood/Filippo Greggio, Lew, def. Jaden Ross/Maddi Penn 6-4, 6-3.

HIGH SCHOOL GOLF

Pomeroy girls golf wins match

WARDEN, Wash. — The Pomeroy Pirates girls golf team won a league match, claiming second through fifth individual places and besting the next-best team by 52 strokes. Kiersten Bartels paced Pomeroy with a second-place score of 101.

Vinny Vecchio won the boys side with a round of 76.

Pomeroy girls individual scores

2. Kiersten Bartels 101; 3. Kennedy Cannon 106; 4. Kellee Kendrick 109, 5. Elena Morfin 111.

Pomeroy boys individual scores

1. Vinny Vecchio 76; Josiah Ledgerwood 106; Cayle Mullins 111.

HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD

Logos dominate in Whitepine League Championships

TROY — Logos of Moscow claimed first place in team scoring for both boys and girls competition in the Whitepine League Championships on Saturday.

Logos won in both the boys team scoring, with a score of 194.5 and girls team scoring with a score of 239.5.

Sara Casebolt of Logos helped dominate the girls scoring. She won in the 400-meter, 800-meter and the 1,600-meter races.

Naomi Taylor of Logos won the 100-meter dash and the 200-meter race. The Logos girls won every single individual race.

Trenton Lorentz had big day for Prairie, who took second in the overall team scoring. Lorentz won the 100-meter, 200-meter and 400-meter races.

BOYS

Team scores — 1. Logos 194.5; 2. Prairie 147; 3. Troy 88.5; 4. Genesee 59; 5. Kamiah 57; 6. Timberline 49; 7. Kendrick 42; 8. Deary 29; 9. Highland-C 21; 10. Clearwater Valley 19; 11. Potlatch 3.

100 — 1. Trenton Lorentz, Pra, 11.21; 2. Jackson Marone, Troy, 11.62; 3. Ares Mabberly, Tim, 11.90.

200 — 1. Lorentz, Pra, 23.05; 2. Dylan Uhlenkott, Pra, 23.40; 3. Henry Sundlie, Log, 24.09.

400 — 1. Lorentz, Pra, 51.95; 2. Olaf Sundlie, Log, 52.94; 3. Jesiah Brower, Log, 54.18.

800 — 1. Seamus Wilson, Log, 2.07.21; 2. Lucius Comis, Log, 2.08.61; 3. Jack Engledow, Kam, 2.09.48.

1,600 — 1. John Henry Crapuchettes, Log, 4.54.26; 2. Ben Farr, Gen, 5.02.95; 3. Manuel Mendez, Tim, 5.08.40.

3,200 — 1. Crapuchettes, Log, 10.36.23; 2. Farr, Gen, 10.38.62; 3. Joshua Ketcheson, Gen, 11.22.66.

400 relay — 1. Prairie (Uhlenkott, Noah Geis, Ben Secrest, Lorentz), 45.14; 2. Logos, 46.74; 3. Timberline, 48.38.

800 relay — 1. Prairie (Matthew Wemhoff, Secrest, Geis, Uhlenkott), 1.35.17; 2. Logos, 1.36.13; 3. Troy, 1.37.69.

1,600 relay — 1. Prairie (Geis, Wemhoff, Secrest, Ulehkott), 3.40.44; 2. Logos, 3.42.88; 3. Troy, 4.10.65.

SMR 1,600 relay — 1. Logos (Brower, Jonathan Morrill, Olaf Sundlie, Wilson), 3.57.15; 2. Genesee, 3.59.18; 3. Prairie 4.15.07.

110 hurdles — 1. Alex Kirkham, Troy, 16.11 2. Gabe Igielski, Log, 18.37; 3. Hinder Hurst, Troy, 18.51.

300 hurdles — 1. Laithan Proctor, Dea, 42.51; 2. Alex Krikhan, Troy, 45.08; 3. Ryan Daniels, Log, 45.91.

Shot put — 1. Porter Whipple, Kam, 50-9; 2. Carson Hogan, Ken, 43-8 1/2; 3. Bennie Elven, Pra, 43-8.

Discus — 1. Elven, Pra, 146-1; 2. Leighton Davis, CV, 137-8; 3. Bowen, Log, 123-10.

Javelin — 1. Wemhoff, Pra, 148-7; 2. Bowen, Log, 132-0; 3. Henry Sundlie, Log, 124-2.

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High jump — 1. Noah Watson, Hig, 5-10; 2. Alex Kirkham, Troy, 5-8; 3. Jayden Mason, Troy, 5-8.

Pole vault — 1. Gavin Schoening, Kam, 10-6, 2. Todd Roberts, Kam, 10-0; T3. Jackson Marone, Troy, 9-0; T3. Cole Duclos, Pra, 9-0; T3. Briggs Rambo, Pra, 9-0.

Long jump — 1. Ares Mabberly, Tim, 19-0; 2. Cade Silflow, Ken, 18-6; T3. Ryan Daniels, Log, 18-5; T3. Payton Stamper, Pra, 18-5.

Triple jump — 1. Wilson, Troy, 38-9 1/2; 2. Cade Silflow, Ken, 38-9; 3. Seth Vestal, Gen, 38-2 3/4.

GIRLS

Team scores — 1. Logos 239.5; 2. Prairie 173; 3. Kamiah 80; 4. Troy 65.5; 5. Genesee 60; 6. Timberline 29; 7. Clearwater Valley 16; 8. Deary 15; 9. Highland-C 11; 10. Potlatch 10; 11. Kendrick 8.

100 — T1. Naomi Taylor, Log, 12.82; T1. Elizabeth Egland, Gen, 12.82; 3. Elizabeth Evans, Log, 13.38.

200 — 1. Taylor, Log, 26.49; 2. Egland, Gen, 26.69; 3. Kennedy Riener, Pra, 27.96.

400 — 1. Sara Casebolt, Log, 59.66; 2. Taylor, Log, 1.00.01; 3. Jankovic, Log, 1.02.33.

800 — 1. Casebolt, Log, 2.20.77; 2. Sydney Shears, Pra, 2.21.90; 3. Lizzie Crawford, Log, 2.25.07.

1,600 — 1. Casebolt, Log, 5.39.30; 2. Shears, Pra, 5.39.62; 3. Mari Calene, Log, 5.44.14.

3,200 — 1. Calene, Log, 12.34.91; 2. Nya Bonner, Tim, 13.08.27; 3. Evelyn Ward, CV, 13.18.44.

400 relay — 1. Praire (Nadia Cash, Avery Riener, Aubree Rehder, Kennedy Riener), 53.15; 2. Logos, 53.19; 3. Kamiah 55.10.

800 relay — 1. Logos (Evans, Eve Rench, Bowen, Taylor), 1.48.78; 2. Genesee, 1.49.07; 3. Prairie, 1.52.50.

1,600 relay — 1. Logos (Jankovic, Alyssa Blum, Lizzie Crawford, Casebolt), 4.09.85; 2. Prairie, 4.24.03; 3. Genesee, 4.54.78.

SMR 800 relay — 1. Logos (Bowen, Bethany Porras, Rench, Jankovic) 1.58.80; 2. Prairie, 2.03.69; 3. Troy, 2.08.10.

100 hurdles — 1. Laney Landmark, Kam, 16.85; 2. KatieBeth Monjure, Log, 17.40; 3. Olivia Tyler, Troy, 17.76.

300 hurdles — 1. Landmark, Kam, 48.56; 2. Araya Wood, Dea, 49.39; 3. Chloe Grieser, Gen, 50.49.

Shot put — 1. Sage Elven, Pra, 36-6; 2. Ruthie Christensen, Log, 32-7; 3. Madilyn Stuivenga, Kam, 31-2.

Discus — 1. Elven, Pra, 124-0; 2. Elizabeth Severns, Pra, 110-7 1/2; 3. Hailey Hanson, Pra, 101-6.

Javelin — 1. Hailey Hanson, Pra, 94-10; 2. Severns, Pra, 91-9; 3. Elven, Pra, 84-2.

High jump — 1. Callie Remacle, Pra, 4-9; T2. Evie Grauke, Log, 4-8; T2. Landmark, Kam, 4-8.

Pole vault — 1. Olivia Tyler, Troy, 8-0; T2. Sierra Oliver, Pra, 7-6, T2. Madilyn Stuivenga, Kam, 7-6.

Long jump — 1. Emily Puckett, Kam, 15-8 3/4; 2. Monjure, Log, 15-0 1/4; 3. Cash, Pra, 14-11 1/4.

Triple jump — 1. Monjure, Log, 32-7; 2. Riener, Pra, 32-2 3/4; 3. Dericka Morgan, Troy, 32-2.

Asotin, Colfax and Garfield-Palouse in top 5 of team scoring at the MacDougall Invite

COLFAX — Asotin and Colfax took third and fourth for boys team scoring and Garfield-Palouse took fifth place in girls team scoring at the MacDougall Invite hosted by Colfax on Saturday.

Brendan Snekvik of Garfield-Palouse won the 1,600-meter race. Hannah Appleford of Asotin won the shot up by throwing 38-feet-and-8-inches, which was over three feet over second place.

Paige Claassen of Colfax won the girls pole vault and jumped 9-6. Zachary Cooper of Colfax won the boys pole vault with a score of 14-0. Ryken Craber of Clarkston won the triple jump, jumping 40-1.

BOYS

Team scores — 1. Lakeside 194.5; 2. Auburn Mountainview 63.5; 3. Asotin 47; T4. Colfax 45; T4. St. George's 45; 6. College Place 33.5; 7. Liberty 31; T8. Pomeroy 30; T8. Garfield-Palouse 30; 10. Davenport 25.5; 11. Lind-Ritzville 25; T12. DeSales 20; T12. St. John Endicott-LaCrosse 20; 14. Mary Walker 15; 15. Clarkston 13; 16. Sekirk 9; T17. Wellpinit 4; T17. Waitsburg 4; T17. Oakesdale 4; 20. Tekoa-Rosalia 3.

100 — 1. Robert Joshua Jr., AM, 11.01; 2. Zachary Cooper, Col, 11.42; 3. Jack Johnson, Lib, 11.49.

200 — 1. Joshua Jr., AM, 22.49; 2. Brody Doran, Lak, 23.30; 3. Oz Melzer, Lak, 23.45.

400 — 1. Melzer, Lak, 50.51; 2. Johnson, Lib, 52.29; 3. Jaeger Jacobsen, Dav, 52.55.

800 — 1. Zeke Durand, CP, 2.05.46; 2. Silas Kaluza, Lak, 2.09.04; 3. Jake Williams, Aso, 2.09.79.

1,600 — 1. Brendan Snekvik, GP, 4.37.89; 2. Mitchell Hanegan, Lib, 4.40.14; 3, Jameson Davis, Sel, 4.40.72.

3,200 — 1. Jacobsen, Dav, 10.20.89; 2. Snekvik, GP, 10.21.39; 3. Luke Tremblay, Lak, 10.30.04.

110 hurdles — 1. Tre Schimmels, Lak, 16.47; 2. Jason Guest, DeSales, 17.01; 3. Jalen Cox, Lak, 17.55.

300 hurdles — 1. Schimmels, Lak, 42.31; 2. Cox, Lak, 43.97; 3. Parker Hodgen, CP, 44.87.

400 relay — 1. Lakeside (Melzer, Schimmels, Brady Nine, Brody Doran), 44.43; 2. Auburn Mountainview, 45.20; 3. Lind-Ritzville 45.27.

1,600 relay — 1. Lakeside (Doran, Cox, Schimmels, Melzer) 3.33.69; 2. Lind-Ritzville 3.35.56; 3. Colfax 3.44.04.

Shot put — 1. Calvin Mikkelsen, Lak, 46-9; 2. Ethan Stueckle, Lak, 45-4; 3. Conner Barkuloo, MW, 41-5.

Discus — 1. Mel Hatch, Lak, 156-1; 2. Mikkelsen, Lak, 130-8; 3. Ethan Stueckle, Lak, 126-10.

Javelin — 1. Jett Winger, Lak, 170-0; 2. Parker Hodgen, CP, 158-8; 3. Jacobsen, Dav, 145-4.

High jump — T1. Luke Howie, Lak, 5-10; T1. Christian Walling, Aso, 5-10; T3. Pierce English, SG, 5-6; T3. Iszekiel Stenlund, MW, 5-6; T3. Levi Bowen, Pom, 5-6; T3. Davion Munson, AM, 5-6.

Pole vault — 1. Zachary Cooper, Col, 14-0; 2. Aiden Cox, AM, 13-6; 3. Tyler Slaybaugh, Pom, 12-6.

Long jump — 1. Brody Fleming, SJEL, 19-10 1/2; 2. Theron Kirby, Lak, 19-9; 3. Peter Eggleston, Aso, 19-3.

Triple jump — 1. Ryken Craber, Cla, 40-1; 2. Christian Walling, Aso, 39-8 1/2; T3. Luke Wirthlin, SG, 37-7; T3. JP McAnally, Col, 37-7.

GIRLS

Team scores — 1. Lakeside 197.5; 2. Auburn Mountainview 126; 3. Davenport 57.5; 4. St. George's 50; 5. Garfield-Palouse 49.5; 6. Oakesdale 40; 7. Colfax 37; 8. Asotin 27; 9. Mary Walker 24.5; 10. Liberty 22; 11. DeSales 16; 12. Clarkston 15; 13. St. John-Endicott-LaCrosse 12; 14. College Place 11; 15. Lind-Ritzville 7; 16. Pomeroy 5; T17. Waitsburg 1; T17. Tekoa-Rosalia 1.

100 — 1. Samarra Davis, AM, 12.48; 2. Kyra Brantner, GP, 13.13; 3. Claire Dooley, Cla, 13.16.

200 — 1. Davis, AM, 26.75; 2. Lainee Higgins, Lak, 27.58; 3. Monique Sossou, AM, 27.97.

400 — 1. Tea Simonson, Lak, 1.02.39; 2. Higgins, Lak, 1.03.25; 3. Nicole Dayrit, 1.03.71.

800 — 1. Josie McLauglin, SG, 2.21.66; 2. Simonson, Lak, 2.27.01; 3. Lucy Hockett, Oak, 2.34.48.

1,600 — 1. McLaughlin, SG, 5.15.05; 2. Sadie Meyring, Lak, 5.33.42; 3. Kylie Lidstrand, AM, 5.35.58.

3,200 — 1. Nina Blavka, AM, 12.12.23; 2. Olivia Divine, Lak, 12.25.71; 3. Ashleigh Hightree, GP, 12.33.54.

100 hurdles — 1. Glenna Soliday, Dav, 15.86; 2. Avery Owen, Lak, 17.00; 3. Alina Davis, AM, 17.28.

300 hurdles — 1. Davis, AM, 49.62; 2. Tamia Cates, MW, 50.55; 3. Lacy Crabtree, Lak, 51.44.

400 relay — 1. Lakeside (Brooklyn Stueckle, Rylee Darnold, Macy Cummings, Lacy Crabtree), 52.01; 2. Auburn Mountainview, 52.17; 3. Liberty, 54.94.

800 relay — 1. Auburn Mountainview (Manreet Dhaliwal, Laura Hamell, Sossou, Davis) 1.48.02; 2. Lakeside, 1.49.21; 3. DeSales 1.54.06.

1,600 relay — 1. Lakeside (Cummings, Sadie Meyring, Higgins, Simonson), 4.13.23; 2. Auburn Mountainview, 4.21.63; 3. Davenport, 4.32.95.

Shot put — 1. Hannah Appleford, Aso, 38-8; 2. Kyra Thomas, AM, 35-7; 3. Chole Waddell, SJEL, 33-7.

Discus — 1. Camille Hatch, Lak, 112-6; 2. Appleford, Aso, 104-0; 3. Thomas, AM, 103-0.

Javelin — 1. Jillian Owen, Lak, 110-2; 2. Reese Owen, 106-0; 3. Jacobsen, Dav, 104-3.

High jump — T1. Cadence Lorenz, Lak, 5-0; T1. Hailey Demler, Col, 5-0; 3. Samantha Pfaff, GP, 4-10.

Pole vault — 1. Paige Claassen, Col, 9-6; 2. Madison Eveland, Lak, 9-0; 3. Jillian Owen, Lak, 8-6.

Long jump — 1. Tamia Cates, MW, 17-3; 2. Davis, AM, 17-2 1/2; 3. Bradyn Henley, 16-3 1/2.

Triple jump — 1. Kaylee Clark, SG, 33-8; 2. Kyra Brantner, GP, 33-7 1/2; 3. Henley, Oak, 32-6 1/2.

MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Cougs add two transfers

For a second time in as many years on the job, Washington State men's basketball coach David Riley has to replace his entire starting lineup.

The Cougars have added two transfers within the past week to help him do just that. On Friday, WSU announced the addition of Morehead State point guard Jerone Morton and on Monday, they added Boise State forward Emmanuel Ugbo

Morton is a junior guard from Winchester, Kentucky, who played 52 games for Morehead State. He averaged 10.4 points and 3.3 rebounds per game and started 20 games. Morton led his team with 89 assists at 3.4 per game.

Ugbo is a 6-8 forward who racked up 3.1 points and 2.3 rebounds per game with an average of 10 minutes on the floor. Before playing college basketball, the Dutchman, born in the Netherlands to Nigerian immigrants, began his career in Europe and appeared in 23 games for Porsche BBA, a professional team in Ludwigsburg, Germany. He also spent time with the Dutch National Team.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

WSU adds Vandal

The Washington State football program's first spring transfer portal addition comes from eight miles east in Idaho's 6-foot-6-inch, 312-pound offensive tackle Sone Falealo, who played his high school ball in Anchorage, Alaska. Falealo comes to Pullman with four years of eligibility.

WOMEN'S COLLEGE GOLF

Barquet sits at eight after round one

PORTLAND, Ore. — Lewis-Clark State women's golf sits in third place after the first round of the Cascade Conference Championships, presented by U.S. Bank, on Monday. LC State shot 26-over as a team to start the tournament at Glendoveer Golf Club in Portland.

Isabella Barquet is eighth overall and leads the Warriors at 5-over par. She is the lone Warrior in the top 10 with Chase Caruso and Natalia Gomez just outside, tied at 11th with 6-over par.

All five LC State golfers are in the top 20 of the 40-person field.

The Warriors are seven strokes behind second-place No. 18 Oregon Tech.

MEN'S COLLEGE GOLF

LC State in 2nd place after Round 1 of CCC Championships

PORTLAND, Ore. — Lewis-Clark State men's golf is just one stroke off the lead after the first round of the Cascade Conference Golf Championships, presented by U.S. Bank. LC State has three players in the top 10 after 18 holes at Glendoveer Golf Club, led by Sondre Andresen in a tie for second.

The Warriors shot 3-over as a team behind a 2-over round by No. 9 British Columbia.

Andresen carded a 1-under 72 in Round 1 and birdied six holes. He is tied for second and just one stroke off the lead.

Senior Alex Navarro is one stroke back of Andresen after an even-par 73. He carded three birdies and is tied for fifth place. Freshman Lucas Ortega notched four birdies to sit in a tie for 10th at 1-over, 74.

CORRECTIONS

In Saturday's Prep Roundup, Clarkston tennis player Preslee Dempsey was incorrectly omitted from a mention in the No. 1 doubles spot due to a staff error. Dempsey and doubles partner Ella Leavitt are undefeated on the season.