Rainiers silence A’s
The Sno-Valley Rainiers, behind a strong pitching performance by
Alex VanOeveren, silenced the Mount Lake Terrace A’s to post their third win
of the season 5-1. Allowing only four hits and one run over seven
innings, VanOeveren over-powered the A’s hitters in pitching a complete game.
“He seemed to get stronger inning after inning, had great control and
really stayed focused,” replied coach Al Landdeck. “At the same time, he
kept his pitch count low, allowing him to get the complete game.”
“Our pitchers have really improved and are getting better and
better as the season progresses,” remarked manager Warren
Sheldon. “They have all done a great job at keeping their heads in the game
even after some early season defensive troubles.”
The Sno-Valley team finally put together a good game in all areas
and was never really threatened in the game. Smart hitting and
aggressive base-running were the difference, as the Rainiers pounded out 10
strong hits. It was a complete team effort in posting the win as the Rainiers
improved their record in the Pony League to 3-5 overall.
Results of fishing derby
The Mount Si Fish and Game Club has announced the following
winners of their recent fishing derby. In the 6-year-old category: B.V. Berquist
took first, Samantha James took second, Justin Houser took third and
Max Burdulis took fourth.
In the 7-year-old category: Kaitlyn Absher took first, Jacob Breeden
took second, Amanda Jones took third and Johnathon Gohlke took fourth.
In the 8-year-old category: Sara Houser took first and
Lyndsey Burdulis took fourth.
For the 9-year-old category: Emery Thurnau took first,
Kayla Champlin took second, Ashley Stringfellow took third and
Louie LaBate took fourth.
Sam Houser led the 10-year-old category, Chelsea Rothgeb took
second, Amy Hamerly took third and Nick Johnson took fourth.
For the 11-year-old category, Andrea Fort took first and Casey
Taylor took second.
In the 12-year-old category: Nichole Hennig took first,
Amy Whitney took second, James McKiernan took third and
Eddgar Spaulding took fourth.
Finally, in the 13-year-old category: Logan Bell took first and
Alex Hennig took second.
Valley Baseball goes the distance
Valley Baseball split their games in the last few weeks, 50-50 going
3-for-3 in league play. After their game with Issaquah being called due
to darkness, Valley Baseball traveled to Burlington to take on Mount
Vernon. Leading 2-0 going into the fifth inning, it looked like the game was in the
bag for the local team. But Mount Vernon rallied for seven runs to take the
lead. Valley Baseball worked hard to tie the game but time ran out giving the
team a loss of 7-6.
Then, on April 29, the team took on the Horrocks Brewers
at MacDonald Park in Carnation. Cody Vermeulen pitched a gem of a
game striking out 14 batters and going the entire 6.5 innings, icing the 3-1
score and giving the local boys the win.
After the home win, the team was on the road for three
consecutive games. Their first two road games were losses, one to Mountlake
Terrace, 5-3, and the other to Issaquah Chevy Titans, 6-2. But the team avenged
their losses in game three against the Bellevue Braves, winning 2-0.
“We had great pitching and excellent defense,” said manager
Matt Sanelli. “The team played as a team.”
Hub announces meet results
Snoqualmie Valley Youth Hub held its first Track Club All Comers
meet last week with the following results:
25-meter dash
Boys ages 3 and 4: Sean Heckery, 6.18 seconds; Dane Dahline,
6.19; Aaron Tevis, 7.68; and Joey Rein, 8.37.
Girls ages 3 and 4: Brenna Clarke, 8.60 and Celine Fowler, 8.65.
50 meter dash
Boys ages 5 and 6: Anthony McLaughlin, 10.53; Shane
Hennig, 10.81; and Vaughn Frysinger.
Girls ages 5 and 6: Michaela Hagen, 11.67; Sally Miller,
11.81; Alexandria Packard, 11.34; and Jewell Dockery, 13.29.
Boys ages 7 and 8: Kyle Bichich, 8.94; Elijah Washington, 9.21;
Max McDevitt, 9.54; and Chas Blair, 9.56.
Girls ages 7 and 8: Carrie Miller, 9.58; Nordica Wellings, 9.75;
Kyle Wunderlin, 9.85; and Julie Censullo, 10.19.
Boys ages 9 and 10: Frank McLaughlin, 8.14; Chad
Hennig, 8.25; Cody Tipton, 9.71; and Kinley Dunckel, 9.41.
Girls ages 9 and 10: Ariel Hagen, 8.99; Miranda Pratt, 9.38;
Wendy Heckery, 9.47; and Kali Krein, 11.07.
100-meter dash
Boys ages 5 and 6: Vaughn Frysinger, 21.8;
Anthony McLaughlin, 22.0; Shane Hennig, 23.0; and Alex Censullo, 23.4.
Girls ages 5 and 6: Michaela Hagen, 23.4; Sally Miller, 22.1;
Alexandria Packard, 27.1; and Jerrica Kjorsvik, 33.0.
Boys ages 7 and 8: Kyle Bichich, 18.0; Chas Blair, 18.44; Code
Blair, 18.49; and Dylan Hughes, 19.9.
Girls ages 7 and 8: Carrie Miller, 19.1; Nordica Wellings, 19.7;
Chelsea Krein, 20.1; and Kyle Wunderlin, 20.2.
Boys ages 9 and 10: Frank McLaughlin, 14.7; Chad
Hennig, 16.1; Tim Wellings, 17.6; and Cody Tipton, 17.8.
Girls ages 9 and 10: Leigh Wunderlin, 17.3; Jennifer Davis,
17.3; Ariel Hagden, 17.7; and Miranda Pratt, 18.2.
Girls ages 11 and 12: Tonya Divers, 15.2; Britni Schwab,
16.9; Chelsey Potoshnik, 17.3; and Melynda Davis, 17.7.
Boys ages 13 and over: Erik T., 14.5.
Girls ages 13 and over: Megan Dunckel, 15.9.
200-meter run
Boys ages 7 and 8: Kyle Bichich, 37.2; Code Blair, 38.3; and
Elijah Washington, 40.8.
Girls ages 7 and 8: Kirsten Clarke, 44.1; Kyle Wunderlin, 45.4; and
Julie Censullo, 49.3.
Boys ages 9 and 10: Frank McLaughlin, 32.4 and Cody
Tipton, 39.9.
Girls ages 9 and 10: Jennifer Davis, 35.8; Leigh Wunderlin,
39.4; Miranda Pratt, 41.6; and Lauren Schelly, 45.8.
Girls ages 11 and 12: Tonya Divers, 31.9; Britni Schwab, 38.1;
and Brittany Krein, 39.6.
Boys ages 13 and over: Erik Tierney, 30.1.
Girls ages 13 and over: Meaghan Dunklee, 33.1.
400-meter run
Boys ages 7 and 8: Elijah Washington, 1 minute 31.2 seconds;
Dylan Hughes, 1:31.3; Chas Blair, 1:38.3; and Code Blair, 1:40.7.
Girls ages 7 and 8: Kirsten Clarke, 1:41.6; Julie Censullo, 1:53.9;
and Nordica Wellings, 2:32.
Boys ages 9 and 10: Drake DaPonte, 1:20.2; Kinley
Dunckel, 1:28.8; Cody Tipton, 1:30.5; and Kyle Hansenkahn, 1:40.1.
Girls ages 9 and 10: Liisa Cushing, 1:17.2; Leigh Wunderlin, 1:29.8;
and Wendy Heckery, 1:43.5.
Boys ages 11 and 12: Robby Pekara, 1:32.6 and Jon Borghes, 1:57.
Girls ages 11 and 12: Tonya Divers, 1:14.9; Melinda Davis,
1:26.1; Allison Yarnchak, 1:36.2; and Lauren Schelly, 1:43.3.
Girls ages 13 and over: Jennifer Borghes, 2:00.3.
800-meter run
Boys ages 9 and 10: Drake daPonte, 2:52.07; Kinley
Dunckel, 3:44.15; and Kyle Hansenkahn, 3:58.8.
Girls ages 9 and 10: Liisa Cushing, 3:05.63.
1600-meter run
Boys ages 9 and 10: Drake daPonte, 6:01.2.
Boys ages 11 and 12: Cody Van Winkle, 6:41.8; Robby Pekara,
7:32.0; and Jon Borghes, 9:04.0.
Fifteen family groups or 60 people participated in the 400-meter
walk. Four family groups with a total of 10 participants walked in the
800-meter walk, jog, run.
Girls softball throw
Ages 4 and 5: Alexa Weymeyer, 24-5; Jerrica Kjorsvik,
24-5; Alesandria Packard, 15-7; and Celine Fowler, 9-2.
Ages 6 and 7: Kyle Wunderlin, 41; Jordan Schroeder, 30; Carrie
Miller, 27-5; and Kirsten Clarke, 21.
Ages 8 and 9: Leigh Wunderlin, 62-9; Wendy Heckery, 62-8;
Miranda Pratt, 51-10; and Lauren Schelly, 47.
Ages 10 and 11: Jennifer Davis, 87; Anna Hudson, 33-10; and
Kendra Fowler, 24.
Ages 12 and 13: Tonya Divers, 105-6; Mely
