Track and Field Trout Lake held off Oakesdale to win the Washington Class 1B Track and Field Championship in Cheney.  The Mustangs tallied 96 points to 93 for Oakesdale.  Hannah Funkhouser won both the 800 meters and the 1600, setting a meet record in the 1600, while Liz Fink won the shot put and was second in the javelin.  The Mustangs didn’t get a first place in the 3200 but were dominant, as Makenna Stock, Lillie Goodson, and Joanna Peck finished 2-3-4 to rack up 19 teams points in the event.  All three relay teams placed for the Mustangs, and Isabella Dean had a third and two fourths.  Glenwood’s Brooklyn Emerson had a third in the 100 meters and a sixth in the long jump.   Trout Lake finished in a tie for third in the 1B boys standings.  Micah Colburn had a second in the pole vault and fourth in the 110 meter hurdles, while Mason Stock was third in the 3200 meters.   Lyle-Wishram’s Brendan Montoya won three events in the Washington Class 2B boys’ championships.  The sophomore won the 100 meters in a time of 11.09 seconds, the 200 in 22.3 after setting a meet record of 21.87 in qualifying, and the long jump with a meet record of 23′ 7 ½”.  Montoya’s win in the long jump was by 1′ 5″.   Stevenson finished third in the Washington Class 1A boys’ meet.  Lincoln Krog led the way by winning the high jump with a leap of 6′ 4″ and finishing 2^nd in the triple jump.  Kody Campbell won the pole vault by clearing 14″ 6 ½”.  David McAndie was second in the 110 meter hurdles, and Issac Hoidal was third in the long jump and fifth in the triple jump.  Goldendale’s Dillon Rising was third in the 3200 meters, and the Columbia four-by-400 meter relay team finished fourth.  Allison Gilliam of Goldendale was fourth in the girls’ 300 meter hurdles.   Softball Oregon Class 5A Quarterfinal Marist 3, Hood River Valley 2:  An RBI triple by Ariel Carlson and two-run homer by Abbey Doerr on consecutive pitches in the third inning proved to be the difference.  HRV narrowed the margin to one run in the fourth on Hannah McNerney’s two-run homer, but the Eagles could not generate the tying run against Carlson, who pitched a two-hitter   Baseball Oregon Class 2A/1A Quarterfinal Pilot Rock 4, Sherman 2:  Quinton Orr’s three-run double put the Rockets in front as part of a four-run fifth inning.  The Huskies scored single runs in the first and seventh innings, and outhit Pilot Rock six to four.   Washington Class 1A Tennis Tournament Both Goldendale teams of John Hanna and Aiden Bothamley in boys’ doubles and Talia Johnson and Kelli Bighorn in girls’ doubles won one out of three matches.