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May 19-20 Prep Sports Roundup

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Baseball

Hood River Valley 3, Canby 2:  Jake von Lubken scored the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning after a throwing error followed a Jordan Webber single.  HRV visits Midwestern League champion Thurston in round one of the Oregon Class 5A baseball playoffs on Tuesday.

 

Softball

Canby 9, Hood River Valley 7:  The Cougars scored seven runs in the top of the seventh inning to pull out the victory.

 

Southwest Washington Class 1A Softball Tournament

At Fort Borst Park, Centralia

Columbia 7, Stevenson 2

Columbia 6, Elma 2:  The Bruins grab third place in the tournament and advance to the Washington Class 1A tournament in Richland beginning on Thursday.

 

Track and Field

Hood River Valley’s girls placed fourth and the boys fifth at the Northwest Oregon Conference Championships in Hillsboro.  The Eagles’ Simone Tillman won both the girls’ 200 and 400 meters.  The HRV girls earned seven entries in this weekend’s state 5A meet at Hayward Field in Eugene, while the Eagle boys grabbed six.

 

The Dalles’ girls finished second to Crook County and the boys were fourth at the Tri-Valley Conference Championships in Madras.  The Riverhawks’ Zoe Dunn won both the girls’ long jump and triple jump, as The Dalles girls receive eight entries in the state 4A meet in Eugene.  Juan Diego Contreras won both the boys’ 1500 and 3,000 meters and Julian Morehouse the pole vault to help the Riverhawks grab five entries for the boys’ half of the state meet.

 

Sherman won the girls’ title and Horizon Christian tied with Mitchell-Spray for first in the boys’ standings in the Oregon Class 1A Special District 3 Championships at South Wasco.  Myana Stock of Trout Lake and Sophie Hulke of Sherman each won a pair of events in girls’ competition, while Caleb Yuan of Horizon Christian won both boys’ races.

 

Oregon Class 5A Boys Tennis Tournament at Portland

Boys Doubles

Isaiah Poole & Oscar Avalos of Hood River Valley won one out of three matches.

 

Oregon Class 4A Boys Tennis Tournament at Corvallis

Boys Doubles

Paul Kelly & Paul Capek of The Dalles finished fourth, winning their first two matches to reach the semi-finals before falling in their final two matches on Saturday.

 

Washington Class 1A Boys Soccer Tournament

Second Round

Wahluke 4, Columbia 3

 

 

May 18 Prep Sports Roundup

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Track and Field

Shaw Burns finished second in the boys’ long jump, and Robert Wood and Francisco Solberg finished second and third, respectively, in the boys’ pole vault to highlight Hood River Valley’s effort on the first day of the Northwest Oregon Conference Track and Field Championships at Hare Field in Hillsboro.  Elliot Hawley finished third in the boys’ 3,000 meters, and Simone Tillman was third in the girls’ long jump.

 

Columbia’s Ella Zimmerman swept the hurdles races, Jessica Polkinghorn won the shot put and finished second in the discus, and the Bruins’ four by 100 meter relay team was victorious as CHS finished fourth in the girls’ competition at the Southwest Washington Class 1A District Championships at Seton Catholic.  Stevenson’s Hudson Holzauer won the boys’ discus.

 

Baseball

The Dalles 2, Banks 1:  The Riverhawks scored both of their runs in the third inning, as Diego Gonzalez contributed an RBI double, then Finley Corbin came on to get the last two outs in the seventh inning with the tying run at second base.

 

Softball

The Dalles 2, Glencoe 1:  Kennedy Abbas pitched a five-hitter, striking out 14 to make a two-run first inning for the Riverhawks stand up.

 

Sheriff’s Office Responds To Threatening Note At Mill A School

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The Skamania County Sheriff’s Office says it responded on Wednesday to a shooting threat made at Mill A School.  According to a Sheriff’s Office statement, school personnel alerted law enforcement when a threatening note was discovered in a bathroom garbage can.  The Sheriff’s Office says a student suspected of writing the note was interviewed by deputies, and safety measures were enacted by school personnel.  The statement says this is the sixth threat of school violence the Skamania County Sheriff’s Office has responded to in 2023.

Searches Unable To Locate Teenage Swimmer Near Thunder Island

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Search crews have been unable to locate a teenage swimmer who was last observed east of the Bridge of the Gods near Thunder Island on Wednesday.  The Skamania County Sheriff’s Office says it deployed a boat in an effort to locate the missing male, while several deputies also responded on land to assist in the effort.  Numerous agencies including the Hood River County Sheriff’s Office, Washington State Fish and Wildlife, United States Coast Guard, and Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fisheries Enforcement, were also involved in the search.  Further efforts were made on Thursday.

HRV Parks and Rec Taking Summer Camp Signups

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Hood River Valley Parks and Recreation District is taking sign-ups now for its wide-range of summer camps and programs for kids.  District Recreation Supervisor Jaime Rivera says there is variety of camps available including the popular weekly Summer Kidz Camp series and a large number of specific sports and activities camps.  Rivera emphasizes there is financial help available for families who need assistance to pay for the camps.  For a complete list of the camps and activities available, go to hoodriverparksandrec.org.

 

Children’s Fair In The Dalles Saturday

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The annual Children’s Fair in The Dalles will be held Saturday in The Dalles City Park.  It’s targeted for children up to eight years old and their families.  Nancey Patten of Columbia Gorge Community College Child Care Partners says there will be a wide range of activities.  Over 21 different family agencies in the region will be represented at the Children’s Fair, providing information on services available to families.  All the activities are free.  It runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at The Dalles City Park.

Oregon Trail Rally Returns This Weekend

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The Oregon Trail Rally makes its return to the region Saturday and Sunday.  The rally cars will be running in Klickitat County outside of Goldendale on Saturday, then move across the river to the Dufur area for Sunday.  The Rally’s Karen Jankowski says drivers enjoy the challenges the rural roads in the area bring to them.  The public can view the cars in downtown Goldendale on Saturday morning and Dufur on Sunday morning before racing begins, both days from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.  Information on how to watch the racing safely is available in the spectator’s guide at oregontrailrally.com.

Six Additional Chinook Fishing Days Added

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Following an in-season assessment of the upriver spring Chinook return, fishery managers from Washington and Oregon added six additional fishing days for recreational spring Chinook starting today through Wednesday both upstream and downstream of Bonneville Dam.  Passage of this year’s run appears to be timed late as just over 28,000 adult spring Chinook had passed Bonneville Dam as of May 7, when about 40 percent of passage is typically complete.  But since May 8, passage has picked up considerably with more than 55,000 adults counted in nine days, likely due to warmer river temperatures and more stable flows.  Downstream of Bonneville Dam spring Chinook fishing is open from the Tongue Point/Rocky Point line upstream to Beacon Rock, plus bank angling only from Beacon Rock upstream to the Bonneville Dam deadline, and from the Tower Island power lines approximately six miles downstream from The Dalles Dam, upstream to the Oregon/Washington border, plus the Oregon and Washington banks between Bonneville Dam and the Tower Island power lines.  The daily bag limit is two adult hatchery Chinook or steelhead) per day, but only one may be a Chinook.  Fishery managers will meet again on Wednesday to consider the latest information on catch rates and abundance expectations and will determine if more fishing days can be added during the spring season, which ends on June 15.

 

May 17 Prep Sports Roundup

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Baseball

Canby 4, Hood River Valley 1

 

Softball

Canby 9, Hood River Valley 7

 

Southwest Washington Class 1A Softball Tournament

At Fort Borst Park, Centralia

First Round

Columbia 19, Tenino 0

Montesano 12, Columbia 0: 

Hoquiam 15, Stevenson 0

Stevenson 10, King’s Way Christian 9:  Stevenson meets Columbia in a loser-out game on Saturday at noon in Centralia.  Each must win two games to reach the state tournament.

May 16 Prep Sports Roundup

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Oregon High School Golf Tournaments

5A Boys at Emerald Valley in Creswell:  Davis Kerr of Hood River Valley shot a 90 in round two to move up the leaderboad to a tie for 37th.

5A Girls at Quail Valley in Banks:  Sierra Muenzer of Hood River Valley finished in a tie for 47th.

4A Boys at Trysting Tree in Corvallis:  The Dalles nipped Cascade by one shot for fourth place in the team standings.  The Riverhawks’ Joe Codding finished tenth after shooting 77 on Tuesday and Keeler Larson 13th following an 83.

4A Girls at Trysting Tree in Corvallis:  Dufur’s Tora Timinsky finished third individually as the Rangers finished second in the team standings, fifteen shots back of winning Crook County.  Timinsky shot a 75 on Tuesday to finish one shot behind individual co-winners Ava Austria of Catlin Gabel and Maddie Dustin of Cascade.  Dufur’s Tygh Timinsky shot a final round 78 to finish sixth, and Katelyn Vassar of The Dalles carded an 83 and finished in a tie for eighth.

 

Baseball

Stayton 3, The Dalles 2

 

Softball

Putnam 2, Hood River Valley 1

 

Track and Field

Goldendale’s boys finished second to Kittitas at the EWAC Districts in Burbank.  Raymond Holycross won both hurdles races, the long jump, and the triple jump, while Sean Henrikson won the 800 and 1600 meters.

 

Girls Lacrosse

Westview 12, Hood River Valley 11

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