Track and Field Hood River Valley won the Columbia River Conference boys’ track and field championship for the second straight year, holding off Hermiston by three points.  HRV’s Parker Irusta was named the CRC’s boys track and field athlete of the year after wins in the 100 meters, 200 meters, and long jump.  Justin Crosswhite was also a multiple event winner for the Eagles, taking first in the 1500 and 3000 meters.  The Eagles earned a total of nine first place finishes and 13 entries into the state 5A meet next weekend in Eugene.  The Dalles boys finished in fourth.  In the girls’ competition, Hood River Valley was third and The Dalles fourth as Hermiston won the team championship.  HRV received wins from Kassidy Davidson in the 400 meters, Katie Kennedy in the high jump, and the four by 100 meter relay squad, while The Dalles’ Avery Cardosi won the long jump.  Hood River qualified eight female entries for the state meet, while The Dalles advances four.  There is the possibility for more to advance once results from other Class 5-A district meets are received.   Goldendale’s boys were third and the girls tied for fourth in the SCAC West Sub-District meet at Cle Elum.  The Timberwolf boys earned five first place finishes, with Brian Golding sweeping the hurdles races, Dillon Rising taking both distance runs, and Michael Jagelski won the 800 meters.  Zillah won both team titles.   Boys Soccer Southwest Washington Class 1-A District Tournament Semi-Final Toledo 3, Columbia 1:  Toledo scored two late second half goals to comeback and defeat the Bruins for the second time in a week.  The Bruins take on Hoquiam at noon on Saturday in Montesano with a state tournament berth on the line.