Week Five CWA HS Round-Up: Pasco unbeaten streak snapped by Chiawana

Chiawana and Davis celebrate dramatic wins in top of table clashes (John Sokol & Tracie Fowler)

The big story of the week in the MCC and CBB9 was the end of Pasco's impressive league unbeaten streak that saw them go 32 games against MCC opposition without a loss in regulation or overtime.

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MID COLUMBIA CONFERENCE 

Things transpired normally for Pasco during the two midweek contests, drubbing Richland and Walla Walla to a combined score of 11-0. Jesus Meraz-Rodriguez tallied two goals and an assist in the 4-0 win over visiting Richland and added another two goals at Walla Walla in a 7-0 win. Hector Magana also provided two goals and an assist against the Bombers along with a goal and two assists at Walla Walla.

Right on the heels of Pasco, Chiawana blanked Southridge 3-0 thanks in part to two goals from Isaac Ponce, but perhaps got caught looking forward to Saturday when they hosted Kennewick on Thursday. Ponce scored the lone goal, but a 1-1 stalemate went to a shootout and the Lions were able to snare the victory.

Saturday's big showdown was a wild one as Pasco twice took the lead against Chiawana with goals from Magana and Sergio Avalos, but Jose Rodriguez answered twice for the Riverhawks and Shambel West provided the winning tally in overtime.

The Bulldogs had not lost in regulation or overtime in their last 29 league games (32 including MCC opposition in playoffs). The streak included two shootout wins and a shootout loss (2-1 on Apr 22, 2014 to Walla Walla :: 26 consecutive since that SO-L). Their last proper defeat, 2-1, was to Chiawana on April 12, 2014.

With the top 4A sides battling for the outright league title, the race for the top spot among the 3A schools is mired in a log-jam mid-table. Hanford topped Kamiakin 2-1 on Monday with a pair of goals from Will Eldrid, but a pair of assists from him on Thursday was not enough as they fell 3-2 in a shootout at Southridge, which was led by a pair of assists from Emilio Sanchez.

Kamiakin escaped a close call Thursday at Richland with a 2-1 win. On Saturday, Kennewick topped visiting Southridge 3-1 with a goal and assist each from Eddie Castillo and Armando Ponce. Unlike Kamiakin, Hanford was unable to get past Richland, falling 4-3 to the Bombers after two goals and an assist from Eldrid and a pair of goals from Miguel Ramirez on the other side.

Michael Raya (Tracie Fowler)

COLUMBIA BIG BASIN NINE

Two of the league's top sides squared off on Tuesday in the Big 9 and needed a shootout to decide the outcome with Davis coming out on top for a 2-1 victory over visiting Wenatchee. Later in the week Davis squared off against another contender, squeaking out a narrow 1-0 road win at Sunnyside with a goal from Michael Raya in the first half holding up.

Eastmont swept their two games on the week against the cellar dwellers, downing visiting West Valley 2-1 and drubbing host Eisenhower 5-1. Johan Espinoza scored three goals in the second win and Farace Nassar scored once in each.

Moses Lake split on the week with a 2-0 win over Sunnyside, but in what has become a very up-and-down season they fell later in the week against West Valley.

INWsn's CENTRAL WASHINGTON THREE STARS - Week 5

Will Eldrid (Hanford) :: Tallied both goals in a 2-1 victory over Kamiakin, two assists in a 3-2 shootout loss at Southride and two goals and an assist Saturday in a 4-3 shootout loss versus Richland.

Johan Espinoza (Eastmont) :: Hat-trick in a 5-1 win at Eisenhower completed a sweep on the week that put the Wildcats in the middle of the table.

Jose Rodriguez (Chiawana) :: Scored two goals to help lead Chiawana to the streak-busting victory over Pasco Saturday.


MID-COLUMBIA CONFERENCE -- WEEK FIVE (April 11-16)  

Monday, April 11

Hanford 2 :: 1 Kamiakin
H: Will Eldrid (Iovani Rodriguez), Eldred (Rodriguez); K: Christian Egli (Christian Anguiano) :: GK - H: Kaleb Stinson; K: Marco Covarrubias

Isaac Ponce (John Sokol)

Tuesday, April 12

Walla Walla 0 :: 5 Kennewick
K: Alexis Reyna (Juan Cruz), Cruz (Daniel Biehm), Cruz (Armando Ponce), Biehm (Castillo), Cortez :: GK - K: Zane Flannery; WW: Quinn McHie

Richland 0 :: 4 Pasco
P: Jesus Meraz-Rodriguez (Hector Magana), Meraz-Rodriguez, Magana (Saul Chavez), Magana (Meraz-Rodriguez) :: GK - P: Armenta / Israel Garcia; R: Jake Voordepoorte

Southridge 0 :: 3 Chiawana
C: Isaac Ponce (2g), Giovanni Gonzalez (g), Shambel West (a), Jose Huizar (a) Andy Arroyo (a) :: GK - C: Cole Parker; S: Martin Ruiz

Thursday, April 14

Hanford 2 :: SO :: 3 Southridge
S: Alan Pena (Emilio Sanchez), Jorge Mendez (Sanchez); H: Shiv Sanan (Will Eldrid), Iovani Rodriguez (Eldrid) :: GK - S: Ruiz; H: Brandon Alexander

Hector Magana (John Sokol)

Pasco 7 :: 0 Walla Walla
P: Jesus Meraz-Rodriguez (Hector Magana), Saul Chavez, Magana, Meraz-Rodriguez, David Uribe (Nathan Martinez), Liban Hussein (Magana), Martinez (Ruzy Khoyi) :: GK - P: Armenta / Garcia; WW: Quinn McHie / Jose Galvan

Kennewick 2 :: SO :: 1 Chiawana
K: NA; C: Isaac Ponce :: GK - K: Flannery; C: NA

Kamiakin 2 :: 1 Richland
K: Isaiah Arechiga (Kaleb Rainsberry), Andrew Scrimsher (Brandon Weimar); R: Ybarra :: GK - K: Covarrubias; R: Jake Voordepoorte

Saturday, April 16 

Pasco 2 :: OT :: 3 Chiawana
C: Jose Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez (Gabe Aguilar), Shambel West (Isaac Ponce); P: Hector Magana (Nathan Martinez), Sergio Avalos :: GK - C: NA; P: Armenta   PHOTOS [+]   TV VIDEO [+]

Southridge 1 :: 3 Kennewick
K: Eddie Castillo, Alexis Reyna (Armando Ponce), Ponce (Castillo); S: Jorge Mendez (David Ramirez) :: GK - K: Biehm; S: Martin Ruiz

Richland 4 :: SO :: 3 Hanford
R: Miguel Ramirez, Miguel Ramirez, NA H: Moamel Abd Ali (Will Eldred), Eldred (Iovani Rodriguez), Eldred (Rodriguez) :: GK - R: NA; H: Brandon Alexander

Walla Walla 1 :: 2 Kamiakin
K: Alex Sotelo, Isaiah Arechiga (Zack Woods); WW: Juan Montero :: GK - K: Covarrubias; WW: Quinn McHie

COLUMBIA BASIN BIG NINE -- WEEK FIVE (April 11-16)  

Tuesday, April 12 

Wenatchee 1 :: SO :: 2 Davis
D: Cole Mattson (Samuel Rodriguez) 22; W: NA 80 :: GK - D: Luis Birrueta / Cuauhtemoc Munguia; W: Rafael Jimenez   PHOTOS H1 - PHOTOS H2

West Valley 1 :: 2 Eastmont
E: Farac Nassar 16, Omar Mendoza 24; WV: Noah Stucki (Austin Stromme) 12 :: GK - E: Alex Pease; WV: Andrew Villegas

Sunnyside 0 :: 2 Moses Lake
ML: Saul Maciel 52, Tyler Mullan 80 :: GK - ML: Eddie Reyes; S: Carlos Hernandez

Friday, April 15

Eastmont 5 :: 1 Eisenhower
EAS: Johan Espinoza 2, Espinoza (pen) 4, Espinoza 63, Farace Nassar, Jorge Cabrera; EIS: Mario Pacheco (Santana Gonzalez) 19 :: GK - EAS: Alfonso Romero; EIS: Juan Rivera

Davis 1 :: 0 Sunnyside
D: Michael Raya (Luis Valle) 35 :: GK - D: Luis Birrueta / Cuauhtemoc Mungia; S: Carlos Hernandez

Moses Lake 0 :: 2 West Valley
WV: Edgar Ramirez 35, Logan Gamache (Noah Zepeda) 55 :: GK - WV: Andrew Villegas; ML: Eddie Reyes


MISSING DATA -- Believe it or not, HS coaches are not the greatest at reporting basic info, so if you can provide any of the following info, INWsn would greatly appreciate it. :: Chiawana goal scorer at Richland 4/2... Kennewick goal scorer at Chiawana 4/14... Third Richland goal scorer at Hanford 4/16... All scoring info from Eastmont at Wenatchee 4/5... Wenatchee goal scorer at Davis 4/12... West Valley goal scorer at Eisenhower 4/8 

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Week Five EWA HS Round-Up: End of CV streak among upsets

It was a dramatic week of close contest, upsets and showdowns between contenders among the Spokane area leagues last week. Central Valley's 24-game unbeaten run* came to an end and GNL contenders squared off against one another.

GREATER SPOKANE LEAGUE 

Aside from a blowout by Central Valley against North Central, Wednesday's action saw a series of close contests. The highlight among them was a narrow 1-0 win by Ferris over Lewis & Clark in which Andrew Fruci stole the ball with less than two minutes remaining and fed Callan Martin for the winner.

Mt Spokane, meanwhile, nearly made an amazing comeback from three down against rival Mead, but the free kick late in the contest by Tyler Smith, who posted a goal and assist in the rally, was saved by Andrew Huffman off the crossbar. University posted a close win over Shadle Park, 2-1, and Gonzaga Prep got past Rogers with a 2-0 win.

Friday, however, was a completely different story. Their were three shutout victories and a scoreless affair settled in a shootout.

The night, though, was highlighted by the surprising loss by Central Valley at Mead. Peter Weller, who tallied a goal and assist Wednesday, scored twice on the afternoon to rally Mead past Central Valley for a 2-1 win. It was the first GSL league loss for the Bears since April 16, 2014 (a 1-0 SO loss to Ferris) and first regulation/OT defeat since March 26, 2014 (a 2-1 loss to LC). CV had not lost a game in Regulation or overtime versus GSL opposition in 24 games, including three postseason contests.

Meanwhile, 3A sides were also busy making things difficult for 4A opposition. North Central edged University on a goal from Aidan Chapparo and Mt Spokane took Gonzaga Prep in a scoreless stalemate to the tiebreaker before falling.  LC blanked Rogers 2-0 and Fruci scored twice for Ferris in a 3-0 win against Shadle.

GREAT NORTHERN LEAGUE

The trio of Pullman, East Valley and West Valley are making things interesting in the league. On Tuesday, East Valley prevailed at home in a shootout thanks to two saves from Kohl Tomcho in the tiebreaker after the two sides finished scoreless.

On Saturday, the Spokane Valley rivals squared off in a morning affair that saw host West Valley grab the lead in the first half, but East Valley scored early in the second half when Trevor Jacobs put the ball in the empty goal after Zack Babinski missed the ball leaping out to knock away a looping free kick. Devonte Gorman created the winner with two minutes left when he drove toward goal, putting the ball into a scramble inside the six that was put away by Matthew Spitze.

The rest of the contests on the week were one-sided affairs.

NORTHEAST A LEAGUE 

Lakeside was the location of two contests featuring early contenders. On Tuesday Medical Lake came away 5-3 winners with Peter Hanson scoring twice, but it was not easy as the hosts made a late rally to make it close.

Lakeside had a second chance with Colville visiting, but Alberto Cisneros proved too much with a pair of goals. After a scoreless first half, Cisneros broke the stalemate with a well-struck ball from the right, but Caio Hessel scored a great goal, redirecting a ball mid-air from Jeff Friedman. Nick Wolf put the visitors back in front and Cisneros made the lead two, but Hessel again made for a dramatic finish with a late goal.

While all eyes were focused on Lakeside, it was Riverside that registered the upsets of the week. On Tuesday, they rallied from an early deficit with Josh Thompson providing a goal and assist in the final 10 minutes of the first half for a 2-1 win. Two days later they stunned host Medical Lake with a 2-0 win, getting a goals from Xavier Batle-Fuentes in each half.

INWsn's EASTERN WASHINGTON THREE STARS - Week 5 

Kohl Tomcho - East Valley :: The goalkeeper registered three wins on the week. It started with two saves in a shootout tiebreaker after a scoreless match against Pullman to give the Knights the win. He then allowed one goal in the second half at Clarkston while comfortably ahead and then allowed just one goal in a 2-1 road win over rival West Valley Saturday.

Weller - Mead :: Scored both goals in the 2-1 upset win that ended Central Valley's GSL unbeaten streak and tallied a goal and assist in the 3-2 win over rival Mt Spokane.

Fruci - Ferris :: Created the winning goal in a 1-0 victory over Lewis & Clark and tallied two goals in a 3-0 win against Shadle Park.


GREATER SPOKANE LEAGUE -- WEEK FIVE (April 11-16)  

Wednesday, April 13 

Lewis & Clark 0 :: 1 Ferris
F: Callan Martin (Andrew Fruci) 79 :: GK - F: James Mann; LC: John Zylak / Josh Via

University 2 :: 1 Shadle Park
U: Austin Sterner (Tyler Kemp) 19, Diego Garcia (Fraser Robertson) 75; SP: Sao Bakana (Eddie Montiel) 49 :: GK - U: Hunter Atwood; SP: Connor Harlow

Central Valley 9 :: 1 North Central
CV: Chase Reidt (Jared Creighton) 2, RJ Stretch 8, JD Hauenstein (Blake Riley) 22, Noah Whitman 25, Devin Hauenstein 28, Riley Baker (Jake Levine) 38, JD Hauenstein (Creighton) 44, Mark McClain 46, Kevin Harper (Levine) 68; NC: Dominic Deatherage 52 :: GK - CV: Kendall Findley / Andrew Bertone; NC: Josh Ruff

Mead 3 :: 2 Mt Spokane
M: Conaire Shaffer (Peter Weller) 20, Weller (Michael McLeod) 44, Hayden DelPizzo 50; MS: Tyler Smith 60, Alex Foust (Smith) 65 :: GK - M: Andrew Huffman; MS: Hunter Prudden

Rogers 0 :: 2 Gonzaga Prep
GP: Luke Barbieri (Brendan Doohan) 38, Dillon Vandiver (Joel Dull) 50 :: GK - GP: Kalil Taylor / Andrew Davey; R: Vince St John

Friday, April 15

Shadle Park 0 :: 3 Ferris
F: Callan Martin 39, Andrew Fruci 45, Fruci 58 :: GK - F: James Mann; SP: Connor Harlow

Lewis & Clark 2 :: 0 Rogers
LC: Henry Smaldon (Jack Bryant) 40, Adam Thompson (Chandler Goff) 77 :: GK - LC: Josh Via; R: Francisco Ayala-Rosales

Central Valley 1 :: 2 Mead
M: Peter Weller (Hayden Jones) 18, Weller (Michael McLeod) 55; CV: Mark McClain (Jared Creighton) 13 :: GK - M: Andrew Huffman; CV: Kendall Findley

University 0 :: 1 North Central
NC: Aidan Chapparo 20 :: GK - NC: Josh Ruff; U: Hunter Atwood / Jaymon Manzi

Mt Spokane 0 :: SO :: 1 Gonzaga Prep
GK - GP: Kalil Taylor; MS: Hunter Prudden

GREAT NORTHERN LEAGUE -- WEEK FIVE (April 11-16)  

Tuesday, April 12 

Pullman 0 :: SO :: 1 East Valley
GK - EV: Kohl Tomcho; P: Will Pitzer

Clarkston 0 :: 4 Cheney
CH: Camden Verstrate (Noah Prophet) 15, Kelby Holland (Graham West) 35, West (Peirone) 46, John Beale (Holland) 50 :: GK - NA

Thursday, April 14

East Valley 5 :: 1 Clarkston
EV: Ryan Graham (Chase Binder) 14, Trevor Jacobs (Devonte Gorman) 16, Gorman 32, Tristan Gresch 62, Gresch (Gorman) 80; C: Theodore Daiye 60 :: GK - EV: Kohl Tomcho; C: Bryton Lejameyer / Jake O'Shaughnessy

Cheney 0 :: 3 West Valley
WV: Kual Nyiang (Chris Lucas) 4, Drake Pederson 65, Jayden Payne (Nyiang) 76 :: GK - WV: Zack Babinski; C: Dalton Mauzay

Saturday, April 16 

East Valley 2 :: 1 West Valley
EV: Trevor Jacobs 51, Matthew Spitze (Devonte Gorman) 78; WV: Mike Silva (Chris Lucas) 32 :: GK - EV: Kohl Tomcho; Zack Babinski

Clarkston 0 :: 5 Pullman
P: Will Konkel 48, Matt Winchell 50, Sam Druffel (Konkel) 55, Druffel (Winchell) 65, Will Pitzer (Tattershall) 80 :: GK - P: Will Pitzer / Matt Winchell; C: Jake O'Shaughnessy

NORTHEAST A LEAGUE -- WEEK FIVE (April 11-16)   

Tuesday, April 12 

Deer Park 0 :: 8 Colville
C: Ridge Walston 13, Jimmy Lepp (Alberto Cisneros) 29, Cisneros (Trevor Mitchell) 36, Cisneros (Nick Wolf) 46, Cisneros (Wolf) 51, Noah Rarrick (Cisneros) 68, Lepp 74, Rarrick (Mitchell) 77 :: GK - C: Cyrus Butterfield; DP: St Amend

Medical Lake 5 :: 3 Lakeside
ML: Peter Hanson 13, Nick Rosenbeck 15, Hanson 36, Austin Geiger 42, Mark Jensen 48; L: Ethan Williams 31, Caio Hessel 72, Dillon Dennis 75 :: GK - ML: Sam Matt, L: Micah Tenney

Newport 1 :: 2 Riverside
R: Josh Thompson (Xavier Batle-Fuentes) 31, Stoeppler (Thompson) 36; N: Angarita 13 :: GK - R: Redmond; N: Moorhead

Thursday, April 14

Colville 3 :: 2 Lakeside
C: Alberto Cisneros 45, Nick Wolf 58, Cisneros 64; L: Caio Hessel (Jeff Friedman) 49, Hessel 79 :: GK - C: Cyrus Butterfield; L: Micah Tenney / Carter Christen

Newport 4 :: 1 Deer Park
N: Own goal 16, Rufino (Graham) 17, Thomas (Rufino) 37, Johnny Quandt (Rufino) 79; DP: Moeckel (pen) 50 :: GK - N: NA; DP: St Amend

Riverside 2 :: 0 Medical Lake
R: Xavier Batle-Fuentes 21, Batle-Fuentes 77 :: GK - R: Redmond; ML: Garren Garza

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Week Three & Four EWA HS Round-Up: Pullman falters and NEA kicks off with 41 goals in six games

Connor Harlow's first save in shootout versus NC; Nick Wolf and Alberto Cisneros leading Colville attack 

Before taking a moment for Spring Break, the three Spokane area leagues saw some interesting results. Chief among them was Pullman suffering its first loss in the GNL, Mead needing overtime to defeat Rogers in the GSL and a bevy of high scoring games in the opening week of play in the NEA.

In the Greater Spokane League, the biggest surprise of the week nearly took place at Mead. Rogers grabbed the initial lead just before halftime on a strike from Abdul Muse. The Panthers pulled even on a penalty midway through the second half, but were unable to put the Pirates away until overtime when defender Joe Ammatelli scored the winner three minutes in.

Two other contests were tight affairs on the day. The Saxons made a 25th minute Curt McCune goal stand up for a 1-0 Ferris victory over Gonzaga Prep and Shadle Park came out on top against rival North Central in a game that went the distance and more.

Scoreless at the break, LaQuan Crump put North Central on the board a minute into the second half but the Highlanders answered through Andreas Wilson 12 minutes later. The two remained deadlocked the rest of the way, sending the match to penalties, which also went long. Both goalkeepers made a pair of saves in the initial five shots with Josh Ruff making the first stop for NC to put pressure on Shadle. Connor Harlow, though, made a pair of great stops and then added a third in the eighth round to give the Highlanders the win.

The other two contests were one-sided affairs with Central Valley posting a 7-1 win over Mt Spokane while Lewis & Clark registered a 4-1 win over visiting University. Mark McClain scored four for the Bears and Jared Mahaffey assisted on three for the Tigers.

The Great Northern League is proving to be a competitive league after all with the Pullman Greyhounds proving not to be invincible after all. Having won their first four games by an aggregate tally of 11-3, the Greyhounds suffered their first defeat in the second half of Week 3, dropping a 2-1 overtime decision at West Valley. The Eagles used a pair of goals from Kual Nyiang, who provided the lone goal earlier in the week in a 1-0 win over rival East Valley, to rally for the win after Ryan Tattershall had put the Greyhounds on the board in the opening minute. He scored the first in the 10th to quickly even it up, but the second did not come until the first minute of extra time.

Meanwhile, East Valley rebounded with an comeback overtime win as well. Cheney built a two-goal lead at home on a pair of penalties, one in each half, before the Knights answered with a conversion from the spot themselves with five minutes left. They managed to force overtime with a Demitri Konzenya strike in the final minute of the half and then Trevor Jacobs scored three minutes into the golden goal session.

Pullman and West Valley went on to post shutout wins over Cheney and Clarkston, respectively, the following Tuesday in the only action of Week Four in the area.

The Northeast A League opened up its league play in Week Three with a trio of one-sided affairs that saw the winners outscore their opponents 19-5. Colville rocked Riverside 6-2 with goals from five different players, including two from Alberto Cisneros, and Lakeside drubbed Deer Park 9-2 in which Caio Hessel tallied three goals and an assist and Ethan Williams had two goals and two assists. Newport surprised last year's regular season co-leader Medical Lake 4-1 with a pair of goals each from Kai Thomas and Johnny Quandt.

The high goal tallies continued in the second half of the week. Colville won 5-3 at Newport with three goals from Cisneros and Medical Lake rebounded with a 6-2 win over Deer Park, getting a pair of first half goals from Peter Hansen. Lakeside, meanwhile, escaped an upset at the hands of Riverside. After an initial fourth-minute goal from Hessel, the Eagles fell behind with Jeff Thompson equalizing two minutes later and Pratt giving the hosts the lead in the 18th. Lukas Ousley evened it up in the 63rd for Lakeside and Jeffery Friedman provided the winner with nine minutes left.

NWsn's EASTERN WASHINGTON THREE STARS - Week 3 & 4 

Alberto Cisneros (Colville) :: Tallied two goals and an assist in a 6-2 home win versus Riverside and scored three goals to propel them to a 5-3 road win against Newport.

Connor Harlow (Shadle Park) :: Made three saves in an eight-round shootout to give the Highlanders a shootout victory against North Central

Kual Nyiang (West Valley) :: Scored the deciding tally in a 1-0 victory at East Valley and both goals in a 2-1 overtime victory over previously unbeaten Pullman. He also added a penalty kick tally in a 2-0 win at Clarkston.

GREATER SPOKANE LEAGUE -- WEEK THREE (March 28 - April 2)  

Tuesday, March 29 

Mt Spokane 1 :: 7 Central Valley
CV: Mark McClain (Chase Reidt) 15, Reidt 27, McClain (Riley Baker) 34, Reidt (Jared Creighton) 44, McClain (Reidt) 54, McClain (Reidt) 55, Nathan Grinalds (McClain) 56; MS: Peter Wilkes 52 :: GK - CV: Kendall Findley; MS: Hunter Prudden  ::  PHOTOS [+]

Wednesday, March 30 

Gonzaga Prep 0 :: 1 Ferris
F: Curt McCune 25 :: GK - F: Henry Jones; GP: Taylor

University 1 :: 4 Lewis & Clark
LC: Chandler Goff (Jared Mehaffey) 14, Henry Smaldon (Mehaffey) 21, Bailey Rosenau (Colby Aitchison) 32, Goff (Mehaffey) 54; U: Own goal 57 :: GK - LC: Josh Via; U: Hunter Atwood

North Central 1 :: SO :: 2 Shadle Park
NC: LaQuan Crump (Aidan Chapparo) 41; SP: Andreas Wilson (Eddie Montiel) 53 :: GK - SP: Connor Harlow; NC: Josh Ruff  ::  PHOTOS [+]

Rogers 1 :: OT :: 2 Mead
M: Koby Wilburn (pen) 50, Joe Ammatelli 83; R: Abdul Muse 36 :: GK - M: Andrew Huffman / Brady Sohn; R: Daunte Demarce

GREATER SPOKANE LEAGUE -- WEEK FOUR (April 4-9)  

Idle for Spring Break

GREAT NORTHERN LEAGUE -- WEEK THREE (March 28 - April 2)  

Tuesday, March 29 

West Valley 1 :: 0 East Valley
WV: Kual Nyiang (Chase Howat) 68 :: GK - WV: Sior / Zack Babinski; EV: Kohl Tomcho

Pullman 4 :: 1 Clarkston
P: Will Konkel (Matt Winchell) 6, Micah Gross 23, Mason Petrino (Winchell) 59, Won-Jun Kim (Winchell) 73; C: Theodore Baiye 36 :: GK - P: Will Pitzer; C: Bryton Lejameyer

Thursday, March 31

East Valley 3 :: OT :: 2 Cheney
EV: Devonte Gorman (pen) 75, Demitri Konzenya (Joey Gresch) 80, Trevor Jacobs 83; C: B Smith (pen) 30, Smith (pen) 65 :: GK - EV: Tomcho; C: NA

Pullman 1 :: OT :: 2 West Valley
WV: Kual Nyiang (Paine) 10, Nyiang (Lucas) 81; P: Ryan Tattershall 1 :: GK - WV: Zack Babinski; P: Will Pitzer

GREAT NORTHERN LEAGUE -- WEEK FOUR (April 4-9) 

Tuesday, April 5

Cheney 0 :: 3 Pullman
P: Ryan Tattershall (Matt Winchell) 5, Own goal 33, Ryan Campbell (Sam Druffel) 48 :: GK - P: Will Pitzer; C: Dalton Mauzay

West Valley 2 :: 0 Clarkston
WV: Kual Nyiang (pen) 43, Chris Lucas 75 :: GK - WV: Zack Babinski; C: Bryton Lejameyer


NORTHEAST A LEAGUE -- WEEK THREE (March 28 - April 2)  

Tuesday, March 29

Riverside 2 :: 6 Colville
C: Nick Wolf (Alberto Cisneros) 6, Jimmy Lepp 15, Noah Rarrick (Lepp) 20, Cisneros (Wolf) 44, E Zarate 51, Cisneros 67; R: Batle-Fuentes 58, Jeff Thompson 76 :: GK - C: Cyrus Butterfield R: Redmond

Lakeside 9 :: 2 Deer Park
L: Caio Hessel (Ethan Williams) 19, Williams 31, Williams (Hessel) 34, Hessel (Day) 40, Williamson (Williams) 43, Hessel 44, Devyn Schmidt 53, Humphrey 57, Own goal 76; DP: Ashley (Travis) 26, Sanchez 35 :: GK - L: Tenney; DP: St Amand

Newport 4 :: 1 Medical Lake
N: Kai Thomas 20, Thomas 21, Johnny Quandt 25, Quandt 61; ML: Nick Rosenbeck 30 :: GK - N: Morehead; ML: Sam Matt

Thursday, March 31

Colville 5 :: 3 Newport
C: Jimmy Lepp 17, Mitchell 28, Alberto Cisneros 31, Cisneros 45, Cisneros 76; Battle 30, Quandt 48, Thomas (Quandt) 59 :: GK - NA

Deer Park 2 :: 6 Medical Lake
ML: Peter Hansen 28, Hansen (Ty Masteller) 30, Nick Rosenbeck 42, Jacob Matt (Mark Jensen) 51, Masteller 54, Austin Geiger 71; DP: Douglass (Elmore) 36, Moeckel 52 :: GK - ML: Sam Matt; DP: St Amend

Lakeside 3 :: 2 Riverside
L: Hessel (Williams) 4, Ousley 63, Jeffery Freidman 71; R: Jeff Thompson 6, Pratt (Friedman) 18 :: GK - L: Tenney; R: Redmond

NORTHEAST A LEAGUE -- WEEK FOUR (April 4-9)  

Idle for Spring Break

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NON-LEAGUE

Monday, March 28

(4A) University 1 :: 2 Cheney (2A)
C: Noah Prophet (Trevor Babcock) 13, Babcock (Christian Lamphere) 87; U: Austin Sterner (Adam Drassen) 55 :: GK - C: Dalton Mauzay; U: NA

Lewis & Clark 5 :: 1 Mead
LC: Jared Mehaffey (Jackson Moore) 11, Moore (Mehaffey) 21, Adam Thompson (Will Hoefer) 46, Chandler Goff (Mehaffey) 51, Thompson (Jackson Snyder) 76; M: Peter Weller (Cole Johnson) 18 :: GK - NA

(2A) West Valley 5 :: 0 Rogers (3A)
WV: Drake Peterson (Kual Nyiang) 15, Mike Silva 28, Chris Lucas (Chase Howart) 57, Jayden Payne 64, Howart 75 :: GK - WV: Zack Babinski; R: Vince St John

Friday, April 1

(3A) North Central 3 :: SO :: 4 Medical Lake (1A)
ML: Nick Rosenbeck (Mason Williams) 2, Rosenbeck 26, Ty Masteller 78; NC: Aidan Chaparro (Dominic Deatherage) 5, Jake Healy (LaQuan Crump, Deatherage) 14, Deatherage 59 :: GK - ML: Jacob Matt; NC: Josh Ruff  ::  PHOTOS [+]

(1A) Newport 0 :: 8 Mead (4A)
M: Hayden DelPizzo 5, Koby Wilburn (Michael McLeod) 24, Peter Weller (Justin Richardson) 27, Weller (McLeod) 30, McLeod (Dominic Welch) 31, Wilburn (Conaire Shaffer), Welch 38, Brendan Hoagland (Adam Nevdahl) 67 :: GK - M: Andrew Huffman / Koby Wilburn; N: Cockrell

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Week Three & Four CWA HS Round-Up: Pasco, Chiawana pulling away in MCC

Central Washington Round-Up:  The CBB9 is proving to be a competitive league this season with Wenatchee, Sunnyside, Davis and Moses Lake fighting for the top spot in the league and Eastmont sitting within striking distance and proving to be a difficult side to beat.

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In Week Three, Wenatchee cruised to a 5-0 win over West Valley and Davis a 2-0 result against Eisenhower, but Moses Lake held on for a narrow 3-2 victory at home versus Eastmont with Anthony Cortez scoring twice. Later in the week Sunnyside picked up a 2-0 win at West Valley and Wenatchee dominated at Eisenhower. Eastmont, though, nipped Davis in overtime with a Johan Espinoza tally in the 88th minute and a shutout performance from Alex Pease in goal.

It was more of the same in Week Four with Sunnyside dominating at Eisenhower and Davis topping Moses Lake in a surprising 6-2 scoreline. Eastmont again proved to be a tough opponent as they came up short in a 4-3 goal-fest at Wenatchee. Later in the week Moses Lake suffered another big loss at the hands of Wenatchee while Sunnyside also narrowly avoided an upset by Eastmont with a 2-1 victory on the road. In the showdown of the bottom two sides, Eisenhower picked up its first victory against West Valley thanks to a pair of goals from Gonzalo Frausto after Eastmont's first-minute opening tally.

The MCC, meanwhile, is starting to look like a two-horse race between 4A sides Pasco and Chiawana. Both, however, had to survive close calls in Week Three.

On Tuesday, Pasco edged visiting Southridge 2-1 with Oscar Cortez providing the winner in the final minute of play and then survived an overtime affair at Kamiakin with Joel Valley providing a goal and assist for a 2-1 win. Meanwhile, Chiawana slipped by visiting Hanford 2-1 and went the distance against Richland, prevailing in a shootout after finishing even at one each. In their lone games of Week Four things were a bit easier with Chiawana rolling to a 4-0 win against Walla Walla and Pasco blanking Hanford 2-0.

Week Three was full of close contests with only two of the eight games decided by more than one goal - Kennewick's 2-0 loss to Kamiakin and 4-1 defeat at Hanford. In a battle of the bottom two Richland nabbed a narrow 1-0 win at Walla Walla, which also took Southridge to penalties in a scoreless affair before falling in the tiebreaker.  In Week Four, Kamiakin won 2-0 at Southridge and Kennewick returned to the winning side of things with a narrow 3-2 result against visiting Richland.

INWsn's CENTRAL WASHINGTON THREE STARS - Week 3

Anthony Cortez (Moses Lake) :: Scored a pair of goals in a 3-2 victory against visiting Eastmont.

Luis Navarette (Wenatchee) :: Scored twice in a 5-0 win against West Valley and added three goals and two assists in an 8-0 win at Eisenhower.

Joel Valle (Pasco) :: Tallied a goal and an assist in a 2-1 overtime victory at Kamiakin.

INWsn's CENTRAL WASHINGTON THREE STARS - Week 4

Eddie Castillo (Kennewick) :: Tallied a goal and an assist in a 3-2 victory over Richland.

Gonzalo Frausto (Sunnyside) :: Tallied a goal and two assists in a 4-0 win over Eisenhower, but his two strikes proved critical in a 2-1 victory at Eastmont.

Shambel West (Chiawana) :: Two goals and an assist in a 4-0 victory over Walla Walla.

COLUMBIA BASIN BIG NINE -- WEEK THREE (March 29 - April 2) 

Michael Raya (Tracie Fowler)

Tuesday, March 29 

West Valley 0 :: 5 Wenatchee
WEN: Luis Navarrete 2, Fabian Soto 10, Ivan Lopez 18, Miguel Viramontes 33, Navarrete 67 :: GK - WEN: Rafael Jimenez; WV: Andrew Villegas

Eisenhower 0 :: 2 Davis
D: Luis Valle (Dilan Calva-Acevedo) 41, Michael Raya (Calva-Acevedo) 79 :: GK - D: Luis Birrueta; E: Juan Rivera

Eastmont 2 :: 3 Moses Lake
M: Anthony Cortez 46, Miguel Segura 52, Cortez (Isaac Martinez) NA   E: Jorge Cabrera NA, Cabrera 74 :: GK - ML: Eddie Reyes; E: Alfonso Romero

Friday, April 1

Sunnyside 2 :: 0 West Valley

S: Gonzalo Frausto 67, Frausto 80 :: GK - S: Carlos Hernandez; WV: Andrew Villegas

Luis Navarette (Viewing the Game photography)

Wenatchee 8 :: 0 Eisenhower
W: Luis Navarette, Jason Shephard (Navarette), Navarette, Shephard (Navarette), Tino Pantaleon, Navarette, Fabian Soto (Navarette), Christian Zavala :: GK - W: Rafael Jimenez; E: NA  ::  PHOTOS [+]

Saturday, April 2 

Davis 0 :: OT :: 1 Eastmont
E: Johan Espinoza 88 :: GK - E: Alex Pease; D: Luis Birrueta / Cuauhtemoc Munguia


COLUMBIA BASIN BIG NINE -- WEEK FOUR (April 4-9)  

Guillermo Llamas, Raya and Juan Mendoza (Tracie Fowler)

Tuesday, April 5

Moses Lake 2 :: 6 Davis
D: Michael Raya (Guillermo Llamas) 14, Raya (Juan Mendoza) 17, Kristian Deloza (Andy Magana) 27, Deloza (Mendoza) 30, Samuel Rodriguez (pen), Rafael Diaz (Rodriguez) 66; ML: Gerardo Martinez 16, Anthony Cortez 52 :: GK - D: Luis Birrueta / Cuauhtemoc Munguia; ML: Eddie Reyes  ::  PHOTOS [+]

Eisenhower 0 :: 4 Sunnyside
S: Gonzalo Frausto (Juan Acevedo) 18, Mario Negrete (Frausto) 32, Negrete (Frausto) 35, Eduardo Ramirez (pen) 64 :: GK - S: Carlos Hernandez; E: Juan Rivera

Eastmont 3 :: 4 Wenatchee
Not Available  ::  PHOTOS [+]

Panthers blank Chiefs (Viewing the Game)

Thursday, April 7

Wenatchee 5 :: 0 Moses Lake
W: Alex Medina 5, Jason Shephard 9, Luis Navarette 20, Miguel Viramontes (pen) NA, Shephard 63 :: GK - W: Rafael Jimenez ML: Eddie Reyes  ::  PHOTOS [+]

Friday, April 8

West Valley 1 :: 3 Eisenhower
E: Jorge Amador (Jorge Valencia) 13, Santana Gonzalez 19, Erik Reyes (Mario Pacheco) 74; WV: NA 63 :: GK - E: Juan Rivera; WV: Andrew Villegas

Sunnyside 2 :: 1 Eastmont
S: Gonzalo Frausto (Mario Negrete) 22, Frausto (Brian Licona) 60; E: Sergio Bravo (Emmanuel Lopez) 1 :: GK - S: Carlos Hernandez; E: Alex Pease


MID-COLUMBIA CONFERENCE -- WEEK THREE (March 29 - April 2) 

Jesus Meraz-Rodriguez (John Sokol)

Tuesday, March 29

Kamiakin 2 :: 0 Kennewick
KAM: Christian Egli (Muamar Ibisevic), Alex Sotelo (Andrew Scrimsher) :: GK - KAM: Marco Covarrubias; KEN: Alexander Flannery

Southridge 1 :: 2 Pasco
P: Jesus Meraz-Rodriguez (pen) NA, Oscar Cortez (David Uribe) 80; S: Emilio Sanchez (pen) NA :: - GK: P: David Armenta; S: Martin Ruiz

Hanford 1 :: 2 Chiawana
C: Shambel West (g), Jose Rodriguez (g) - Andy Arroyo (a), Eric Poncet (a); H: Ross Kieffer (Iovani Rodriguez) :: GK - C: Jorge Llerenas; H: Brandon Alexander

Richland 1 :: 0 Walla Walla
R: Cole Ybarra (Edvin Cederlund) :: GK - R: Jake VoordePoorte; WW: Quinn McHie

Saturday, April 2 

Pasco OT celebration (John Sokol)

Pasco 2 :: OT :: 1 Kamiakin
P: Joel Valle (Edwin Aquino), Sergio Avalos (Valle); K: Isaiah Arechiga :: GK - P: David Armenta; K: Marco Covarrubias  ::  PHOTOS [+]

Kennewick 1 :: 4 Hanford
H: Will Eldred (Moamed Abd Ali), Abd Ali (Eldred), Eldred (Kanyen Nelson), Iovani Rodriguez (Abd Ali); K: Juan Cruz (Yasin Mohammed) :: GK - H: Kaleb Stinson; K: Zane Flannery

Chiawana 2 :: SO :: 1 Richland
C: NA; R: Logan Herrick :: GK - C: NA; R: Jake VoordePoorte

Walla Walla 0 :: SO :: 1 Southridge
GK - S: Martin Ruiz; WW: Quinn McHie

MID-COLUMBIA CONFERENCE -- WEEK FOUR (April 4-9)  

Eddie Castillo (John Sokol)

Tuesday, April 5 

Kamiakin 2 :: 0 Southridge
K: Erik Farfan (Zach Woods), Isaiah Arechiga (Brandon Weimar) :: GK - K: Marco Covarrubias; S: Martin Ruiz

Walla Walla 0 :: 4 Chiawana
Shambel West (g), West (g), Jose Rodriguez (g), Jose Huizar (g) - West (a), Brad Nickolaus (a), Gustavo Viramontes (a) :: GK - C: Jorge Llerenas; WW: Quinn McHie

Hanford 0 :: 2 Pasco
P: Oscar Cortez (David Uribe), Hector Magana (Jesus Meraz-Rodriguez) :: GK - P: David Armenta; H: Kaleb Stinson

Richland 2 :: 3 Kennewick
K: Eddie Castillo (Armando Ponce), Juan Cruz (Castillo), Jason Cortez; R: Branson Virgen, Virgen :: GK - K: Zane Flannery; R: Jake VoordePoorte

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