Oliphant resigns, other coaching news

YAKIMA, Wash. — Bob Oliphant has spent much of this week crabbing off Camano Island. Exactly the kind of thing he’s got more time for now.

After 25 years coaching in Eisenhower’s baseball program — the last 13 of which were as head coach — Oliphant has resigned from the position.

“I think it’s time to get some new blood in there,” said Oliphant, who preceded his head coaching stint with 12 years as an assistant. “After 25 years it’s probably a good time to try something a little different, for myself and the program.”

Oliphant helped direct Eisenhower to both of its state baseball trophies. He was an assistant in 1986 when the Cadets placed third and he was head coach in 2000 when Ike won district and regional titles and placed fourth at state.

Beyond the many wins Oliphant amassed and all the standout players he developed was a passionate loyalty to a program in which he served at every level.

“He went through the process the right way — C team, JV, varsity assistant and head coach — and he bleeds red, white and blue,” said Ryan Froula, Oliphant’s longtime assistant. “You have to applaud a guy who stays in any program for 25 years, especially these days. Bob coached baseball for all the right reasons.”

Oliphant, a 1977 Eisenhower graduate and elementary school teacher in the Yakima School District, also coached for 12 years in Ike’s football program.

“I’ve been very fortunate to work with some great kids,” Oliphant said. “I love the coaching, but it’s a year-round commitment in the toughest league in the state. It’s time to have someone else have a go at it.”

AROUND THE VALLEY — East Valley has hired Darci Dekker (formally Beierle) to take over the volleyball program from Sue Cullen, who stepped down after five seasons. Cullen was the CWAC coach of the year last season. Dekker has coached at White Swan, Zillah and Prosser, where she coached the Mustangs to a seventh-place state trophy in 2003. … Sunnyside Christian has hired former Wapato assistant Ray Hernandez to launch its new 8-man football program this fall. … Sherrie Partlow is replacing Mary Rennie as Naches Valley’s volleyball coach.

AROUND THE REGION — Moses Lake’s Todd Griffith has been promoted from defensive coordinator to head football coach, replacing Greg Kittrell. Kittrell will be an assistant principal at ML next school year. … Quincy’s football job has been taken by former Bridgeport coach Stephen Wallace. … Keith Boyd will replace Mike Carlquist as Cashmere’s boys basketball coach. … Former Southridge girls basketball coach Kristen Davis has taken the same job at Richland, and longtime Suns assistant Scott Stiles will replace Davis. … Pasco boys soccer coach Mike Pardini has resigned after four seasons and two appearances in the 4A state championship final.

Senior Legion update

Central Washington League
W    L    Pct.
Kennewick    14    2    .875
Yakima Valley    12    2    .857
Twin City    11    5    .688
Yakima    9    7    .563
Pasco    8    14    .364
Hanford    4    12    .250
Wenatchee    0    16    .000
Wednesday’s results
Yakima 6-8, Twin City 5-9
Kennewick 10-7, Hanford 0-1

REMAINING GAMES
July 6 — Pasco at Yakima, 5:30 p.m.; Yakima Valley at Wenatchee, 5 p.m.
July 7 — Twin City at Hanford, 5:30 p.m.; Yakima at Wenatchee, 5:30 p.m.; Yakima Valley at Kennewick, 5:30 p.m.
July 8 — Hanford at Twin City, 5:30 p.m.; Kennewick at Yakima Valley, 5:30 p.m.
July 13 — Hanford at Wenatchee, 1 p.m.; Yakima at Yakima Valley, 6 p.m.
July 14 — Wenatchee at Hanford, 5:30 p.m.; Twin City at Kennewick, 5:30 p.m.; Yakima Valley at Yakima, 5:30 p.m.
July 15 — Kennewick at Twin City, 5:30 p.m.

GAMES PLAYED
May 31 — Pasco 9-10, Wenatchee 7-0
June 3 — Yakima Valley 13-8, Twin City 2-4
June 4 — Yakima 12-13, Wenatchee 1-0; Yakima Valley 8-10, Pasco 4-4.
June 7 — Hanford 13-2, Pasco 3-6.
June 8 — Pasco 1-3, Hanford 0-6.
June 9 — Yakima Valley 9-18, Wenatchee 1-5; Kennewick 14-14, Yakima 6-11.
June 10 — Yakima Valley 8-4, Twin City 2-7; Yakima 2-2, Kennewick 1-5
June 11 — Twin City 3-13, Pasco 2-12
June 12 — Hanford 12-0, Kennewick 3-3
June 15 — Yakima Valley 9-14, Hanford 3-0; Pasco 13-8, Yakima 12-21; Kennewick 7-19, Wenatchee 2-9
June 16 — Yakima Valley 10-5, Hanford 7-4; Kennewick 18-12, Wenatchee 4-2
June 17 — Twin City 12-12, Pasco 5-3
June 23 — Kennewick 10-10, Pasco 0-4; Twin City 11-13, Wenatchee 2-1.
June 24 — Twin City 8-13, Wenatchee 3-2; Kennewick 12-3, Pasco 2-2; Yakima 14-17, Hanford 3-6.
June 27 — Pasco 17-7, Wenatchee 7-3.
June 29 — Yakima 18-2, Hanford 10-9.
June 30 — Pasco 6-2, Yakima Valley 5-4; Twin City 14-2, Yakima 0-3.
July 1 — Yakima 6-8, Twin City 5-9; Kennewick 10-7, Hanford 0-1.

West Valley, La Salle 4th in Cup

Wells Fargo/WIAA Scholastic Cup
Final 2008-2009 standings
Points awarded for academics, sportsmanship and athletic performances throughout the school year.

Class 4A — 1, Mead 1,355; 2, Richland 1,185; 3, Skyview 725; 4, Rogers-Puyallup 715; 5, Newport 705. Locals: Eisenhower 65.
Class 3A — 1, Mercer Island 1,975; 2, Bellevue 1,125; 3, Lakeside 995; 4, West Valley-Yakima 965; 5, Columbia River 905. Locals: Sunnyside 95.
Class 2A — 1, Squalicum 1,345; 2, Archbishop Murphy 1,335; 3, Tumwater 1,215; 4, Pullman 1,185; 5, Burlington-Edison 1,055. Locals: 7, Selah 870; 13, Ellensburg 575; Prosser 275, East Valley 140, Toppenish 105, Grandview 75, Wapato 75.
Class 1A — 1, King’s 1,645; 2, Bellevue Christian 1,210; 3, Royal 1,165; 4, Lakeside 950; 5, Cascade Christian 845. Locals: Naches Valley 395, Zillah 300, Granger 135, Highland 135, Goldendale 105, Cle Elum 30, Mabton 25.
Class 2B — 1, Bear Creek 1,245; 2, Evergreen Lutheran 845; 3, Colfax 735; 4, La Salle 715; 5, Asotin 635. Locals: 12, Riverside Christian 465; Kittitas 215, White Swan 100, Lyle-Wishram 60.
Class 1B — 1, St. John-Endicott 855; 2, Mt. Rainier Lutheran 825; 3, Odessa 810; 4, Almira-Coulee-Hartline 695; 5, Cusick 635. Locals: 13, Bickleton 245; 17, Trout Lake-Glenwood 190; Thorp-Easton 155, Klickitat 145, Sunnyside Christian 115, Yakama Tribal 25.

Borton heading to Vegas academy

Wanting extra time to develop his skills and fully recover from recent knee surgery, West Valley graduate Matt Borton will forego entering college for a year and attend Impact Basketball Academy in Las Vegas.
Borton, a 6-foot-5 guard who averaged 22 points and 10 rebounds in his final season with the Rams, had surgery this spring to correct and fortify a dislocating knee cap that slowed the second half of his senior season.
The Impact Basketball Academy offers a post-graduate training program designed to help players improve their game without losing a year of eligibility. IBA will also help with Borton’s rehab from surgery.
“After visiting Impact and learning more about their track record of success, it became clear how much I could benefit from the program,” Borton said. “While it will be very demanding, in the long run I think it will be the best thing for me.”

Wells to WSU

Riverside Christian’s Dana Wells, who two weeks ago led the Crusaders to the Class B state track title, has signed a letter of intent with Washington State University.
Wells, a two-time state champion in the 110- and 300-meter hurdles, joins a program that includes Jeshua Anderson, who recently won his second straight NCAA title in the 400 hurdles. The Cougars had four athletes in the 400 hurdles final in the West Regional Championships.
In his final prep season, Wells ranked among the Valley leaders in seven individual events and his 38.39-second best in the 300 hurdles is third on the Valley’s all-time list.
Wells joins a WSU recruiting class that includes Selah’s Brett Blanshan, the 2A state champion at 100 and 200 meters.

Six locals picked for all-state baseball

Six local players — West Valley’s Cory Urquhart, Selah’s Jake Fife, Davis’ Michael Calderon, Ellensburg’s Brendon Storey and Naches Valley’s Ethan Flory and Thomas Wilcox — have been selected to play in this weekend’s All-State Baseball Series at Parker Field.

Five will play in Saturday’s opener at noon. Urquhart, Fife and Storey will be on the Adams team while Flory and Wilcox will be on the Baker squad. Calderon will be on the Rainier team.

Saturday’s 3:15 p.m. game will be between the St. Helens and Rainier teams.

The losers will play Sunday at 10:25 a.m. followed by the championship game at 1:35 p.m.

Full rosters can be found at the event’s website.

Summer track results

Here are local results from Saturday’s BorderDuel Classic track meet at Lewis & Clark College in Portland. Athletes from Washington and Oregon competed.

BOYS
400: Taylor McDowell, West Valley, 51.81.
800: McDowell, 1:58.14 (personal best), placed 5th.
Jav: Anthony Galaviz, Toppenish, 175-4, placed 4th.
GIRLS
400: Liz Vogt, Trout Lake-Glenwood, 1:02.38.
100H: Kira Lewis, West Valley, 15.63, placed 4th.
Shot: Jazmine Frazier, Eisenhower, 33-5; Raisa Yates, East Valley, 32-7.
Disc: Yates 104-8; Frazier 99-8.
TJ: Lewis, 34-8, placed 4th.

Kittitas’ Paul Oursland finished 25th out of 60 in the boys decathlon during last weekend’s 38th annual state multi-event championships in Lake Stevens.

Davis’ Henderson to play for YVCC

Les Henderson, Davis’ leading scorer as a senior, has signed an NWAACC letter of intent to play at Yakima Valley Community College next season.
Henderson, a 6-foot-2 guard-forward, averaged 13.9 points for the Pirates and earned CBBN Columbia second-team honors. His season high of 35 points came in a non-league game at Sehome.
In other NWAACC signings, Selah pitcher Justin Windsor is headed to Walla Walla for baseball, Columbia Basin women’s basketball has inked East Valley’s Lauren Walker and Mabton’s Trishi Williams and Sunnyside’s Katie Wutzke is headed to Wenatchee Valley for basketball.

State track notes from Scott, Frank

END OF THE YEAR, END OF SPRING, END OF TRACK…

It was a long three days in Tacoma for the 4A, 3A and 2A state track meets, with a schedule-friendly side trip to the 3A state soccer semifinals to cover West Valley’s victory, but as always it was a great show.
Some thoughts on Mount Tahoma’s first effort hosting the tripleheader: Blessed with great weather from start to finish, enough seating (barely) to handle what was estimated as 14,000 spectators over the three days and a great showcase for the 3,200s Thursday evening.
Those are the good things.
On the flipside, Friday’s schedule needs more track finals, not just the short hurdles. I was a huge fan of the Star Track formula in the Lincoln Bowl with 100 and 4×100 finals Friday night. It’s better for fans and for athletes like West Valley’s Chantel Jaeger and Toppenish’s Angie Zuniga, who competed in the 100, 200 and two relays.
As for the throwing events outside the stadium that concerns a lot of people, I can live with that. It was much better in Pasco and much worse in the Lincoln Bowl. It’s just a short walk away, the throwing areas are nice and the view is good.

TROUBLESOME WIND: One thing that will be an ongoing nuisance is the wind-tunnel effect of a facility that sits on an elevated area and is aligned with natural north-south breezes. Even during some of the most pleasant spring weather you can imagine, wind-aided marks dominated the results.
Meet officials too often hastened the annoucement of results before wind readings were checked, resulting in several “meet records” that were not really so. This isn’t a stat-geek formality, wind readings are required by the national high school federation at all state meets to validate records.
Nearly every Saturday sprint race registered over the allowable 2.0 meters per second. Brett Blanshan’s dazzling 10.60 race, while still the crowd-pleaser of the day, hit 3.3 on the gauge. Fortunately his 10.67 prelim on Friday measured 1.5 and will serve as the 2A meet record.
As for Blanshan, you really need to see his 4×100 anchor to believe it. And you can at http://www.flotrack.org/results

NUMBERS GAME: Making my Saturday more interesting than it should have been was confirming Jonathan Buchanan’s winning shot distance during Friday’s competition. His clutch final throw and first career 60-footer was announced twice at the event as 60-1.25, but when the awards were handed out later in the stadium it was announced as 60-7.25. That’s a huge deal in this case because 60-7 is the all-time Valley record held by Jonathan’s grandfather, Bill Buchanan.
Sounds like the tech people misread the ‘1’ for a ‘7’ but the error wasn’t caught overnight, and after Jonathan placed second in the discus the next day some were thinking he might have thrown that far. And it was, in fact, listed as 60-7.25 on the official results.
Thankfully, in a frazzled and busy environment where officials don’t want to be bothered by the media, there was helpful meet manager Bill Harris. He took the time to dig out the sheet, which was buried in stacks of files, and we confirmed the 60-1.25.
How amazing that when Bill Buchanan won the state title for Moxee High in 1957 with a throw of 60-7, it took 52 years for another Valley thrower to exceed 60 feet and it was his grandson. On his last throw.

And in Cheney, where copy editor Frank Purdy once again covered the 1A, 2B and 1B proceedings for us, here are a few interesting tidbits…

ALL’S WELLS THAT ENDS WELLS: Athletes like jumper Kyle Gartrell, thrower/jumper Derek Byrne and sprinters Delwin Bazilme, Kent Gartrell and Scott Shively played huge roles in Riverside Christian’s Class 2B boys championship. But to them, the heart and soul of the team was senior and multiple state champion Dana Wells.
“We wanted to send him off with a bang,” said Shively. “Last year it was for Aaron,” said Bazilme of Dana’s older brother, who ended his career last year with a gold in the triple jump and a silver in the long jump. “This year it was for Dana.”
Dana, of course, didn’t disappoint last weekend. He ran away with the 110 and 300 hurdles, almost nipped favored Maurice McNeal of Tacoma Baptist in the open 100 and brought the state champion 4×100 team from third to first with his anchor leg.

FAR, BUT NEAR: Trout Lake-Glenwood stars Neola Putnam and Anna Schmid are going far away next year, but they’re staying close to each other.
They plan to room together at Cedarville University, a Baptist-affiliated school of about 3,000 students in Cedarville, Ohio, about 25 miles east of Dayton.
Putnam, a multiple track and cross country Class 1B state champion, plans to run for Cedarville. Schmid, who won three events last weekend in at the state meet in Cheney, intends to play soccer. The school, now NAIA, is aiming to move up to NCAA Division II.

NOT AGAIN: It wasn’t exactly a players’ strike, but the Class 1B boys 300 hurdlers did question authority and finally get their way at the state meet in Cheney last weekend.
It came when No. 1 seed Tyler Cope of Trout Lake-Glenwood rammed into the second hurdle and slammed into the track as No. 2 seed Andrew Veneman of Bickleton, running in an outside lane, streaked to victory. Cope finished, but well behind in eighth place.

A judge rule Cope had interfered with other runners during his fall, and meet officials announced the race would be rerun.
That went over about as well as a chemistry class on Christmas Day. The athletes, nearing the end of two days of state-level competition in near-90-degree heat, employed a baseball term and balked.
The hurdlers simply were not inclined to repeat an event that requires a uniquely taxing combination of speed, endurance, technical skill and mental concentration; they said enough was enough, that they were fine with the results. The coaches went along, recognizing the athletes had pretty well laid it out in what was, for most, their final event of the competition. Meet officials rescinded the order, and the results stood.

 

 

 

Final Valley track leaders

2009 FINAL REGULAR SEASON

NOTE: All sprint and hurdle events have automatic times (AT) listed first followed by notable hand times. For comparison, the conversion from hand to automatic is .24 for those events. Send corrections or updates to sspruill@yakimaherald.com

BOYS
100 — AT: Brett Blanshan (Selah) 10.60, Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 11.06, Jonathan Newport (Eisenhower) 11.16, Dimitri Mandapat (Davis) 11.26, Sungyoung Lee (Ellensburg) 11.38, Logan Olney (Zillah) 11.48, Kyle Stone (Selah) 11.54, Cody Carlsen (Lyle-Wishram) 11.54. Hand: Carlsen 11.1, Olney 11.2, Anthony Corbray (Davis) 11.3, Kennen Pilot (Prosser) 11.3, Kyle Gartrell (Riverside Christian) 11.3.
200 — AT: Brett Blanshan (Selah) 21.70, Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 22.41, Dimitri Mandapat (Davis) 22.41, Logan Olney (Zillah) 22.86, Cody Carlsen (Lyle-Wishram) 22.92, Sungyoung Lee (Ellensburg) 23.05, Jose Madrigal (Sunnyside) 23.14, Mike Esparza (Eisenhower) 23.18. Hand: Carlsen 22.6, Kerry Duffy (La Salle) 22.9.
400 — Dimitri Mandapat (Davis) 49.27, Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 50.5, Delwin Bazilme (Riverside Christian) 50.6, Taylor McDowell (West Valley) 51.21, Vi Perez (Grandview) 51.2, Cody Carlsen (Lyle-Wishram) 51.40, Francisco Villegas (Toppenish) 51.40, Joel Weise (Highland) 52.1.
800 — Kyle Mellander (West Valley) 1:55.61, Emmanuel Contreras (Davis) 1:56.68, TJ Hesselgesser (Selah) 1:57.37, Asa Israel (Goldendale) 1:58.02, Ryan Chapman (Eisenhower) 1:58.93, Eduardo Torres (Wapato) 1:59.02, Kevin Aubol (Ellensburg) 2:00.88, Taylor McDowell (West Valley) 2:01.16.
1,600 — Emmanuel Contreras (Davis) 4:13.46, Bryan Simison (Eisenhower) 4:19.79, Kevin Aubol (Ellensburg) 4:22.58, TJ Hesselgesser (Selah) 4:26.73, Asa Israel (Goldendale) 4:27.42, German Silva (Eisenhower) 4:27.76, Chris Farley (Toppenish) 4:33.87, James Currell (Selah) 4:34.24.
3,200 — Bryan Simison (Eisenhower) 9:20.55, Kevin Aubol (Ellensburg) 9:32.45, Alfredo Villasenor (Davis) 9:40.42, Ben Villanueva (Toppenish) 9:46.53, James Currell (Selah) 9:47.47, Ivan Alfaro (Eisenhower) 9:47.56, Alberto Melchor (Davis) 10:08.20, Jesus Alvarez (Selah) 10:11.83.
110 hurdles — AT: Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 14.85, Kennedy Sarmiento (Sunnyside) 15.33, Andrew Venema (Bickleton) 15.77, Ernesto Gonzalez (Davis) 15.85, Tyler Cope (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 15.97, Brendan Shearer (Zillah) 16.08, Henry Matai (Lyle-Wishram) 16.20, Dustin Crawford (Prosser) 16.53. Hand: Wells 14.5, Cope 15.5, Matai 15.9.
300 hurdles — AT: Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 38.39, Andrew Venema (Bickleton) 41.43, John Gage (Highland) 42.00, Kennedy Sarmiento (Sunnyside) 42.10, Ernesto Gonzalez (Davis) 42.36, Orlando Chavez (Davis) 42.38, Henry Matai (Lyle-Wishram) 42.95, Jeremy Oram (West Valley) 43.23. Hand: Tyler Cope (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 41.9, Brendan Shearer (Zillah) 42.9.
4×100 — Selah (Anyan, Stone, Tice, Blanshan) 43.27, Davis 43.55, Riverside Christian 43.7, Sunnyside 44.38, La Salle 44.38, Eisenhower 44.82, Prosser 44.84, Lyle-Wishram 45.0.
4×400 — Davis (Rainey, Contreras, Garfias, Mandapat) 3:25.50, West Valley 3:26.34, Lyle-Wishram 3:28.61, La Salle 3:29.92, Riverside Christian 3:30.0, Selah 3:32.19, Grandview 3:34.08, Sunnyside 3:34.36.
Shot — Jonathan Buchanan (East Valley) 60-1.25, Jake Wilcox (Naches Valley) 51-4, Edgar Molina (Bickleton) 46-3.25, Jim Price (Lyle-Wishram) 46-2, Kody Hartley (Prosser) 45-6.5, Andrew Cortes (Sunnyside) 45-5, Emilio Cervantes (Granger) 45-5, Edward Martinez (Eisenhower) 44-8.
Discus — Jonathan Buchanan (East Valley) 172-6, Jake Wilcox (Naches Valley) 164-8, Paul Oursland (Kittitas) 147-1, Edward Martinez (Eisenhower) 138-0, Oscar Quinones (Toppenish) 135-2, Cecilio Valle (Eisenhower) 130-10, Henry Matai (Lyle-Wishram) 129-4, Josh Bartlett (La Salle) 127-4.
Javelin — Anthony Galaviz (Toppenish) 182-6, Chase Janosik (Eisenhower) 180-1, Derek Byrne (Riverside Christian) 178-0, Joseph Taylor (Grandview) 172-2, John Rheaume (Selah) 162-3, Gus Martinez (Mabton) 160-4, Tim Taylor (Grandview) 160-1, Robert Hicks (Yakama Tribal) 159-1.
High jump — Eddie Garfias (Davis) 6-2, Andrew Venema (Bickleton) 6-1, Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 6-0, Tyler Hunziker (Goldendale) 6-0, Ignacio Romero (Selah) 6-0, Colin Anyan (Selah) 6-0, Patrick Newman (Highland) 6-0, Ryan Chapman (Eisenhower) 5-10, Derek Byrne (Riverside Christian) 5-10, Francisco Navarro-Rodrigues (Sunnyside) 5-10, Michael Conradt (Mabton) 5-10.
Long jump — Kyle Gartrell (Riverside Christian) 21-4.5, Brett Blanshan (Selah) 21-3.5, Derek Byrne (Riverside Christian) 21-1.25, Dana Wells (Riverside Christian) 21-0, Anthony Corbray (Davis) 20-9.5, Joseph Babcock (Grandview) 20-5, Tyler Hunziker (Goldendale) 20-4.5, Oscar Ramirez (Toppenish) 20-4.
Triple jump — Kyle Gartrell (Riverside Christian) 44-11.75, Joseph Babcock (Grandview) 44-10.75, Joel Weise (Highland) 42-10.5, Jonathan Newport (Eisenhower) 42-10.5, Colin Anyan (Selah) 42-9.5, Jeromie Mason (Klickitat) 42-5, Francisco Navarro-Rodrigues (Sunnyside) 41-8.75, Nate Van Tuinen (Riverside Christian) 40-10.
Pole vault — Kyle Stone (Selah) 14-6, Marcus Schooley (Davis) 14-0, Storm Shea (Grandview) 13-6, Kyle Schuetze (Prosser) 13-6, Michael Martinez (Davis) 13-0, Joseph Keeton (Eisenhower) 13-0, Patrick Maeder (Bickleton) 12-9, Robert Phelps (Lyle-Wishram) 12-7.

GIRLS

100 — AT: Chantel Jaeger (West Valley) 12.35, Angie Zuniga (Toppenish) 12.57, Shanai Campbell (Eisenhower) 12.89, Shannon Bland (Ellensburg) 12.90, Marlee Rees (Prosser) 13.04, McKenzie Arnold (Eisenhower) 13.15, Veronica Sanchez (Selah) 13.16, Teaera Churchwell (Lyle-Wishram) 13.20. Hand: Jaeger 12.0w, Churchwell 12.9, Anna Schmid (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 13.0.
200 — AT: Chantel Jaeger (West Valley) 24.99, Angie Zuniga (Toppenish) 25.88, Alicia Ashby (La Salle) 26.41, Casey Demory (Ellensburg) 26.97, Liz Vogt (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 27.01, Anna Schmid (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 27.01, Shannon Bland (Ellensburg) 27.12, Teaera Churchwell (Lyle-Wishram) 27.13. Hand: Demory 26.7.
400 — Chelsea Nell (West Valley) 1:00.68, Alicia Ashby (La Salle) 1:00.7, Shannon Bland (Ellensburg) 1:00.86, Chantel Jaeger (West Valley) 1:00.96, Rachel Freeman (Eisenhower) 1:01.48, Madison Moore (Prosser) 1:01.60, Charlie Fiander (Wapato) 1:01.66, Liz Vogt (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 1:01.6.
800 — Shawna Schooley (Davis) 2:21.73, Neola Putnam (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 2:21.75, Sandra Martinez (Davis) 2:21.86, Kaitlin Kaluzny (Davis) 2:22.51, Lisa Olander (West Valley) 2:24.92, Kirsten Sheffield (Eisenhower) 2:25.63, Mayra Chavez (Eisenhower) 2:25.78, Hannah Cordova (Wapato) 2:26.67.
1,600 — Sandra Martinez (Davis) 4:57.59, Shawna Schooley (Davis) 5:09.96, Sammi Jo Blodgett (Wapato) 5:18.87, Mayra Chavez (Eisenhower) 5:22.67, Charlie Fiander (Wapato) 5:22.84, Neola Putnam (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 5:23.7, Audrey Urlacher (West Valley) 5:24.80, Yasamin Mohsenian (East Valley) 5:26.80.
3,200 — Sandra Martinez (Davis) 10:41.36, Sammi Jo Blodgett (Wapato) 11:26.14, Berenice Penaloza (Eisenhower) 11:30.63, Audrey Urlacher (West Valley) 11:33.09, Mayra Chavez (Eisenhower) 11:47.72, Katrina Radach (East Valley) 11:51.87, Margret Parobek (West Valley) 11:55.64, Neola Putnam (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 11:59.3.
100 hurdles — AT: Kira Lewis (West Valley) 15.46, Samantha Brewer (Klickitat) 16.04, Shelby Moore (Prosser) 16.09, Justine Benner (Naches Valley) 16.63, Lena Mitchell (Selah) 16.97, Trishi Williams (Mabton) 17.06, Sara Galliway (Prosser) 17.08, Anna Schmid (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 17.20. Hand: Mitchell 16.3, Schmid 16.9.
300 hurdles — AT: Anna Schmid (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 46.95, Katherine Bravo (Eisenhower) 47.54, Casey Demory (Ellensburg) 48.39, Ariana Saavedra (Toppenish) 48.59, Sara Galliway (Prosser) 49.01, Lena Mitchell (Selah) 49.77, Makayla Huckabee (Selah) 50.08, Jessica Montoya (Eisenhower) 50.09. Hand: Demory 48.2, Mitchell 49.4.
4×100 — West Valley (Cluff, Hausken, Nell, Jaeger) 50.16, Toppenish 50.51, Selah 50.70, Prosser 50.84, Eisenhower 51.09, Naches Valley 51.9, La Salle 52.43, Ellensburg 52.95, Riverside Christian 52.9.
4×200 — West Valley (Hausken, Nell, Lewis, Jaeger) 1:45.48, Selah 1:49.10, Toppenish 1:49.30, Prosser 1:49.42, La Salle 1:50.09, Eisenhower 1:51.72, Davis 1:53.38, East Valley 1:54.49.
4×400 — Ellensburg (Graf, Demory, Granado, Bland) 4:07.79, Trout Lake-Glenwood 4:12.01, Eisenhower 4:13.26, La Salle 4:13.52, Prosser 4:13.73, Davis 4:18.04, Riverside Christian 4:19.2, West Valley 4:19.30.
Shot — Jessica Bush (Eisenhower) 40-8.75, Raisa Yates (East Valley) 39-7, Annie Martinez (East Valley) 37-4.25, Daria Winckler (Davis) 36-7.75, Jazmine Frazier (Eisenhower) 36-6.75, Kinzi Poteet (Grandview) 35-5, Sadie Shattuck (Goldendale) 34-11.25, Trishi Williams (Mabton) 34-10.5.
Discus — Ana Zapien (Prosser) 135-9, Raisa Yates (East Valley) 127-3, Jessica Bush (Eisenhower) 127-2, Kinzi Poteet (Grandview) 120-8, Trishi Williams (Mabton) 110-2, Jazmine Frazier (Eisenhower) 108-2, Katelynn Clinton (Bickleton) 105-11, Lexus Bogardus (Naches Valley) 105-0.
Javelin — Trishi Williams (Mabton) 138-7, Kierstin Wilson (Selah) 134-1, Lindsay Bronkhorst (East Valley) 128-11, Brittany Price (Lyle-Wishram) 126-7, Kinzi Poteet (Grandview) 126-5, Taylor Herzog (West Valley) 116-11, Liz Pickett (Ellensburg) 116-4, Kali Fargher (Klickitat) 113-2.
High jump — Samantha Brewer (Klickitat) 5-3, Megan Hopp (Riverside Christian) 5-1, Acacia Young (Ellensburg) 5-1, Daria Winckler (Davis) 5-0, Katelynn Clinton (Bickleton) 5-0, Blythe Monoian (Toppenish) 4-10, Stephanie George (East Valley) 4-10, Alicia Cikauskas (Selah) 4-10.
Long jump — Justine Benner (Naches Valley) 17-0, Kasey Head (Selah) 16-11, Claire Boutillier (Naches Valley) 16-10, Liz Vogt (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 16-6.5, Chantel Jaeger (West Valley) 16-2.5, Kira Lewis (West Valley) 16-1.25, Lizzie Blanchard (Eisenhower) 16-1, Samantha Brewer (Klickitat) 15-11.75.
Triple jump — Kira Lewis (West Valley) 36-10.5, Claire Boutillier (Naches Valley) 35-2, Bethany Imperial (Riverside Christian) 34-0, Kelli Wilson (Prosser) 33-11, Danielle Van Tuinen (Riverside Christian) 33-11, Erin Smith (Selah) 33-10.25, Samantha Brewer (Klickitat) 33-0.25, Megan Kinney (Eisenhower) 32-5.5.
Pole vault — Haydee Mendoza (Eisenhower) 9-3, Star Kibby (Bickleton) 9-3, Shelby Moore (Prosser) 9-0, Belen Lopez (Selah) 9-0, Mckenzie Zoller (Trout Lake-Glenwood) 9-0, Katie Herndon (Sunnyside) 8-6, Kaylie DeWitte (Ellensburg) 8-6, Andrea Rangel (Wapato) 8-6, Madison Moore (Prosser) 8-6, Maria Suarez (Eisenhower) 8-6, Hannah Swigart (Goldendale) 8-6, Sabrina Galaviz (Toppenish) 8-6, Colleen Newell (La Salle) 8-6.

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