MONDAY PREP ROUNDUP
BOYS SOCCER
Astoria 3, Taft 0...Astoria bounced back from its 6-0 opening day loss at Central to dispatch the Tigers, improving to 1-1 on the young season. Zach Norton, Jair Macareno and Sean Speer all scored for Astoria, which hosts 5A Wilsonville on Thursday at 4:15 p.m.
VOLLEYBALL
Naselle def. Ilwaco 25-8, 25-20, 23-25, 25-20...It was an emotional night at Patterson gymnasium where both teams honored the late Doug Rogers, a longtime teacher and educator at Naselle whose influence was felt strongly on both programs. Rogers, who was a successful volleyball and softball coach at Naselle for a number of years, was a volunteer assistant for Ilwaco this season before passing away suddenly last Thursday. Rogers has also mentored players and coaches at other schools in the area over the years and will be sadly missed. Naselle senior middle blocker Sylvia Herrold made her presence felt early as Naselle stormed to an easy win in game one. Ilwaco settled in and played competitive volleyball for the remainder of the match, but Herrold (14 kills) and fellow senior Brandi Keightley (10 kills) were too much to overcome. Johnson praised the serving of Marin McDonnell and the overall play of Erin McDonnell. Ilwaco begins Trico Division play at home on Thursday against Columbia, while Naselle travels to Mossyrock for a nonleague match.
Warrenton def. South Bend 16-25, 25-21, 28-26, 25-21...The Warriors picked up a win on the road to improve to 3-0 on the season. Sophomore Brooklyn Campbell played her best game yet, serving a perfect 18-for-18, while passing at an 85% rate. Lauren Dove and Claire Ogren were strong at the net, combining for nearly 15 blocks for the Warriors, who return to the floor tonight to host Wahkiakum, varsity play scheduled to begin around 6:15 p.m.
CROSS COUNTRY
Cowapa League Preview Meet at Camp Rilea...no results reported
Astoria 3, Taft 0...Astoria bounced back from its 6-0 opening day loss at Central to dispatch the Tigers, improving to 1-1 on the young season. Zach Norton, Jair Macareno and Sean Speer all scored for Astoria, which hosts 5A Wilsonville on Thursday at 4:15 p.m.
VOLLEYBALL
Naselle def. Ilwaco 25-8, 25-20, 23-25, 25-20...It was an emotional night at Patterson gymnasium where both teams honored the late Doug Rogers, a longtime teacher and educator at Naselle whose influence was felt strongly on both programs. Rogers, who was a successful volleyball and softball coach at Naselle for a number of years, was a volunteer assistant for Ilwaco this season before passing away suddenly last Thursday. Rogers has also mentored players and coaches at other schools in the area over the years and will be sadly missed. Naselle senior middle blocker Sylvia Herrold made her presence felt early as Naselle stormed to an easy win in game one. Ilwaco settled in and played competitive volleyball for the remainder of the match, but Herrold (14 kills) and fellow senior Brandi Keightley (10 kills) were too much to overcome. Johnson praised the serving of Marin McDonnell and the overall play of Erin McDonnell. Ilwaco begins Trico Division play at home on Thursday against Columbia, while Naselle travels to Mossyrock for a nonleague match.
Warrenton def. South Bend 16-25, 25-21, 28-26, 25-21...The Warriors picked up a win on the road to improve to 3-0 on the season. Sophomore Brooklyn Campbell played her best game yet, serving a perfect 18-for-18, while passing at an 85% rate. Lauren Dove and Claire Ogren were strong at the net, combining for nearly 15 blocks for the Warriors, who return to the floor tonight to host Wahkiakum, varsity play scheduled to begin around 6:15 p.m.
CROSS COUNTRY
Cowapa League Preview Meet at Camp Rilea...no results reported
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