THURSDAY PREP ROUNDUP
VOLLEYBALL
Astoria def. Banks 9-25, 25-12, 25-18, 25-21...After major serve-receive struggles in game one, the Lady Fishermen settled down and took three straight games at Banks to finish the first round of Cowapa League play at 4-1. Sophie DeWitt had 11 kills and a block for Astoria, while Meredith Barnes added seven kills. Dani Bergeson provided strong defensive play off the bench for the Fishermen, who travel to Seaside on Tuesday. Tillamook completed the first round of league play with a 3-game sweep at Yamhill-Carlton and currently leads the Cowapa League standings with a 5-0 record.
Seaside def. Scappoose 23-25, 25-20, 25-23, 25-14...The Gulls (3-2) are in third place after one tour through the Cowapa League following Thursday night's win. Ellie Wiese led the way with 15 kills with Mollie Schmidt adding 14 kills. Ashley Stinnett placed 17-of-18 serves with five aces and Abbie Huddleston contributed three blocks (1 solo and four block assists) to go with four kills in six attacks.
Raymond def. Naselle 23-25, 25-20, 25-23, 25-14...The Comets dropped to 2-2 after a non-league loss at Raymond. Sylvia Herrold had 10 kills and Ashley Ahlstrom had a strong defensive game, while the Comets bench provided some quality digs and defense.
Gaston def. Knappa 3-2...game scores and stats not reported
GIRLS SOCCER
La Salle 3, Astoria 1...The unbeaten, 4th-ranked Falcons outshot Astoria 14-5 on the way to a non-league victory. Brooke Schauermann netted her third goal in two games with a 30-foot-plus rocket that ricocheted off the head of a La Salle defender over the goalkeeper's head with about 15 minutes of play remaining. The Fishermen just missed a potential game-tying goal earlier in the half when Melissa Law took a through ball pass from Sarah Pope to within 15 yards of goal, but her shot was just tipped wide of the far post. Astoria played without three starters and was unable to field a complete J.V. team due to various injuries. All three players are expected to be back in the lineup for the beginning of District 1 play next week. Astoria has a final nonleague game scheduled for Saturday at noon at Montesano, a Washington 1A quarterfinal team in 2006.
Seaside 2, Tillamook 0...The Seagulls opened their District 1 schedule with a win at Tillamook to improve to 5-1 overall. No details were reported.s
Astoria def. Banks 9-25, 25-12, 25-18, 25-21...After major serve-receive struggles in game one, the Lady Fishermen settled down and took three straight games at Banks to finish the first round of Cowapa League play at 4-1. Sophie DeWitt had 11 kills and a block for Astoria, while Meredith Barnes added seven kills. Dani Bergeson provided strong defensive play off the bench for the Fishermen, who travel to Seaside on Tuesday. Tillamook completed the first round of league play with a 3-game sweep at Yamhill-Carlton and currently leads the Cowapa League standings with a 5-0 record.
Seaside def. Scappoose 23-25, 25-20, 25-23, 25-14...The Gulls (3-2) are in third place after one tour through the Cowapa League following Thursday night's win. Ellie Wiese led the way with 15 kills with Mollie Schmidt adding 14 kills. Ashley Stinnett placed 17-of-18 serves with five aces and Abbie Huddleston contributed three blocks (1 solo and four block assists) to go with four kills in six attacks.
Raymond def. Naselle 23-25, 25-20, 25-23, 25-14...The Comets dropped to 2-2 after a non-league loss at Raymond. Sylvia Herrold had 10 kills and Ashley Ahlstrom had a strong defensive game, while the Comets bench provided some quality digs and defense.
Gaston def. Knappa 3-2...game scores and stats not reported
GIRLS SOCCER
La Salle 3, Astoria 1...The unbeaten, 4th-ranked Falcons outshot Astoria 14-5 on the way to a non-league victory. Brooke Schauermann netted her third goal in two games with a 30-foot-plus rocket that ricocheted off the head of a La Salle defender over the goalkeeper's head with about 15 minutes of play remaining. The Fishermen just missed a potential game-tying goal earlier in the half when Melissa Law took a through ball pass from Sarah Pope to within 15 yards of goal, but her shot was just tipped wide of the far post. Astoria played without three starters and was unable to field a complete J.V. team due to various injuries. All three players are expected to be back in the lineup for the beginning of District 1 play next week. Astoria has a final nonleague game scheduled for Saturday at noon at Montesano, a Washington 1A quarterfinal team in 2006.
Seaside 2, Tillamook 0...The Seagulls opened their District 1 schedule with a win at Tillamook to improve to 5-1 overall. No details were reported.s
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