Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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The Wahkiakum Mule football team will host the Pe Ell Trojans in a state postseason playoff game this Friday, 7 p.m. The Mules, 7-1 overall, defeated the Trojans, 3-6 overall, 27-12 earlier this season. The Mules led 27-6 at halftime, but Pe Ell controlled the third quarter and gave the Mules a run for the money in the second half. "We can't look past them," Mule Coach Eric Hansen said Monday. "It's the playoffs. You have to win to stay in. We have to focus on this game." The Trojan offense relies on two workhorses, running backs Devin Topelt...
The Wahkiakum Mule volleyball team won a 3-2 match at Toutle Lake on Monday and lost a 3-2 match last Thursday at home to Morton/White Pass. "We had a big win tonight in five," said Mule Coach Kaylie Hurley. The Mules won by scores of 20-25, 25-20, 25-22, 19-25, 15-12. "My setter, Haylee Budd, went down with an ankle sprain in the game," Hurley said. "A sophomore, Morgan Elliot, came in and performed like we needed her to. She had 22 assists through games 3-5. She also chipped in nine service points. "Tori Wegdahl had 26 kills and 11 service...
The Wahkiakum Mule football bounced back from its 51-6 loss to Morton/White Pass with a 41-7 win over the Toutle Lake Ducks last Friday night. The win ended the regular season for the Mules; they finished with a 7-1 record in the Central League. They had already clinched second place; they'll host the winner of this Friday's Toutle Lake-Pe Ell football game on November 2 in a crossover game with a state playoff berth on the line. After a scoreless first quarter, the Ducks caught the Mule pass defense in a blown coverage and took a 7-0 lead....
Middle School October 18, District at Mossyrock Warrior results: 2. Shona Heywood, 10:00; 3. Mya Kirzy, 11:09; 5. Aly Kirzy, 11:34; 11. Trynity Mendez, 12:20; 15. Katy Stacey, 14:55; 16. Kyra Scuito, 17:03; 17. Ayesha Ahmed, 17:44. High School, October 18 Central League Meet at Mossyrock Mule boys: 36. Luke Stacey 23:16; 48. Nevan Bingham 27:28. Mule girls: 7. Rory Heywood 22:44; 22. Jenna McEntire 26:25; 23. Shelbie Abbott 26:35. Rory Heywood advances to the state meet this Saturday at Sun Willows Golf Course, Pasco. Pacific League meet at...
How good are the number one ranked Morton/White Pass Timberwolves? Pretty darn good, if you asked the Wahkiakum Mules, who were victims of a 51-6 defeat at the hands of the T-wolves last Friday. Both teams entered the game with perfect 6-0 records. The experience the visitors carried with them--they finished second in the state 2B playoffs last year--paved the way to the lopsided win. "It was ugly," commented Mule Coach Eric Hansen. The Mules kicked off to the T-wolves, and on the first play, MWP quarterback Ryan Reynolds slipped on the wet...
The Wahkiakum Lady Mule volleyball team won one Central League match this past week and lost another, both by 3-1 scores. On Tuesday, the Mules lost 22-25, 15-25, 25-14, 9-5 at Napavine. "Tough night for us tonight," commented Coach Kayli Hurley. "We just couldn't put it all together. Serve receive was especially rough." Tori Wegdahl had 10 kills and 15 service points. Marissa Washington had four kills and played well at the net, Hurley said, and Haylee Budd made 32 assists. The loss left the Mules with a 3-3 league record. Last Thursday, the...
Mule cross country Coach Marie Riley was out of town this week, Heidi Heywood filled in and filed this report: Wahkiakum harriers capitalized on the last day of fall sunshine on October 11 at a meet hosted by Tenino. Tenino’s course was the second most challenging of the season thus far, but several runners posted some of their best times of the season. Middle school girls ran together with the boys in a total field of 59 runners. Shona Heywood had a very strong run, passing many runners on the course’s single steep hill to place third in the...
The Wahkiakum Lady Mule volleyball team defeated Adna 3-2 last Thursday. The Mules rolled to a 25-16 first set win. The Pirates won the next two 25-23, 25-22. The Mules won the fourth set 25-23 and sailed through the last set to win 15-6. Baylee Olsen had 15 kills, Tori Wegdahl hit 13 kills for the Mules. Kaylee Bryant and Madison LaBerge each served 100 percent. The Mules played at Pe Ell Tuesday by scores of 12-25, 17-25, 25-22, 23-25. The Mules entertain Onalaska tonight (Thursday). They go to Napavine on October 16 and entertain...
The Wahkiakum Mule defense provided the edge as the Mules defeated the Tigers 31-28 in a Central League football game at Napavine last Friday. The win gave the Mules a 6-0 season record; they host the 6-0 Morton/White Pass Timberwolves on Friday in a game that will decide the Central League championship. "Napavine is one of the best three-loss teams in the state," commented Mule Coach Eric Hansen. "They're solid. "We made our defensive plays when we had to." The Tigers led 14-13 at halftime and scored twice in the third quarter to lead 28-19 go...
Here's a report from Wahkiakum cross country Coach Marie Riley: It has been a busy time for Wahkiakum cross country. We have attended from Kalama to Lacey, with Wahkiakum in between. We've enjoyed mild weather conditions for all of our meets so far this year and it is a welcome relief. Last year we weren't so fortunate. Kalama is our toughest meet of the season as it has a long grueling uphill, then more climbing as you enter the woods. Middle school is lucky enough to only have to do the loop once, but the high school has to repeat it, and...
Thomas Middle School Warrior football Coach Kevin Patching filed this report of the team's progress this season: Penalties and big plays cost the Warriors in their first home game. Adna used a long run and 85 pass play to edge the Warriors 19-7 on September 13. In total, Adna had 28 carries for 115 yards and seven pass completions for 142 yards. Hank Ferguson led the Warriors with 11 carries for 133 yards; Jordyn Crawford had six carries for 44 yards, and Zach Brown was four carries for 12 yards. We struggled in the passing game completing just...
The Wahkiakum Mules boosted their 2012 football season record to 5-0 with a 49-27 win over the visiting Onalaska Loggers last Friday night. The Loggers fielded a big, bruising team, but they couldn't stop the Mules. Wahkiakum averaged 13 yards per play on offense. Wingback Peter Weiler led the attack with four touchdowns and 221 yards gained on six carries; one touchdown was a 49-yard punt return. Steven Doumit carried the ball three times and gained 94 yards with one touchdown; Austin Good gained 89 yards on five carries, and Lars Blix picked...
The visiting Mossyrock Vikings tamed the Wahkiakum Lady Mules volleyball team 3-1 in the start of Central League matches last Thursday. The Mules fell 25-20, 23-25, 25-20, 25-15 as they had trouble with serve receive and passing. Jem Dyer served 100 percent and had 11 digs for the Mules, and Amy Gawith had seven kills. On Tuesday, the Mules swept the Winlock Cardinals in three sets, 25-7, 25-8, 25-7. Morgan Elliott and Madison LaBerge both served 100 percent for the Mules, and Elliott had seven aces and 10 service points. Tori Wegdahl added 10...
Sept. 26 at Kalama Boys Teams: Seton Catholic 52, Ilwaco 54, Woodland 58, Kalama 64, King's Way 137, Adna 149; Wahkiakum incomplete. Girls Teams: Kalama 19, Woodland 41, Seton Catholic 81, and all incompete, King's Way, Ilwaco, Adna and Wahkiakum. Wahkiakum Results Men: 29. Luke Stacey 23:53.2, 32. JR Ramirez 24:25.8, 51. Nevan Bingham 28:29.2. Women: 8. Rory Heywood 25:41.09, 16. Jenna McEntire 27:29.59. Middle School Sept. 26 at Kalama Thomas MS girls: 4. Shona Heywood 10:49.2, 6. Mya Kirzy 11:41.5, 13. Aly Kirzy 12:31.5, 15. Trynity Mendez...
Photo: Blocker Nathan Cothren (77) leads Mule ballcarrier Austin Good on a running play against Pe Ell. Photo courtesy of Wendy Blix. In the tale of two halves, the Wahkiakum Mules defeated the Pe Ell Trojans 28-18 last Friday. The 4-0 Mules led 28-6 at halftime; the Trojans came to life in the second half and made it a game. "It was a tale of two halves," said Mule Coach Eric Hansen. "We won the first; they won the second. We need to play better this week." The Mules got on the scoreboard first with a five-yard touchdown run by Lars Blix....
Photo:Wahkiakum Lady Mule setter Haylee Budd puts the ball up in the air for Baylee Olsen to hit in the Mules' 3-2 match win over Toutle Lake last Thursday. Photo by Rick Nelson. The Wahkiakum Lady Mules volleyball team came on strong at the end to defeat the visiting Toutle Lake Ducks 3-2 last Thursday. The Mules won the first two sets 26-24, 25-13. Toutle came back to win the next two 25-18, 25-23 to tie the match. In the final set, the Mules led from the start and won 15-11. Tori Wegdahl and Baylee Olsen each had 18 kills at the net. The...
September 20 at Morton/White Pass Wahkiakum Mens Results 5,000 Meters Varsity: 53. Luke Stacey 22:10; 64. JR Ramirez 23:07; 82. Nevan Bingham 27:26. Wahkiakum Womens Results 5,000 Meters Varsity: 18. Rory Heywood 25:22. From Wahkiakum Coach Marie Riley: "This week we traveled out to White Pass to run at Cascade Peeks RV Park. They describe the course as 'fast and flat.' For Shona Heywood it was just that. She had a goal for this meet to beat her rival from Morton/White Pass, Larkin Farrish. It came down to a finish line sprint, and Shona had a...
Photo: Chandler Chapman and Victoria Corona reigned as king and queen of the Naselle High School Homecoming Celebration last Friday. With the reader board flashing the word “Homecoming” to oncoming traffic, spectators crowded around Reuben Penttila Field to cheer on the Naselle Comets Friday evening. Clad in blue and gold, they cheered as the Comets scored on a 73-yard drive against the undefeated Willapa Valley Vikings. Comet quarterback Dustin Eaton opened the scoring on a 34-yard run to open the scoring. However, after an injury to run...
The Wahkiakum Mule volleyball team won two matches and a tournament in the past week. On Tuesday, the Mules traveled to Randle and defeated the Morton/White Pass Timberwolves 3-1; scores were 21-25, 25-22, 25-22 and 25-20. "We won in four after a slow start the first game," Coach Kayli Hurley reported. Standouts were Baylee Olsen with 12 kills, Amy Gawith with six kills and solid net play, and HaileyQuigley with 17 service points, many of those at key points in the ends of games three and four. On Saturday, the Mules claimed the championship...
The highlights came early and often last Friday as the Wahkiakum Mules beat the visiting Adna Pirates 54-20 in Central League football. The win boosted the Mules' record to 3-0; Adna fell to 0-3 for the first time in years and years. The Pirates opened the scoring, however, taking the opening kick off and marching 75-yards for a two-yard touchdown by David Young. The conversion try failed, leaving the Pirates ahead 6-0 at 8:40 of the first quarter. The Mules responded with their own scoring drive. Lars Blix completed passes to Austin Good and...
Sept. 11 at Onalaska High School Boys (Wahkiakum results): 9. Brady LaBerge 20:09.14; 19. Luke Stacey 22:49.56; 30. JR Ramirez 24:40.28; 33. Nevan Bingham 25.44.21. Girls (Wahkiakum and Naselle results): 3. Katie Green N 22:28.16; 7. Rory Heywood W 24:54.97; 11. Katelyn Magie N 25:29.57; 15. Savannah Zimmerman N 27:09.92; 17. Jenna McEntire W 27:58.62; 18. Shelbie Abbott W 28:24.01; 20. Emily Bjornsgard N 29:29.46; 24. Alexa York N 36:27.6; 26. Grace Zimmerman N 40:13.35. Middle School Thomas MS Warrior girls: 2. Shona Heywood 12:41.34; 3. Mya...
The Wahkiakum Mule volleyball team has split its first two matches of the season. Last Thursday at Naselle, the Mules won 25-20, 25-10, 25-12. "Baylee Olsen had 11 kills, six aces and four blocks," new Mule Coach Kayli Anderson reported. "Haylee Budd had 34 assists. Maya Stanley was solid on defense and serve receive." On Tuesday, the Mules traveled to Onalaska and lost 12-25, 21-25, 15-25. "We started slowly, and things didn't pick up enough for us to come up with a win," Anderson said. "It was a night of unforced errors on offense and the ser...
A balanced attack paved the way for the Wahkiakum Mules to overwhelm the host Winlock Cardinals 40-8 in a Central League football game last Friday. The Mules led 20-0 after one quarter, 27-0 at halftime, and the first string added two more touchdowns in the third quarter before giving way to the reserves. Winlock put its eight points on the board in the fourth quarter. Lars Blix completed eight of 10 passes for three touchdowns and 172 yards; he threw one interception. Steven Doumit caught four passes for 68 yards and two touchdowns; Kohl Bergs...
Our first outing of the season came last Tuesday at the Naselle Jamboree. Unfortunately only two teams were able to make it, Naselle and Wahkiakum. In that regard, it was a very quick meet. Naselle had no middle school girls ready yet so the Wahkiakum girls placed first and took all six top spots in this finishing order: 1. Shona Heywood 6:51.69, 2. Mya Kirzy 6:59.42, 3. Trynity Mendez 8:21.25, 4. Aly Kirzy 8:32.22, 5. Katy Stacey 9:56.72, and 6. Kyra Scuito 12.17. Shona and Mya are the only returning athletes for middle school, and they will...
The Wahkiakum Mule football team opened their 2012 campaign with a 34-14 victory over the visiting Mossyrock Vikings last Friday. The Mules showed they could run the ball and pass it as well as they piled up a 21-0 halftime lead. The Vikings twice failed to convert fourth down plays in the fourth quarter and gave possession to the Mules in Viking territory. The Mules took advantage of the good field position. Steven Doumit scored on a five-yard run at 8:54 and Peter Weiler kicked the conversion for a 7-0 lead. The second drive featured some...
