FORKS — Forks runners earned the best individual finishes and the Spartan boys tied for the top spot at the team’s only home cross country meet of the season at Olympic Natural Resource Center on Thursday.
Junior Wesley Camacho claimed the boys race with a time of 19 minutes, 50.99 seconds on the hilly 3.1-mile race course.
His finish, along with a fourth-place performance by freshman William Perez (20:24.8), a seventh-place finish by Matthew Larson (21:08.09) moved the Spartans into a tie for first with Montesano with 32 points. Hoquiam was third with 64.
Senior Madelyn Archibald cruised to a win in the girls portion of the meet with a time of 24:15.18. Teammate Karen Ensastegui was second in 25:52.31 and Savannah Meyer placed eighth (30:45.06).
Girls Soccer Port Angeles 8, Port Townsend 0
PORT ANGELES — Anna Petty and Shinia Kildall each scored their first varsity goals as the Roughriders shutout the Redhawks on Thursday night at Civic Field.
Hannah Reetz added a pair of scores and Millie Long knocked in her ninth goal of the season for Port Angeles (2-0-0, 4-0-0) in the win.
Bailee Larsen contributed a goal and a pair of assists for the Riders.
Two Port Angeles defenders also scored goals in the win.
Kiana Watson-Charles scored from deep on a strike from 40-yards out and Lucah Folden converted a penalty kick after a Port Townsend handball in the goal box.
Kildall, Jada Cargo and Catie Brown also notched assists on the night for Port Angeles.
“We were able to play a number of JV and swing players in the second half, work on some soccer basics and try out some new positions. Overall, a solid night for the Riders,” said coach Scott Moseley.
Olympic 5, Sequim 0
BREMERTON — The Wolves were shutout in an Olympic League road loss on Thursday.
Sequim (1-2-0, 2-2-1) hosts North Kitsap (1-0-, 2-0-1) on Tuesday.
Boys Tennis Port Angeles 5, Kingston 1
PORT ANGELES — The Riders were tested but triumphed over the Buccaneers in a rain-shortened match Thursday.
Port Angeles won behind some solid singles play and some clutch doubles action, according to coach Brian Gundersen.
“Kingston came ready to play and we had some tense moments for sure,” Gundersen said.
He picked No. 2 doubles duo of Michael Soule and Seth Woods as his players of the match after their come-from-behind 2-6, 6-2, 6-3 match victory.
“Michael and Seth got in a hole early, but never panicked, and worked together to get themselves back into the match. I was really proud of their poise and teamwork as the match progressed,” said Gundersen.
Port Angeles 5, Kingston 1
Match Report
Singles
No. 1: Ryan Guedea (K) def. Wyatt Hall (PA) def. 6-3, 4-6, 7-6.
No. 2: Reef Gelder (PA) def. Garrett McDaniel (K) 6-0, 6-0.
No. 3: Caleb Flodstrom (PA) def. Marshall Kilpatrick (K) 6-2, 6-3.
Doubles
No. 1: Milo Whitman-Dru Clark (PA) def. Eli Guedea/Schuyler Berger (K) 6-2, 6-3.
No. 2: Michael Soule-Seth Woods (PA) def. Daniel Hornor-Joe Horner (K) 2-6, 6-2, 6-3.
No. 3: Damon Gundersen-Landon Seibel (PA) (S) def. Carson Nyman/Tereca Rutherford (K) 6-2, 7-6.
No. 4: Tanner Price-Henry Shaw (PA) up on Tyler Kranz-Max-Shane (K) Foss 6-3, 1-0.*Rain halted.
