BREMERTON — The Port Angeles boys soccer team earned a road win against Olympic with a second-half scoring onslaught at Silverdale Stadium.
The Trojans scored first with a goal in the 25th minute by Tony Raventos-Vasquez that sent the Roughriders into halftime facing a deficit.
In the second half, Port Angeles scored three goals in 15 minutes to build a fairly comfortable lead.
In the 46th minute, the Riders linked several nice one-touch passing combinations to break behind Olympic’s back line.
Port Angeles’ Jackson May made a nice cross to Vincent Ioffrida, who scored his second goal of the season that evened the game at 1-1.
May worked his way past the defense again and was fouled in the penalty box. The freshman forward scored on the ensuing penalty kick to give the Riders a 2-1 lead in the 51st minute.
Port Angeles poured it on 10 minutes later with a goal by Tim Schneider off a nice pass from midfielder Wei-Yan Fu, making it 3-1.
Olympic (0-3) cut into the Riders’ lead with a penalty kick by Maxx Plum in the 72nd minute.
Port Angeles then survived late pressure by the Trojans to earn three valuable Olympic League points and improve to 3-1 on the season.
Roughriders coach Chris Saari named May the team’s offensive player of the match. Ryan Beck was the defensive player of the match and Ioffrida, Schneider and Fu shared transition player of the match honors.
The JV game ended in a 2-2 tie.
Port Angeles has a tough week ahead with a home game against league-leading North Kitsap (3-0) on Tuesday at Civic Field and a road contest against second-place Kingston (3-1) on Thursday.
Port Angeles 3, Olympic 2
Port Angeles 0 0 — 0
Olympic 0 0 — 0
Scoring Summary
First half: 1, Olympic, Tony Raventos-Vasquez (Nick Decker), 25th.
Second half: 1, Port Angeles, Vincent Ioffrida (Jackson May), 46th; 2, Port Angeles, Jackson May (penalty kick), 51st; 3, Port Angeles, Tim Schneider (Wei-Yan Fu), 61st; 2, Olympic, Maxx Plum (penalty kick), 72nd.
Girls Basketball
Hinrichs, Moss at all-state games
SEATTLE — Port Angeles’ Maddy Hinrichs and Neah Bay’s Cierra Moss were winners at the WSGBCA Senior All-State games at King’s High School on Saturday.
Hinrichs scored eight points, grabbed two rebounds and had an assist in 15 minutes as Class 2A beat Class 1A 66-63.
Hinrichs made 3 of 4 shots, including 2 of 3 3 pointers.
W.F. West’s Nike McLure led the 2A team with 17 points.
Moss started for the Class 1B team that routed Class 2B 89-47.
Moss scored eight points and pulled down 11 rebounds, which tied for second on the team.
Kaelee Reed of Wilbur-Creston led 1B with 26 points and 13 rebounds.
Softball
Sequim splits in Anacortes
ANACORTES — The Wolves played a pair of games in Anacortes on Saturday.
Sequim opened with a 7-1 win over Lynden. The Lions opened the game with a run in the top of the first, but the Wolves gave up nothing more and plated seven of their own runs, including five in the fifth inning.
Makayla Bentz earned the win for the Wolves.
In the other game, Anacortes beat Sequim 8-4.
The Wolves host Kingston (2-0) today.
