JOYCE — Titus Pascua, Mike Zapien and Kellie Belford were triple winners at a four-way track and field meet at Crescent High School on Wednesday.
Class 1B host Crescent, Clallam Bay and Neah Bay all competed with the 2A Port Angeles JV team with the Loggers dominating the boys meet and the Roughriders blowing the field away in the girls competition.
The boys meet was between Crescent and Neah Bay, two of the fastest 1B schools in the state — with that speed showing up also in their football and basketball teams.
The Loggers won with 95.5 points to the Red Devils’ 65 while the Riders were back in third at 42.5 and the Bruins fourth in 35.
The Rider girls, meanwhile, amassed 132.5 points to easily out-pace runner-up Loggers with 61.5. The Red Devils were back in third at 26 and the Bruins fourth at 14.
Pascua, a Neah Bay senior, had an outstanding meet by winning the 100-meter sprint in 12.35 seconds, the 200 in 25.05 and the long jump with a leap of 19 feet, 5 inches.
Crescent’s Zapien, meanwhile, captured all three throwing events by heaving the shot put 41-11.5, throwing the discus 115-01 and tossing the javelin 138-02.
Crescent teammate Belford claimed the 100 in 14.89, the 300 hurdles in 55.65 and the 200 in 30.87.
Double winners included Matthew Waldrip of Crescent, Joshua Monette of Neah Bay and Courtney Winck of Neah Bay.
Waldrip took the 110 hurdles in 18.08 and the 300 hurdles in 46.72 while Monette claimed first in the 1,600-meter run in 5:26.43 and the 800 in 2:35.64.
Winck captured first in the 100 hurdles in 18.97 and the triple jump with a distance of 29-02.5.
The Crescent boys and girls teams combined for 13 titles, including all the relays except for one that was won by the Riders.
Neah Bay had nine championships as Port Angeles earned eight and Clallam Bay had two.
Girls Golf
Sequim 281, Kingston 302
SEQUIM — Sequim’s Hailey Estes won medalist honors with a 49 while teammate Elisa Sallee claimed second with a 50 in the Olympic League match at The Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course on Tuesday.
The Wolves improved to 2-0 in league and 2-1 overall.
Maddy Fisher shot 57 for the Wolves while Brianna Kettel had a 58 and Vanessa Martinez shot 67.
Port Angeles splits
PORT TOWNSEND — The Roughriders girls golf team split two matches this week, losing to Kingston at White Horse Golf Club on Tuesday but beating Port Townsend at Port Townsend Golf Club on Wednesday.
The Buccaneers trimmed the Riders 292-307.
Top golfers for Port Angeles were Dana Fox and Sydney Rauch with 57 each while Kelly Winn shot 63 and Kate Haworth had a 62.
Against the Redskins, the Riders had a season-low score of 295 with Fox leading the way with 49 for medalist honors.
Rauch was consistent with another 57 while Chloe Brown shot 64, Brittany McBride had a 62 and Haworth was right behind with 63.
The Redskins did not have a complete team.
The Riders are now 2-2 in the Olympic League.
Their next match is after spring break, April 10, at Peninsula Golf Club in Port Angeles against North Mason.
Boys Golf
Port Angeles 208, Port Townsend inc.
PORT TOWNSEND — The Roughriders shot well despite tough conditions at Port Townsend Golf Club on Wednesday.
“It was a nice, solid win for us on the road in difficult conditions,” Port Angeles coach Mark Mitrovich said.
“The course was wind-swept with rain.”
The Redskins had only three players for an incomplete score. They had a score of 64 on nine holes for the three players.
Senior Jordan Negus was the medalist for the Riders for the second time in the past three matches.
He shot a 38 with six par holes.
Junior Joe Barnes, meanwhile, was right behind with a 39, shooting a birdie and three pars.
Garrett Payton shot 42 for the Riders, earning two pars, while Tarren Grimsley had a 44 with two pars for the Riders.
Teammate Corey Roblan shot 45 with a par.
The Riders next play after spring break on April 12, hosting Olympic at Peninsula Golf Club.
