PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles boys tennis team ran its season record to 3-0 by blanking Chimacum/Port Townsend 7-0 on Monday.
Chimacum/Port Townsend was a little short-handed and had to forfeit four matches.
All six players on the team are from Chimacum but the program also is open to Port Townsend tennis players.
All three singles matches were forfeits.
The Roughriders didn’t drop a set in the top three doubles matches.
The fourth doubles match was another forfeit.
At No. 1 doubles, Kevin Herzog and Micah Needham of Port Angeles defeated Zeb Stampfler and Wyatt Savidge 6-0, 6-1.
At No. 2 doubles, Brady Konopaski and Hayden Kays-Erdmann beat Justin Taylor and Dominic Broderson 6-2, 6-0, and at No. 3 doubles Daniel Manwell and Jace Bohman defeated Sean Miller and Levi Clum 6-0, 6-1.
Port Angeles next travels to Sequim today to take on its archrival while Chimacum/Port Townsend next will host Klahowya today.
Sequim 5,
Bremerton 2
SEQUIM — The Wolves won their second match of the season by handling the Knights in nonleague action Monday.
Sequim swept singles and claimed No. 2 and No. 4 doubles.
The Wolves did not drop a set in singles as Donovan Lee led the way by beating Brycen Kulberth 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1.
Sequim’s Isaiah Dewan beat Tim Stylund 6-1, 6-3 at No. 2 while Matthew Richards defeated Spencer Stuart 6-0, 6-2 at No. 3.
Sequim’s Eli Berg and Brandon Payne lost a close match at No. 1 doubles, losing 7-5, 6-4 to Tyler Enloe and Jade Jarvis.
Saul Nava and Victor Lam of Sequim beat Beau West and Nick Torres 6-4, 6-1 at No. 2 while Bremerton’s Andrew Hill and Derrick Baker prevailed at No. 3, defeating Kevin Cassal and Dan Willis 6-1 6-2.
At No. 4, Sequim’s Royhon Agostine and Aran Burke beat Drake Baker and Jonathan Enloe 6-0, 6-0.
The Wolves, now 2-1 on the year, will host Port Angeles today.
Girls Soccer
Crosspoint 3,
Port Townsend 1
PORT TOWNSEND — Crosspoint Academy scored within the first 30 seconds and then scored twice in the second half to hold off the Redskins on Monday night.
Port Townsend’s Jewel Johnson scored a minute into the second half to tie up the game on an assist by Irina Lyons.
“Our goal came from a fine through ball from Irina Lyons which Jewel Johnson ran on to and slipped past the goalkeeper,” Port Townsend coach Colin Foden said.
After losing a shock goal within 30 seconds of the kickoff, Port Townsend settled into the game and dominated most of the first half possession, which would be expected because Crosspoint had only 10 players, Foden said.
Many Port Townsend chances were squandered and they came back to haunt the team as Crosspoint scored two well-crafted goals in the second half.
Volleyball
Crescent 3,
Sequim JV 1
JOYCE — The varsity Loggers opened the season on a winning note by handling the JV Wolves on Monday night.
Crescent won 25-17, 25-15, 19-25, 25-20.
Senior outside hitter Catherine Youngman led the Loggers by going a perfect 11 for 11 in serving with three aces. She also had two kills.
Becca Bowen also had an outstanding match by going 12 for 12 from the serving line with three aces and three assists.
Shannon Williams was the leading hitter as she recorded 15 kills and eight blocks while also earning two tips, an assist and going 3 of 6 in serves.
Junior Devanie Christie, starting her first varsity match as setter, ended up with 18 assists on the game with two kills and two tips.
Christie also was 16 of 19 in serves while earning two aces.
Kellie Belford had a strong match at libero with a 23 of 26 night in serves with two aces, a kill and an assist.
Crescent next will host Shorewood Christian on Saturday.
Eatonville 3, Chimacum 2
EATONVILLE — The Cowboys lost a heartbreaker on the road as the two teams battled to two-point margin of victory in the first three sets.
Chimacum was leading 2-1 after the third set but the Cruisers took over, taking the final two sets.
The scores were 23-25, 26-24, 29-27, 19-25, 7-15.
Lauren Thacker led the Cowboys with 16 kills, six digs, three aces and a block while Megan Dukek had 17 assists, 16 digs, two kills and five aces.
Olivia Baird earned five kills, eight digs and she served two aces while Sienna Madary had 11 digs.
Also performing well for the Cowboys were Kiersten Snyder with nine digs, three kills and two aces while Alyssa Hamilton earned seven digs, three kills, and two aces.
Chimacum, 1-1 on the year, next travels to Bellevue Christian on Thursday.
Quilcene 3, Eastside Prep 0
QUILCENE — The Rangers breezed through Monday’s match, winning by the scores of 25-12, 25-11, 25-16.
“I am really enjoying our season so far,” Quilcene coach Joni Corey said.
“It looks to be a good building year for the girls as we are a very young team.
“We also have some very strong eighth graders entering our program next year.”
The varsity team is led by at least five freshmen.
Strong performances Monday came from freshman outside hitter Emily Ward, who went 15 for 15 serving with three aces whioe freshman setter Elysah Schryver had 10 assists and a kill.
Freshman setter Megan Weller, meanwhile, was 9 for 10 at serving with three aces and six assists, and freshman libero Alex Johnson was 10 for 11 serving with an ace and four digs.
Freshman Katlyn Hitt had two kills in the match while sophomore Sammy Rae had eight aces and four kills.
Junior Kelsey Hughes put down eight aces while senior Andrea Perez had three digs.
Quilcene next plays Crescent on Monday.
