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Local Recap: Bulldogs win golf tourney
By Staff Reports
Tuesday, April 14, 2009 | No comments posted.
North Bend had the top three finishers and took first place in a Far West League match at Sunset Bay Golf Course on Monday.
Scott Cooper shot an 80, while Tyler McKinley had an 81 and Seth Johnson an 82 on the Bulldogs’ new home course.
North Bend scored 330 to beat Brookings-Harbor by 10 shots. The Bruins placed all five of their golfers between 84 and 86 strokes and hold the team lead after two of the five league matches. The top squad in the regular season automatically earns a berth in the state tournament, with the second team berth decided at the district championships next month.
The Bruins have a total of 644 strokes through two matches, while North Bend is at 671. Siuslaw is a distant third at 757.
Brookings-Harbor hosts next week’s league match at Salmon Run.
Midwestern League
Thurston’s Tyler Falk shot a 75 at Eugene Country Club on Monday to lead the Colts to the team title in a Midwestern League tournament.
Thurston finished with 322 strokes, while Marshfield was second at 336, four strokes better than North Eugene.
Gabe Anderson had an 81 for Marshfield, tied for fourth best overall. The other four Marshfield players shot between 84 and 87.
Bandon Dunes Invitational
Creswell won the Bandon Dunes Invitational on Monday, shooting a 346.
The top-ranked South Coast team was Bandon’s No. 1 squad, in seventh, with a score of 386. Tyler Moehring shot a 91 to lead the Tigers.
Reedsport took eighth at 406 behind a 96 by Derek Shore, Bandon’s second team came in ninth at 407 as Kevin Van Hooser shot 93 and Reese Miller’s 103 led Coquille at 465.
Matt Gervais of St. Mary’s took medalist honors with a score of 81.
GIRLS GOLF
Pirates second
Marshfield finished second to Thurston in a Midwestern League match at Eugene Country Club on Monday.
The Colts, led by medalist Haley Partridge’s 89, shot 473. The Pirates had a total of 503, led by Brittany Gilmore’s 110.
BOYS TENNIS
Pirates again tie Cavemen
Marshfield’s boys tennis team faced visiting Grants Pass on Monday in a rematch of teams that tied 4-4 on Friday, and Monday’s match yielded the same result.
The Pirates won just one singles match, when David Stys topped Dakota Clayton 6-1, 7-5 in the No. 2 slot. Marshfield’s No. 1 singles player, Jon Massie, took Mickey Allapach to three sets before losing 6-3, 5-7, 6-2. Massie had defeated Allapach on Friday in another close match.
Marshfield won the Nos. 2, 3 and 4 doubles matches to earn the 4-4 tie, however. The teams of Jamey Moriarty and David Perrin, Talo Silver and James Jeulke, and Michoe Montgomery and Andre Van Rooyen all won their matches.
Grants Pass blasts Bulldogs
Visiting Grants Pass handed North Bend’s boys tennis team an 8-0 loss on Monday afternoon.
“They’ve got a good top of the order there,” said Bulldogs coach Dustin Hood of the Cavemen. “That makes you stronger down the line.”
None of the matches went to three sets, but two North Bend teams did force tiebreakers in second sets. North Bend’s No. 2 singles player, Zach Reichenberger, fell to Jordan Van Delden 6-4, 7-6 (7-3) and Joel Bolton and Chris Karavanavich fell to Lars Lukas and Zach Kay 6-2, 7-6 (7-4) in No. 4 doubles.
GIRLS TENNIS
Lady Cavers top Bulldogs
Grants Pass beat visiting North Bend 7-1 on Monday.
The Bulldogs’ lone win came at No. 1 doubles, where Gwen Rogers and Brianna Blaser teamed for a straight-sets victory.
“Brianna Blaser and Gwen Rogers played the beset doubles match I have seen from our squad all year,” North Bend coach Simmie Muth said. “They were aggressive at the net and put balls away on the first opportunity. It was nice to see all their hard work pay off in a match.”
Grants Pass won all the other matches in straight sets.
PIrates drop two on road trip
Marshfield fell twice on Friday, losing 6-2 to Grants Pass and 7-1 to Ashland.
Pirate Heidi Boesl managed wins in both matches, defeating Alyssa Thornburg of Grants Pass 6-2, 6-1 and topping Ashland’s Olivia Florio 6-1, 6-1.
No. 2 doubles team Courtney Lanza and Brittney Morris came up with a hard-fought win versus Grants Pass, tipping Karlee Alberson and Jacque Cox in tiebreakers 6-6 (7-5), 6-6 (12-10).
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
Rain postpones games
Marshfield’s Midwestern League games against Churchill were postponed due to rain Monday.
The games were postponed again today and will be played Thursday.
Scott Cooper shot an 80, while Tyler McKinley had an 81 and Seth Johnson an 82 on the Bulldogs’ new home course.
North Bend scored 330 to beat Brookings-Harbor by 10 shots. The Bruins placed all five of their golfers between 84 and 86 strokes and hold the team lead after two of the five league matches. The top squad in the regular season automatically earns a berth in the state tournament, with the second team berth decided at the district championships next month.
The Bruins have a total of 644 strokes through two matches, while North Bend is at 671. Siuslaw is a distant third at 757.
Brookings-Harbor hosts next week’s league match at Salmon Run.
Midwestern League
Thurston’s Tyler Falk shot a 75 at Eugene Country Club on Monday to lead the Colts to the team title in a Midwestern League tournament.
Thurston finished with 322 strokes, while Marshfield was second at 336, four strokes better than North Eugene.
Gabe Anderson had an 81 for Marshfield, tied for fourth best overall. The other four Marshfield players shot between 84 and 87.
Bandon Dunes Invitational
Creswell won the Bandon Dunes Invitational on Monday, shooting a 346.
The top-ranked South Coast team was Bandon’s No. 1 squad, in seventh, with a score of 386. Tyler Moehring shot a 91 to lead the Tigers.
Reedsport took eighth at 406 behind a 96 by Derek Shore, Bandon’s second team came in ninth at 407 as Kevin Van Hooser shot 93 and Reese Miller’s 103 led Coquille at 465.
Matt Gervais of St. Mary’s took medalist honors with a score of 81.
GIRLS GOLF
Pirates second
Marshfield finished second to Thurston in a Midwestern League match at Eugene Country Club on Monday.
The Colts, led by medalist Haley Partridge’s 89, shot 473. The Pirates had a total of 503, led by Brittany Gilmore’s 110.
BOYS TENNIS
Pirates again tie Cavemen
Marshfield’s boys tennis team faced visiting Grants Pass on Monday in a rematch of teams that tied 4-4 on Friday, and Monday’s match yielded the same result.
The Pirates won just one singles match, when David Stys topped Dakota Clayton 6-1, 7-5 in the No. 2 slot. Marshfield’s No. 1 singles player, Jon Massie, took Mickey Allapach to three sets before losing 6-3, 5-7, 6-2. Massie had defeated Allapach on Friday in another close match.
Marshfield won the Nos. 2, 3 and 4 doubles matches to earn the 4-4 tie, however. The teams of Jamey Moriarty and David Perrin, Talo Silver and James Jeulke, and Michoe Montgomery and Andre Van Rooyen all won their matches.
Grants Pass blasts Bulldogs
Visiting Grants Pass handed North Bend’s boys tennis team an 8-0 loss on Monday afternoon.
“They’ve got a good top of the order there,” said Bulldogs coach Dustin Hood of the Cavemen. “That makes you stronger down the line.”
None of the matches went to three sets, but two North Bend teams did force tiebreakers in second sets. North Bend’s No. 2 singles player, Zach Reichenberger, fell to Jordan Van Delden 6-4, 7-6 (7-3) and Joel Bolton and Chris Karavanavich fell to Lars Lukas and Zach Kay 6-2, 7-6 (7-4) in No. 4 doubles.
GIRLS TENNIS
Lady Cavers top Bulldogs
Grants Pass beat visiting North Bend 7-1 on Monday.
The Bulldogs’ lone win came at No. 1 doubles, where Gwen Rogers and Brianna Blaser teamed for a straight-sets victory.
“Brianna Blaser and Gwen Rogers played the beset doubles match I have seen from our squad all year,” North Bend coach Simmie Muth said. “They were aggressive at the net and put balls away on the first opportunity. It was nice to see all their hard work pay off in a match.”
Grants Pass won all the other matches in straight sets.
PIrates drop two on road trip
Marshfield fell twice on Friday, losing 6-2 to Grants Pass and 7-1 to Ashland.
Pirate Heidi Boesl managed wins in both matches, defeating Alyssa Thornburg of Grants Pass 6-2, 6-1 and topping Ashland’s Olivia Florio 6-1, 6-1.
No. 2 doubles team Courtney Lanza and Brittney Morris came up with a hard-fought win versus Grants Pass, tipping Karlee Alberson and Jacque Cox in tiebreakers 6-6 (7-5), 6-6 (12-10).
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
Rain postpones games
Marshfield’s Midwestern League games against Churchill were postponed due to rain Monday.
The games were postponed again today and will be played Thursday.
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