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BASEBALL

PCL

American Conference

Pacific Conference

Wednesday’s Games

Las Vegas 6, Fresno 3

Nashville 5, New Orleans 3, 1st game

Nashville 9, New Orleans 6, 2nd game

Oklahoma 18, Albuquerque 5

Memphis 5, Omaha 1

Round Rock 5, Iowa 0

Colorado Springs 17, Sacramento 7

Portland 3, Tacoma 2

Salt Lake 7, Tucson 5

Thursday’s Games

Las Vegas at Fresno

Nashville at New Orleans

Oklahoma at Albuquerque

Omaha at Memphis

Round Rock at Iowa

Sacramento at Colorado Springs

Tacoma at Portland

Tucson at Salt Lake

NWL

Wednesday’s Games

Spokane 6, Eugene 5, 10 innings

Everett 16, Boise 9

Salem-Keizer 6, Tri-City 3

Yakima 2, Vancouver 0, 10 innings, 1st game

Vancouver 1, Yakima 0, 8 innings, 2nd game

Thursday’s Games

Eugene at Spokane

Everett at Boise

Tri-City at Salem-Keizer

Yakima at Vancouver

Indians 6, Emeralds 5 (10)

E—Higashi (1), Van Buskirk (1), Duran (5). DP—Spokane 2. 2B—Jones (3), Headley (2), Richardson (2), Alley (4). Murphy (9), Backman (2), Herren 2 (6). HR—Guerrero (1), Murphy (3). RBI—Hundley (8), Guerrero 2 (12), Alley (6), Murphy 2 (15), Herren (8), Hooft (2), Backman 2 (2). Runners left in scoring position—Eugene 8, Spokane 5. GIDP—Headley. LOB—Eugene 10, Spokane 6. S—Higashi. SB—Backman (2). CS—Davidson (2), Hooft (2).

PB—Hundley (6). WP—McConnell. T–3:10. A–3,167.

West Coast Collegiate

Aloha 11, Spokane 2

Norris, Atchley (7), Wayt (8), Parcell (9) and Ammon; Glushon, Staats (1), Valdez (7), Florence (9) and Davis. W—Norris (3-0). L—Glushon (0-4).

HITS: Aloha—Holcomb 2, Scriven 2, Crancer 2, Wilkins, Rowe, Hague, Borba, Ammon 3, Lentz 2. Spokane—Hall, Froman, Mertens, Wible 2, Davis. 2B—Lentz, Davis.

Senior American Legion

Wednesday’s Results

Redmond 12, Bandits 11

Bandits 7, Helena 0

Northstars 3, Cannons 2

Today’s Games

Bandits vs. Kalispell at Whitefish, Mont; 1 p.m.

Bandits vs. Chino at Whitefish, Mont; 5

Northstars at Walla Walla Tournament, 2

Blue Devils vs. Cannons (DH) at Jackson Field, 5:30

Northstars 3, Cannons 2

Riggin and Dagon; McCanna, Fox (6) and Bussard. W—McCanna (3-1). L—Riggin. Sv—Fox.

HITS: Cannons—Jones, Lengyel, Renz, Henderon, Hauschild, Dagon, Evans. Northstars—Kelly, Fox, Joslyn, Birdwell, Bertholf, Tappe 2. 2B—Joslyn, Bertholf, . 3B—Jones. HR—Kelly.

Sapa Johnsrud Memorial Tournament

At Whitefish, Montana

Redmond 12, Bandits 11

Burke, McNeill (4), Greenslitt (6) and VanSickle; Landry, Robinson (6) and Nordstrom. W—Robinson. L—Greenslitt.

HITS: Bandits—Lust-Liggins, Greenslitt 2, Bozo 2, VanSickle 4, Proszek, Ward 2, McNeill, Kelley, Alexander. Redmond—Webb 4, Nordstrom, Hilgers 4, Laurey, Reeves, Deaton, Maloney. 2B—VanSickle, Proszek, McNeill, Webb 2, Deaton, Maloney. 3B—VanSickle. HR—Bozo, Vansickle.

Bandits 7, Helena 0

Bozo and VanSickle; Campbell, Quigley (2), McDonnell (4), and Burnette. W—Bozo. L—Campbell.

HITS: Bandits—Lust-Liggins 2, Greenslitt, VanSickle 2, Bozo, Burke, Kelley 2, McNeill. Helena—Moe, Underkofler, Hopkins, Whitmoyer. 2B—VanSickle, Underkofler.

Junior American Legion

North Division

Wednesday’s Results

Colville 4. Lakeside 2

Deer Park at Mead 13, Deer Park 3

Gonzaga Prep 12, Rogers 0

Mt. Spokane 2, Newport 1

Today’s Games

Gonzaga Prep at North Central, 5:30

Mt. Spokane at St.Michael’s-St. George’s, 5:30

South Division

Wednesday’s Results

Ferris 7, Central Valley 2

Shadle Park 6, Cheney 5

Medical Lake 7, Whitman Co. 3

East Valley 11, West Valley 1

Today’s Games

Lewis and Clark vs. Whitman Co. (DH) at Hart Field, 3:30

East Valley at West Valley, 5:30

Ferris 7, Central Valley 2

Lallier and Askins; Kittredge and Clark. . W—Kittredge (6-1). L—Lallier.

HITS: Central Valley—Peck, Lallier, Mack. Ferris—R.Murphy, Kittredge 2, Berland 2, Clark, Stockton, Stam. 2B—Kittredgte, Berland. 3B—Berland.

Mt. Spokane 2, Newport 1

Collison and Hargrove; Aspaas, Carey (7) and Armendariz. W—Aspaas (4-1). L—Collison. Sv—Carey (1).

HITS: Newport—B.Green, Collison, Z.Green 2, Hunt, McMahon 2. Mt. Spokane—Armendariz, Raynor. 2B—Collison.

Mead 13, Deer Park 3 (5)

May, Tulbot (4) and Proszek; Hennessey and Guy. W—Hennessey (4-1). L—May.

HITS: Deer Park—Hoxie, Huffman, May. Mead—Cain 2, Moore, Walsh 2, Johnson 3, Courtney 3, Guy 2, Murphy, Cady 2, Hennessey. 2B—Huffman, Cain, Walsh, Johnson 2, Courtney.

East Valley 11, West Valley 1 (6)

Nordby and Mackie; Mills and Schiller. W—Mills. L—Nordby.

HITS: West Valley—M.Peterson 2, Gannon. East Valley—Schiller 3, Campbell, Gallagher, Kurtz, Tognocchi, Polello. 2B—Schiller, Gallagher, Tognocchi.

Gonzaga Prep 12, Rogers 0 (6)

Cunningham and Pabe; Livengood, Clark (4), Clifton (5), Bayne (6) and Zacher. W—Cunningham. L—Livengood (1-1).

HITS: Gonzaga Prep—Cunningham, Sims, Sullivan, Joy 2, Webb 2, Tschirsi 2. Rogers—Durant, Zacher, Lyon, Erdman, Clark 2. 2B—Tschirsi. 3B—Sullivan.

Shadle Park 6, Cheney 5

Wedde and Torres; Weisner, Shontell (4), Turner (6) and Roginski. W—Shontell. L—Wedde.

HITS: Cheney—Wedde 2, Vijarre, Musgrave, Gibson, Shellanberger, Weisgerber 2. Shadle Park—Nelson, Winkler, Sherwood, Hendricks, Shontell. 2B—Sherwood. 3B—Winkler.

Colville 4, Lakeside 2

Fox, Proszek (6) and Linds; Erickson and Graham. W—Fox. L—Erickson.

HITS: Colville—Fox, Sager, Bateman 2, Sprague, Proszek, Graeber, Linds. Lakeside—Downie, Jacobson, Erickson 2, Graham 2. 3B—Sager.

Medical Lake 7, Whitman Co. 3

Rushing and Jorgenson; Vantrease and Kromm, Morgan (6). W—Rushing. L—Morgan.

HITS: Medical Lake—O’Connor 2, Owens, Ericksen, Jorgenson 2, Palmer, King, Worl, Constantine. Whitman County—Hatley, Herman, Morgan, Vantrease.

BASKETBALL

WNBA

All Times PDT

EASTERN CONFERENCE

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Wednesday’s Game

Phoenix 73, Seattle 61

Thursday’s Games

Detroit at Washington, 4 p.m.

Minnesota at Charlotte, 4 p.m.

Connecticut at New York, 4:30 p.m.

Houston at Indiana, 5 p.m.

Friday’s Games

No games scheduled

Saturday’s Game

All-Star Game at Uncasville, Conn., 1 p.m.

Mercury 73, Storm 61

Seattle (61)—Castro Marques 2-7 0-0 5, L.Jackson 7-14 0-0 15, Burse 0-4 0-0 0, Lennox 8-17 0-0 17, Bird 7-13 0-0 16, Batkovic 2-9 2-2 6, Edwards 0-1 0-0 0, Thompson 1-4 0-0 2, T.Wright 0-1 0-0 0, Zara 0-2 0-0 0, Vodopyanova 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 27-72 2-2 61.

Phoenix (73)—Stepanova 4-11 0-0 8, P.Taylor 6-15 2-2 17, Vodichkova 2-7 3-4 7, Taurasi 4-12 6-6 14, DeForge 5-11 3-5 15, S.Wright 3-6 4-6 11, Robinson 0-5 1-2 1, Snell 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 24-68 19-25 73.

3-Point Goals—Seattle 5-15 (Bird 2-2, Lennox 1-2, L.Jackson 1-3, Castro Marques 1-3, Zara 0-1, Thompson 0-2, Batkovic 0-2), Phoenix 6-19 (P.Taylor 3-6, DeForge 2-6, S.Wright 1-3, Taurasi 0-4). Fouled Out—L.Jackson. Rebounds—Seattle 44 (Lennox 11), Phoenix 51 (Stepanova 10). Assists—Seattle 11 (Bird 5), Phoenix 16 (P.Taylor 5). Total Fouls—Seattle 20, Phoenix 11. A—6,919. (10,807).

FOOTBALL

CFL

Note: Two points for a regulation or overtime win and one point for a tie.

Thursday’s Game

Calgary at Winnipeg

AUTO RACING

This week’s events

All Times PDT

NASCAR NEXTEL CUP

USG Sheetrock 400

Site: Joliet, Ill.

Schedule: Friday, qualifying (Speed Channel, 1:10 p.m.); Sunday, race (NBC, noon).

Track: Chicagoland Speedway (tri-oval, 1.5 miles, 18 degrees banking in turns).

Race distance: 400 miles, 267 laps.

Last race: Tony Stewart made a dramatic four-wide pass, then pulled away on a restart with nine laps left to win the Pepsi 400, his first victory in 14 starts at Daytona International Speedway. The start of the race was delayed by rain for 2 1/2 hours, and when NASCAR did start it, the cars ran the first 11 laps under caution in an effort to dry the track.

Last year: Stewart won the Tropicana 400 at Chicagoland Speedway, but it was marred by a wreck with rookie Kasey Kahne that touched off a fight in the pits. Following a restart, Stewart passed Sterling Marlin on the outside and slid in behind race-leader Kahne before tapping him into the wall. NASCAR fined Tommy Baldwin, Kahne’s crew chief, $10,000 and put him on probation for his role in the fight.

Fast facts: Stewart has three top-five finishes in his last four starts at Joliet. … Team owner Robert Yates missed the Daytona event while battling kidney stones. He is expected to return this weekend. … Kevin Harvick won the first two Nextel Cup races at Joliet in 2001 and 2002 and is the only repeat winner of this event. … The 2001 race marked the first Nextel Cup event in Illinois since 1956, when Fireball Roberts won at Soldier Field in Chicago.

Next race: New England 300, July 17, Loudon, N.H.

NASCAR BUSCH

USG Durock 300

Site: Joliet, Ill.

Schedule: Friday, qualifying (Speed Channel, 3:05 p.m.); Saturday, race (NBC, 11 a.m.).

Track: Chicagoland Speedway (tri-oval, 1.5 miles, 18 degrees banking in turns).

Race distance: 300 miles, 200 laps.

Last race: Martin Truex Jr. passed Kevin Harvick with four laps remaining and held on to win the Winn-Dixie 250 at Daytona International Speedway. The series leader had runner-up finishes in each of the previous two events.

Last year: With his father, Terry, looking on, Justin Labonte got his first Busch victory, at the Tropicana Twister 300 in Joliet, Ill. Labonte took the lead on the final lap after Mike Wallace ran out of gas.

Fast facts: Following his Daytona win, Truex announced he agreed to a three-year contract extension with Dale Earnhardt Inc. … Jason Keller has four top-10 finishes in as many starts at Joliet. … There has not been a repeat winner in the race’s four-year history.

Next race: New England 200, July 16, Loudon, N.H.

NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCKS

Built Ford Tough 250

Site: Sparta, Ky.

Schedule: Saturday, qualifying, 2 p.m., race (Speed Channel, 5 p.m.).

Track: Kentucky Speedway (oval, 1.5 miles, 14 degrees banking in turns).

Race distance: 225 miles, 150 laps.

Last race: Todd Bodine withstood a series of late restarts, then pulled away from the pack in a three-lap shootout to win the O’Reilly Auto Parts 250 at Kansas Speedway.

Last year: Bobby Hamilton became the series’ first three-time winner of 2004 with his victory in the Built Ford Tough 225. The race started 55 minutes late because of rain, and the first 11 laps were run under caution as the trucks helped dry the track.

Fast facts: Toyota’s first win of the season at Kansas City ended Chevrolet’s five-race winning streak. … Kelly Sutton made her 33rd career start last weekend to set the series record for race appearances by a woman. Tammy Jo Kirk made 32 truck starts in 1997-98. … There have been 33 different lap leaders this season, two short of the record set in 2004.

Next race: O’Reilly 200, July 23, Memphis, Tenn.

CHAMP CAR WORLD SERIES

Grand Prix of Toronto

Schedule: Friday, qualifying, 11:25 a.m.; Saturday, qualifying, 11:10 a.m.; Sunday, race (CBS, 9:30 a.m.).

Track: Toronto street circuit (temporary road course, 1.755 miles, 13 turns).

Race distance: 154.440 miles, 88 laps.

Last race: Paul Tracy rebounded from an early exit the year before to win the Grand Prix of Cleveland for his 30th career victory, moving him into seventh place on Champ Car’s all-time list — one behind Al Unser Jr. The previous year, Tracy stormed off the course after he was hit from behind at the course’s treacherous Turn 1, knocking the pole-sitter off track and out of the race just seconds after it began.

Last year: Sebastien Bourdais led all but nine of the 84 laps and won the Grand Prix of Toronto for his third straight victory. Canadian Tracy had trouble the entire race, crashing twice and being penalized twice by race officials.

Fast facts: Tracy has 10 top-10 finishes in 13 starts at Toronto. … Rookie A.J. Allmendinger has not finished outside the top 10 this season and is third in the standings, 26 points behind Tracy. … The polesitter has won two of the last three Toronto races and three times overall. … Adrian Fernandez won his first Champ Car race during the 1996 event.

Next race: Edmonton, July 17

FORMULA ONE

British Grand Prix

Site: Silverstone.

Schedule: Saturday, qualifying, 8 a.m. (Speed Channel, 7 a.m., tape); Sunday, race (Speed Channel, 7:30 a.m.).

Track: Silverstone Circuit (road course, 3.194 miles, 14 turns).

Race distance: 191.64 miles, 60 laps.

Last race: Fernando Alonso won for the fifth time in 10 races by taking the French Grand Prix at Magny Cours. Alonso didn’t compete in the previous race as he was one of 14 drivers who boycotted the U.S. Grand Prix on June 19 over concerns about tire safety by Michelin.

Last year: Michael Schumacher won for the 10th time in 11 races with his victory in the British Grand Prix and moved within one victory of his own season record of 11 set in 2002.

Fast facts: Alonso has a 24-point lead over Kimi Raikkonen in the standings with nine races left. … A team using Michelin tires has won nine of the first 10 races this season. The other was Michael Schumacher’s win over the depleted field at Indianapolis. … The Silverstone Circuit is known for high-speed corners and high wind due to the open nature of the course. The track was built on a World War II airfield.

Next race: German Grand Prix, July 24, Hockenheim.

INDY RACING LEAGUE

Last race: Tony Kanaan denied Dan Wheldon his fifth victory of the season, beating him to the finish line by just .012 of a second to win the Argent Mortgage Indy 300 at Kansas Motor Speedway. It was the sixth-closest victory in series history.

Next race: Firestone Indy 200, July 16, Gladeville, Tenn.

NHRA

Last event: Brandon Bernstein ended a 26-race winless streak in Top Fuel, turning a 4.553-second pass at 324.59 mph to beat Morgan Lucas at the Sears Craftsman Nationals at Gateway Raceway. Other winners included Ron Capps in Funny Car, Kurt Johnson in Pro Stock and Angelle Sampey in Pro Stock Motorcycle.

Next event: Mopar Mile High Nationals, July 17, Denver

State Line Speedway

ROAD RUNNERS—Fast time: Robin Mathis, 17.37. A trophy dash: Craig O’Neil. B trophy dash: Jamie Allen. A heat: Rich Hatton. Main event (20 laps): 1. Rich Hatton. 2. Derek Colarusso. 3. Robin Mathis. 4. Craig O’Neil. 5. Bart Hansen. 6. Lance McClellan. 7. Steve Mathers. 8. Jamie Allen. 9. Dave Hatton. 10. Bernie Beard.

C trophy dash: Charlie Davidson. C heat: Darryl Krumm. B Main event (15 laps): 1. Steve Denson. 2. Brian Sawatzki. 3. Charlie Davidson. 4. Darryl Krumm. 5. Marvin. Harshaw. 6. Justin Rupinski. 7. Steven Plesek. 8. Shane Ratel. 9. Ken Huck, Jr.

FEVER FOURS—Fast time: Frank Reed, 15.96. A trophy dash: Rusty Webb. B trophy dash: Terry Auckerman. A heat: Ron Edwards. B heat: Dan Ortiz. Main event (25 laps): 1. Rusty Webb. 2. Mel Auckerman. 3. Colton Garber. 4. Terry Auckerman. 5. Justin Shrofe. 6. Harold Maddox. 7. Eric Chaney. 8. Dan Ortiz. 9. Jerry Myers. 10. Jon Vic.

BUMP TO PASS—Fast time: Dave Roberts, 16.85. A trophy dash: David Roberts. B trophy dash: Bill Swift. A heat: David Roberts. B heat: Robby Cartwright. Main event (20 laps): 1. David Roberts. 2. Darryl Carillio. 3. Will Whitlow. 4. Vern Dorsey. 5. Robby Cartwright. 6. TJ Wallin. 7. Billy Swift. 8. Gene Deigger. 9. Leslie Runkle. 10. James Cotter.

CYCLING

Tour de France

At Montargis, France

Fifth Stage

Chambord to Montargis

113.7 miles from Chambord to Montargis

1. Robbie McEwen, Australia, Davitamon-Lotto, 3 hours, 46 minutes. 2. Tom Boonen, Belgium, Quick Step, same time. 3. Thor Hushovd, Norway, Credit Agricole, same time. 4. Stuart O’Grady, Australia, Cofidis, same time. 5. Angelo Furlan, Italy, Domina Vacanze, same time.

6. Allan Davis, Australia, Liberty Seguros, same time. 7. Bernhard Eisel, Austria, Francaise des Jeux, same time. 8. Baden Cooke, Australia, Francaise des Jeux, same time. 9. Jens Voigt, Germany, CSC, same time. 10. Robert Forster, Germany, Gerolsteiner, same time.

11. Jean-Patrick Nazon, France, AG2R Prevoyance, same time. 12. Daniele Righi, Italy, Lampre, same time. 13. Maxim Iglinskiy, Kazakhstan, Domina Vacanze, same time. 14. Laurent Brochard, France, Bouygues Telecom, same time. 15. Peter Wrolich, Austria, Gerolsteiner, same time.

16. Daniel Becke, Germany, Illes Balears, same time. 17. David Loosli, Switzerland, Lampre, same time. 18. Oscar Pereiro Sio, Spain, Phonak, same time. 19. Jerome Pineau, France, Bouygues Telecom, same time. 20. Massimo Giunti, Italy, Fassa Bortolo, same time.

Also

21. Guido Trenti, United States, Quick Step, same time. 41. Yaroslav Popovych, Ukraine, Discovery Channel, same time. 45. Lance Armstrong, United States, Discovery Channel, same time. 48. George Hincapie, United States, Discovery Channel, same time.

49. Manuel Beltran, Spain, Discovery Channel, same time. 56. Christopher Horner, United States, Saunier Duval, same time. 67. Fred Rodriguez, United States, Davitamon-Lotto, same time. 75. Benjamin Noval Gonzalez, Spain, Discovery Channel, same time.

76. Paolo Savoldelli, Italy, Discovery Channel, same time. 77. Bobby Julich, United States, CSC, same time. 88. Jose Luis Rubiera, Spain, Discovery Channel, same time. 97. Jose Azevedo, Portugal, Discovery Channel, same time. 100. Levi Leipheimer, United States, Gerolsteiner, same time.

105. Floyd Landis, United States, Phonak, same time. 130. Pavel Padrnos, Czech Republic, Discovery Channel, same time. 176. David Zabriskie, United States, CSC, same time.

Overall Standings

1. Lance Armstrong, United States, Discovery Channel, 13 hours, 45 minutes, 12 seconds. 2. George Hincapie, United States, Discovery Channel, 55 seconds behind. 3. Jens Voigt, Germany, CSC, 1:04 behind. 4. Bobby Julich, United States, CSC, 1:07. 5. Jose Luis Rubiera, Spain, Discovery Channel, 1:14.

6. Yaroslav Popovych, Ukraine, Discovery Channel, 1:16. 7. Alexandre Vinokourov, Kazakhstan, T-Mobile, 1:21. 8. Benjamin Noval Gonzalez, Spain, Discovery Channel, 1:26. 9. David Zabriskie, United States, CSC, 1:26. 10. Ivan Basso, Italy, CSC, 1:26.

11. Kurt-Asle Arvesen, Norway, CSC, 1:32. 12. Pavel Padrnos, Czech Republic, Discovery Channel, 1:32. 13. Paolo Savoldelli, Italy, Discovery Channel, 1:33. 14. Jan Ullrich, Germany, T-Mobile, 1:36. 15. Carlos Sastre, Spain, CSC, 1:36.

Also

16. Jose Azevedo, Portugal, Discovery Channel, 1:37. 20. Floyd Landis, United States, Phonak, 1:50. 23. Manuel Beltran, Spain, Discovery Channel, 2:12. 30. Levi Leipheimer, United States, Gerolsteiner, 2:31. 69. Fred Rodriguez, United States, Davitamon-Lotto, 3:57. 102. Christopher Horner, United States, Saunier Duval, 4:54. 141. Guido Trenti, United States, Quick Step, 5:39.

GOLF

Hole-in-one

ESMERALDA—Michal Frye, No. 17, 135 yards, 5-iron.

MISCELLANY

High school All-State Teams

(Washington Spring sports all-state teams as determined by a vote of a statewide sportswriters’ panel and coordinated by Tri-City Herald staff writer René Ferrán)

BASEBALL

4A

MVP - Tyler Cheney, Richland. Coach of the year - Ben Jacobs, Richland.

First Team

Pitchers - Scott Deal, Curtis; Tyler Cheney, Richland; Nick Haughian, Marysville-Pilchuck. Catcher - Brett Wilcox, Bothell. First basemen - Jason Carr, Puyallup; Donny Treat, Marysville-Pilchuck. Infielders - Spencer Korus, Olympia; Kellen Killsgaard, Auburn; Reid Dehnert, Kentlake; Travis Coulter, Southridge. Outfielders - Ty Rasmussen, Enumclaw; Kyle Conley, Richland; Travis Snider, Jackson; Shane Sullivan, Capital.

Second team

Pitchers - Jared Prince, North Kitsap; Kellen Killsgaard, Auburn; Tyson Van Winkle, Hudson’s Bay. Catcher - Jake Hammons, Snohomish. First baseman - Tyler Cheney, Richland. Infielders - Bryan Barnes, Mountlake Terrace; Ryan Berryhill, Auburn; Bradley Boyer, Enumclaw. Outfielders - Matt Miller, Redmond; Paul Martin, Kamiakin; Brett Kaluza, Skyline.

3A

MVP - Alex Burg, Mount Rainier. Coach of the year - Bob Blair, O’Dea.

First team

Pitchers - Adam Dentz, Mount Si; Jason Erickson, White River; Dave Roberts, Eastside Catholic. Catcher - Alex Burg, Mount Rainier. First baseman - Adam Dentz, Mount Si. Infielders - Cort Carpenter, Kelso; Danny Cox, W.F. West (Chehalis); Cole Akins, Eastside Catholic; Locke Craig-Mickel, Centralia. Outfielders - Brad Mady, Columbia River; Dave Hatton, Liberty; Alex Mesick, O’Dea.

Second team

Pitchers - Jake Locker, Ferndale; Jeremy Johnson, Centralia; Kevin Walkenhauer, West Valley (Yakima). Catcher - Billy Marcoe, Eastside Catholic. First baseman - Armando Rodriguez, Kelso. Infielders - Jonathan Hagen, Peninsula; Drew Griffin, Fort Vancouver; Jason Kim, Newport. Outfielders - Sean Meehan, Centralia; Brendan Manning, North Thurston; Nick Leak, Kelso.

Also: honorable mention—Outfielders - Jye Lanphere, East Valley (Spokane).

2A

MVP - Jake Rife, Lakewood. Coach of the year - Lance Lincoln, Pullman.

First team

Pitchers - AJ Proszek, Chewelah; Chris Williamson, LaCenter; Zach Garrett, Steilacoom. Catcher - Michael Stobie, East Valley (Yakima). First baseman - Justin Cooper, Pullman. Infielders - Joey Paciorek, Blaine; Kyle Hinrichs, Pullman; Kyle Westley, Lakewood. Outfielders - Jake Rife, Lakewood; Tim Park, Orting; Tommy Small, Kiona-Benton.

Second team

Pitchers - Michael Ratigan, Ephrata; Junior Gonzalez, Kiona-Benton. Catcher - Tracy Wammack, Lakewood. First baseman - Chris Mitchell, Archbishop Murphy. Infielders - Jordan Slesk, Meridian; Kyle Dhanani, Blaine; Ty Drake, Woodland; Brad Puhich, Ridgefield. Outfielders - Jake Bruns, Lakewood; Jobey Chaisson, Hoquiam; Corey Pfeifer, Ridgefield.

Also: honorable mention—Pitchers - Kale Stephenson, Pullman Outfielders - Sam Tennant, Pullman

1A

Co-MVPs - Hawkins Gebbers, Brewster, and Trevor Peterson, Seattle Christian. Coach of the year - Shane Bird, Brewster.

First team

Pitchers - Nick Collison, Newport; Peter Shanks, Friday Harbor; Jorge Reyes, Warden; Michael Taylor, Brewster. Catcher - Brodie McCormack, Brewster. First baseman - Trevor Peterson, Seattle Christian. Infielders - Hawkins Gebbers, Brewster; Matt Perry, Columbia (Burbank); Jesse Miller, Ocosta. Outfielders - Brett Gardner, Overlake; Cameron Steveson, Toledo; Dane Becker, Brewster; Heath Hyatt, University Prep.

Second team

Pitchers - Brett Gardner, Overlake; Malcolm Jollie, University Prep. Catcher - Edward Rodriguez, Warden. First baseman - Eric Smith, Okanogan. Infielders - Broc Harkelroad, Kalama; Josh Teade, Newport; Myles Melendez, Newport. Outfielders - Clay Gebbers, Brewster; Andrew Garza, Warden.

Also: honorable mention— Catchers - Chance Hargrove, Newport; . First baseman - Josh Morse, Colfax. Infielders - Nate Szymanowski, Freeman

SOFTBALL

4A

MVP - Lindsay Boughton, Woodinville. Coach of the year - Jim Weir, Woodinville.

First team

Pitchers - Brooke Woodward, Prairie; Lindsay Boughton, Woodinville; Whitney Baker, Skyview. Catcher - Andrea Rogers, Pasco. First basemen - Anne Zumwalt, Skyview; Dani Weir, Woodinville. Infielders - Heather Minnitti, Wilson; Melissa Dubay, Auburn Riverside; Stephanie Mott, South Kitsap. Outfielders - Danielle Monson, Marysville-Pilchuck; Erin Fisher, Woodinville; Lindsay Crist, Sumner.

Second team

Pitchers - Lisa Holombo, Sumner; Kim Watson, Mead; Rachael Painter, Decatur. Catcher - Patti Wunderlich, Evergreen. First baseman - Amanda Pulley, Wilson. Infielders - Rachael Sofie, Cascade (Everett); Lindsey Johnson, Rogers (Puyallup); Michelle Snyder, Eastmont. Outfielders - Amber Despain, Kentlake; Sarah Nostdal, Walla Walla; Holli Michaels, Curtis.

Also: honorable mention— Pitchers - Samantha Skillingstad, Shadle Park

3A

MVP - Marnie Koziol, Liberty. Coach of the year - Pat Hunt, Black Hills. First team Pitchers - Tara Curtis, Black Hills; Lindsey Stickles, Mount Rainier; Megan Trudell, Holy Names. Catcher - Emily Radford, Fife. First baseman - Kelsey Haupert, Black Hills. Infielders - Marnie Koziol, Liberty; Dani Stuart, Centralia; Lauren Carlson, Hanford; Shalene Petrich, W.F. West (Chehalis). Outfielders - Allison McWherter, Lakes; LaShawna Holcomb, Hazen; Megan Miller, Columbia River.

Second team

Pitchers - Samantha Taylor, Columbia River; Alicia Mathews, Yelm; Christie Robinson, South Whidbey. Catcher - Alicia Mathews, Yelm. First baseman - De’Chauna Skinner, Hanford. Infielders - Jodi Beauchamp, Columbia River; Savanna Maldonado, Sedro-Woolley; Krissy Sutermeister, Bishop Blanchet. Outfielders - Karli Merlich, Kennedy; Katie Warner, Burlington-Edison; Hillary Barker, Cedarcrest; Nicole Andrews, W.F. West (Chehalis).

Also: honorable mention—Infielders - Jamilyn Schibel, North Central2A

MVP - Erica Smiley, Montesano. Coach of the year - Pat Pace, Montesano. First team Pitchers - Erica Smiley, Montesano; Melissa Rice, Colville; Delila Franco, Othello. Catcher - Tiffany Welch, Mount Baker. First baseman - Jenna Rosenberg, Othello. Infielders - Amanda Coic, Elma; Andrea Tarbet, Rochester; Kristine Kates, LaCenter. Outfielders - Cassie Cueto, Kiona-Benton; Charlotte Psick, Medical Lake; Jessica Valentine, Montesano.

Second team

Pitchers - Laurel Mate, LaCenter; Chantel Booker, Connell; Kaitlyn Kennedy, Archbishop Murphy. Catcher - Liz Kennedy, Archbishop Murphy. First baseman - Kaylyn Bird, Blaine. Infielders - Donna Franco, Othello; Hayley Ridout, Montesano; Michelle Linscott, Archbishop Murphy. Outfielders - Michelle Wheeler, Othello; Kayla Roof, Eatonville; Rachael Rahn, Castle Rock; Tiarha Oestrich, Omak.

Also: honorable mention— First basemen - Jordan Emmil, ColvilleOutfielders - Whitney Loan, Colville

1A

MVP - Shelly Hadaller, Onalaska. Coach of the year - Frank Petrino, Onalaska.

First team

Pitchers - Britt Howell, Concrete; Ashley Baker, Royal; Shelly Hadaller, Onalaska. Catcher - Anna Secreto, Cedar Park Christian. Infielders - Mandee Edwards, Kettle Falls; Dani Matthews, Forest Ridge; Alicia King, Onalaska; Amanda Duran, Onalaska; Jessica Ventoza, Seattle Christian. Outfielders - Alesha Benson, Concrete; Amanda King, Onalaska; Mackenzee Brown, Royal.

Second team

Pitchers - Kassy Schemitzki, Kettle Falls; Jennifer Ventoza, Seattle Christian. Catchers - Holly Burlingame, Onalaska; Rebecca Isensee, Brewster. Infielders - Lacey Wentz, Zillah; Kelsey Walker, Cedar Park Christian; Michelle Gylling, Colfax; Sierra Kisler, Warden. Outfielders - Kassi Reisbeck, Toledo; Amanda Houser, Cle Elum; Kristie Taylor, Liberty Bell; Lindsey Verbeck, Brewster; Tori Herbert, Toledo.

Also: honorable mention Pitchers - Lynnea Vantrease, Colfax BOYS SOCCER

4A

MVP - Lamar Neagle, Thomas Jefferson. Coach of the year - Darren Sawatzky, Thomas Jefferson.

First team

Goalkeeper - Jeff Srock, Mount Spokane. Defenders - Jeff Salmon, Auburn; Franky Licon, Pasco; Taylor Hoss, Mountain View; Cory Sinclair, Richland. Midfielders - Lamar Neagle, Thomas Jefferson; David Martin, Inglemoor; George John, Shorewood; Cieran O’Brien, Decatur. Forwards - Taylor Cochran, Snohomish; Michael DeSimone, Mariner; Solly Gold, Meadowdale.

Second team

Goalkeeper -Sean Henderson, Skyview. Defenders - Brandon Sprague, Thomas Jefferson; Garret Rolsma, Curtis; Nick Hawkins, Meadowdale; John Wise, Skyline. Midfielders - Ricky Navarez, Stadium; Derek Karamatic, Gig Harbor; Jason Bjorgo, Eastlake; Cameron Valentine, Stadium. Forwards - Brennan Brown, Bellarmine Prep; Andy Largent, Shadle Park; Brandon Thomas, Heritage.

2A

MVP - Fernando Muñoz, Wahluke. Coach of the year - Tony Langdon, Wahluke.

First team

Goalkeepers - Fernando Muñoz, Wahluke; Ryan Callahan, Ridgefield. Defenders - Craig McCuiston, Ridgefield; Jose Rodriguez, Wahluke; Brian Hayes, Elma; Jordan Hart, Mount Baker. Midfielders - Tyler Salvey, Ridgefield; Brayton Knapp, Sultan; Edgar Pichardo, Ephrata; Caleb Barnhill, Sultan. Forwards - Nick de Graffenreid, Pullman; Sean Grisham, Steilacoom; Eric Warren, Cascade Christian; Javier Moreno, Montesano; Ben Gertsen, Ridgefield.

Second team

Goalkeeper -Vern Nelson, Sultan. Defenders - Jacob Howard, Sultan; Ricky Monroe, Montesano; Brad Groce, Medical Lake; Ryan Moss, Port Townsend. Midfielders - Jake Jorgensen, Meridian; Josh Lane, Klahowya; Keenan Johns, Port Townsend; Kai Hirz, Ephrata. Forwards - Tony Chairez, Connell; Chris Danford, Archbishop Murphy; Mark Kilpatrick, Stevenson.

Fish counts

The upstream movement of chinook, Coho, Sockeye, Steelhead, and Shad at Columbia and Snake River Dams on 7/5/2005.

MOVES

BASEBALL

American League

BOSTON RED SOX—Placed RHP Keith Foulke on the 15-day DL, retroactive to July 5. Purchased the contract of RHP Scott Cassidy from Pawtucket of the IL.

National League

CINCINNATI REDS—Activated INF Anderson Machado from the 15-day DL. Optioned 3B Edwin Encarnacion to Louisville of the IL.

COLORADO ROCKIES—Activated RHP Shawn Chacon from the 15-day DL. Sent RHP Matt Anderson outright to Colorado Springs of the PCL.

FLORIDA MARLINS—Placed C Josh Willingham on the 15-day DL. Recalled OF Chris Aguila from Albuquerque of the PCL.

HOUSTON ASTROS—Signed LHP Brian Bogusevic and assigned him to Tri-City of the New York-Penn League.

BASKETBALL

National Basketball Association

LOS ANGELES LAKERS—Signed C Andrew Bynum.

NEW ORLEANS HORNETS—Signed G Chris Paul to a three-year contract.

PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS—Named Nate McMillan coach.

SACRAMENTO KINGS—Signed G Francisco Garcia.

UTAH JAZZ—Named Scott Layden assistant coach.

FOOTBALL

National Football League

BUFFALO BILLS—Signed C Duke Preston. Waived K Joe Rheem.

GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed LB Kurt Campbell. Waived LB John Garrett and S Chonn Lacey.

TENNESSEE TITANS—Agreed to terms with rookies OT Daniel Loper, TE Bo Scaife and CB Reynaldo Hill.

COLLEGE

AKRON—Named Donnie Darr men’s golf coach.

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL—Named Matt Johnson assistant athletic director.

COLGATE—Announced the resignation of Stan Moore, men’s associate head hockey coach, to become men’s assistant hockey coach at Providence.

DUKE—Announced golfer Brittany Lang will forego her remaining eligibility and turn pro.

ILLINOIS STATE—Named Chris Bailey associate head track & field and cross country coach.

LENOIR-RHYNE—Announced the resignation of Karen Barefoot, women’s basketball coach, to become an assistant coach at Old Dominion.

PHILADELPHIA—Named John Kelly softball coach.

PRINCETON—Named Jeff Graydon associate athletic director for facilities.

SAN DIEGO STATE—Named Jeff Schemmel athletic director.

SOUTH CAROLINA—Named Kevin O’Connell executive associate athletic director.

TEXAS A&M—Named Jeremy Talbot assistant baseball coach.

VALPARAISO—Named Eric Skelly graduate assistant swimming and diving coach.

WICHITA STATE—Named Mike Perniciaro softball coach.