Area roundup: Prugh, Hurt tie for 16th

Washington’s Alex Prugh, a Ferris grad, and Washington State freshman Austin Hurt both shot a final-round 74 Wednesday to finish at even-par 288 to tie for 16th place at the Pac-10 Championships at the Eugene (Ore.) Country Club.

Washington placed fifth and WSU finished in last place.

USC won the team title behind medalist Jamie Lovemark’s 19-under 269.

“Mead grad Amy Eneroth posted eighth-place Washington State’s best score with an 11th-place 229 at the Pac-10 women’s Championships at Broadmoor Country Club in Seattle.

College baseball

Cody Brubaker had three hits, including two triples, as CC Spokane (20-15, 10-7) posted a 7-6 win over Yakima Valley in the second game of a NWAACC doubleheader at Spokane Falls CC.

Tyler Conrad of the Yaks (17-20, 8-10) shut out the Sasquatch through six innings en route to a 9-0 in the opener.

“Chris Jackson and Brett Stenger each pitched complete games as Columbia Basin swept Big Bend 12-2, 12-2 in a NWACC doubleheader at Moses Lake.

College softball

No. 11 Washington (30-12, 7-5) poured in 11 hits in an 8-3 win over 12th-ranked UCLA (30-13, 6-6) in Pac-10 play at Seattle.