Three Rivers Christian was looking for revenge and looking to play its brand of volleyball, regardless of the score. Score two for the Eagles.

TRC swept Naselle 25-20, 25-22, 25-18 at home on Monday in a nonleague match, playing what head coach Jaymie Cox called "the best volleyball I’ve seen us play thus far."

Myriah Dombrowsky was an all-around force for the winners (5-2). She had 23 assists, a game-high 12 kills and nine digs.

Emily Claunch added 14 service points, eight digs and five aces, freshman Mariah Morrison had eight kills and 14 service points, Nikki Barnwell had six kills and three digs, and Lane Backstrom added eight kills for Three Rivers.

"We did a lot of little things right," Cox said. "Everyone chipped in."

The Comets, who beat TRC in five games in Naselle on Sept. 14, were thrown off by the intensity of the Eagles' gym and crowd, said their coach, Kim Eaton.

"We’ve never actually played at Three Rivers," Eaton said. "Their gym is really loud, and the girls weren’t prepared for that. We had a breakdown in communication."

Taylor Wasmundt had six kills and served 100 percent for Naselle (3-5).

TRC visits Vancouver Christian on Tuesday, while Naselle is at Willapa Valley on Thursday.

TENNIS

RAL sweeps Washougal

WASHOUGAL — R.A. Long picked up two league victories over Washougal here Monday, beating the Panthers 5-1 in the completion of a match suspended by rain from Sept. 28, and 4-2 in a regularly-scheduled match.

The Jacks improved to 4-4 overall and 2-3 in Greater St. Helens 2A League play with the sweep.

In the regularly-scheduled match, Jonathan Haukaas remained undefeated in league play by winning 6-1, 6-3 at first singles, and Alex Barrientos prevailed 6-3, 6-2 at third singles.

Nick Schoen and Tyler VonDracek won 6-0, 6-0 at first doubles, and Nick Bartolus and Sean Sheppard won 6-3, 6-0 at third doubles.

In the suspended match, Haukaas (6-1, 6-1) and Barrientos (6-2, 6-4) were winners at first and third singles, respectively. Schoen and VonDracek won 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 at first doubles, Bartolus and Levi Welch won 6-2, 7-5 at second doubles, and Sheppard and Anton Stalick won 6-2, 7-6 at third doubles.

Haukaas won his first singles match against Mark Morris last Friday, beating an opponent he’d lost to three times in 2008.

RAL hosts Battle Ground on Wednesday.

GOLF

Washougal nips MM

WASHOUGAL — Connor O’Neill carded a 37 to earn medalist honors and lift Washougal to a seven-stroke victory over Mark Morris here Monday in a Greater St. Helens 2A League golf match.

The Panthers won 208-215.

Trevor Scott and Luxis Lee each fired a 39 to pace the Monarchs (4-5 in league). Drew Zandi and Ian Mackey each shot a 45, and Fritz Hanseler added a 47 for MM.

The Monarchs host R.A. Long next Monday at the Longview Country Club.

CROSS COUNTRY

MM wins Bearcat Invite

CHEHALIS — Four Mark Morris runners grabbed four top-10 placings as the Monarchs won the boys team title at the 29-team W.F. West Bearcat Invitational cross country meet held at Stan Hedwall Park on Saturday.

Chase Bussing led the MM runners with a third place finish on the 5,000-meter course in 16:23.53, Andres Rodriguez was fifth in 16:47.79, Nate Starr finished seventh in 16:49.85 and Blake Bussing was eighth in 16:58.6. David Klinginsmith grabbed 18th place in 17:16.72.

For R.A. Long, Nathan Richards placed 17th in 17:15.79, followed by Ray Nugent (32nd, 18:01.75), Kyle Estes (53rd, 18:28.44), Brian Jackson (56th, 18:35.56) and Bill Davenport (72nd, 19:09.91).

Ilwaco’s Evin LaPlatney was 31st in 17:59.85, followed by Owen Sutherland (64th, 18:50.31), Brenden Greenfield (79th, 19:19.85), Corbin Sutherland (108th, 20:22.97) and Joe Coffey (111th, 20:26.09).

Travis Patrick of Castle Rock grabbed 50th place in 18:25.69, followed by Kody McCarthy (128th, 21:54.56), Mack Rubash (129th, 22:01.28), Kainen Crayne (130th, 22:02.51) and Austen McCarthy (131st, 22:03.52).

Kalama’s Kody Shriver was 38th in 18:09.6, followed by Jeremy Schoenberg (38th, 18:15.19), Jonathon Chadwick (80th, 19:20.88), Nathan Gonzales (103rd, 20:10.40) and Bret Osterlund (104th, 20:13.79).

Toledo’s Willie Reynolds finished 71st in 19:03.22.

WFW runners Dakota Parker (15:49.47) and Andy Robertson (16:16.32) grabbed the top two places in the boys race.

R.A. Long’s Dani Eggleston placed fourth in the girls 5,000-meter run in 20:05.96, followed by Jessica Johanson (22nd, 21:42.69), Allison Schneider (25th, 22:03.96), Rachael Washington (42nd, 23:00.85) and Leah Ahrens (58th, 24:11.10).

Cameo Ulbricht of Ilwaco finished ninth in 20:48.19, followed by Cindy Pacheco (13th, 21:06.12), Leticia Cervantes (47th, 23:17.28), Brittany King (77th, 26:49.47) and Rissa Gerke (87th, 30:15.53).

Kalama’s Taylor Loree was 56th in 23:53.32, Macy Bottorff finished 74th in 26:19.12, and Kayla Palmer claimed 75th in 26:22.63.

Castle Rock’s Laura Patrick finished 64th in 24:58.02, followed by Gen Grant (83rd, 28:32.32) and Kelci Holten (86th, 29:49.22).

Mikel Elliott of White Pass won the girls race in 19:00.88.

SWIMMING

Monarchs’ Miller shines

FEDERAL WAY — Janae Miller of Mark Morris grabbed a pair of top-10 finishes at the annual Mukilteo Invitational held at the King County Aquatics Center on Saturday.

More than 400 swimmers from 27 teams competed in the meet. Bellevue won the team title with 513 points, followed by Marysville-Pilchuck with 491.5. Mark Morris finished 22nd with 68 points.

Miller placed eighth in the

50 freestyle (26.61 seconds) and ninth in the 100 freestyle (58.88). Miller also teamed with Brittany Jewett, Alley Jewett and Tasha Shero to finish 14th in the 400 freestyle erlay (4:16.13), and joined Abigail Groffman, Shero and Brittany Jewett to place 22nd in the 200 medley relay in 2:09.62.

JV report

Football

Mark Morris 38, Washougal 22 — Kalani LaFave passed for 107 yards, including touchdown passes of 10 yards to Ryan Littlefield, 21 to Nikko Asbell and 20 to Christian Legette. Victor Gurrola had a 60-yard fumble return for a TD, Asbell scored on a six-yard run, and Jacob Hamlik ran for three two-point conversions. Ryan McCartney recovered a fumble, and Asbell, Garret Beard and Dax McCoy had interceptions.

Woodland 36, R.A. Long 14 — Eric Barragan returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown for the winners. Adam Shoup had a four-yard touchdown run, Tyler Waddle threw a 54-yard touchdown pass to Willie Davis, and Cy Whitmire returned an interception 32 yards for a touchdown and kicked a 27-yard field goal. Chris Ammons also recovered a fumble for a touchdown for Woodland.

Kelso 21, Evergreen 14 — Riley Miller rushed for over 100 yards, including touchdown runs of 10- and three yards, and also ran for a two-point conversion for Kelso. Slate Miller scored on a seven-yard run, and defensive linemen Brent Serre and Drake Pettit were standouts.

Tennis

R.A. Long vs. Washougal — Tyler McIntosh (8-5) won a singles match for RAL, and Cory Wynn and Thomas Pitts (8-3) won at doubles.

Golf

Woodland 284, Stevenson 291 — Trevor Webb shot a 50 to earn medalist honors for Woodland. Josh Wall (51), Todd Bosen (57), Brandon Ditzler (60) and Harry Wade (66) also contributed to the win.

Kelso 184, Hudson’s Bay 241 — Colton Temanson led Kelso with a 39. Cody Reynolds (46), Shawn Sullivan (47) and Tyler McNeil (52) chipped in on the victory.

Cross country

W.F. West Bearcat Invitational — Mark Morris: Savina Rodriguez won the 5,000-meter girls race in 21:42.41. Kelly Loch won the boys 5,000-meter race in 18:45.15, followed by Jeremiah Roffler (fifth, 19:08.65), Creighton Wells (ninth, 19:28.68), Joey Burzynski (16th, 20:03.53) and Jesse Poole (34th, 21:21.18). R.A. Long: Nolan Aberle placed sixth in the boys race in 19:10.15, followed by Travis Bright (12th, 19:36.31), Aaron Davies (19th, 20:16.50), Colin Cardwell (21st, 20:24.28) and Jake Davenport (25th, 20:42.62). Toledo: Lydia Rose finished seventh in the girls run in 24:24.07, followed by Megan Smith (27th, 27:00.37), Brianne Sorsby (30th, 27:17.05), Sadie Smith (38th, 29:21.84) and Amanda Smith (45th, 31:55.3). Derek Comstock placed 33rd in the boys race in 21:20.28.

C-squad report

Cross country

W.F. West Bearcat Invitational — Toledo: Joshua Rose won the 5,000-meter race in 17:15.38, followed by Mikhail Hopf (fourth, 18:51.81), Joe Durham (10th, 19:26.12), Gibb Freece (19th, 20:02.34) and R.J. Covey (31st, 20:59.44). Mark Morris: Austin Ashcraft finished fifth in 18:57.31, followed by Troy McGowen (20th, 20:06.88), Andriy Boyko (27th, 20:25.56), Andrew Jaspers (30th, 20:55.44) and Travis Milbrandt (35th, 21:26.97). Kalama: Justin Lindsey finished 45th in 22:56.31.

Golf

Kelso 199, Hudson’s Bay 259 — Jake Fischer shot a 46 to pace the Scotties. Riley White (50), Austin Kohler (51) and Joey McDaniel (52) rounded out the Kelso card.