WASHOUGAL — Taylor Trevino and Shantelle Savage had seven kills apiece as Mark Morris swept Washougal 25-16, 25-10, 25-7 in GSHL 2A volleyball on Tuesday.

The victory pushed MM to 11-2, 8-1 in league, a game ahead of Hockinson in the chase for the league title. The Monarchs host the Hawks in the league finale for both teams on Thursday.

Danielle Gilchrist added 13 service points and dished 23 assists, Jill Isaacson served 10 points and made 10 digs, Kinzi Williams made five kills, and Tayler Blackman served six points with three aces.

Toutle Lake drubs Pe Ell

TOUTLE — Toutle Lake coach Don Merzoian substituted liberally during the Ducks’ 25-4, 25-9, 25-15 beating of a flu-stricken Pe Ell team Tuesday in Central 2B League volleyball action.

Jamie Wall had seven kills, served 100 percent and added two blocks for Toutle (12-1, 11-0 league), which was coming off a championship at the Adna Tournament on Saturday.

Caitlin Perrin added 10 kills, Hayley Gorton served 100 percent and dished 16 assists, Tiffany Wend had four kills and served 100 percent, Christian Carlson had six kills, Shelby Wasson had six assists, Erika Halverson did a good job setting and had two kills, and Brandi Malakoff was a standout with her passing and defense.

Toutle Lake beat Warrenton in the semifinals of the Adna Tournament and Mossyrock in the title match.

The Ducks host Mossyrock on Thursday.

Rockets keep on rolling

CASTLE ROCK — Castle Rock’s blend of veterans and varsity newcomers continued propelling the Rockets’ stellar season Tuesday in a 25-14, 25-16, 25-15 victory over rival Kalama in a SWW 1A Trico Division volleyball match.

"We have a solid mix of upper- and lower-classmen," Rockets coach Jeana Bayes said. "They’ve done an exceptional job of coming together as a team."

CR’s freshman trio of Macee Utecht (11 kills, seven digs, five points), Tierney Uhlenkott (nine kills, seven blocks, 12 points) and Maddi Seidl (34 assists, six digs, nine service points) "dominated the court," Bayes said.

Ashely Moore added seven digs and 15 points, and showed "great court leadership."

Sam Boatman had 12 digs and Chelsea Rinard seven kills for Kalama (4-5 league).

"We seem to have a mental block against Castle Rock," said Chinooks coach Jeni O’Neil. "It’s very frustrating."

Kalama hosts White Salmon on Wednesday night, while Castle Rock (11-1, 8-0 league) hosts Stevenson on Thursday.

Adna holds off Mules

CATHLAMET — Adna moved into second place in the Central 2B League volleyball standings by knocking off Wahkiakum 18-25, 25-19, 25-22, 25-23 Tuesday.

"We were both battling for second place," Mules coach Jeff Rooklidge said. "They just played a little bit crisper than us."

Blaine Land (16 kills) and Jordyn Wirkkala (15 kills) had monster nights at the net for Wahkiakum (7-4 league), which closes out its Central 2B campaign at Napavine on Thursday, and could end up in third or fourth place depending on that and other outcomes.

Halie Boyce added 24 assists, and Ashley Helms had "some great saves and digs" at libero for the Mules, Rooklidge said.

Storm soaks up Kelso

Skyview fought off a relentless Kelso squad and secured a 25-14, 25-13, 25-16 victory in a Greater St. Helens 4A League volleyball match on Tuesday.

"Kelso played their hearts out. They would not give up," said Lassies coach Abby Guttormsen. "The scores do not reflect how well Kelso played."

Jenna DeRosier had five kills and four blocks to pace Kelso (2-7 league). Lana Nyman added

six kills and 10 digs, Carly Sims had three blocks and Krystle Tsuda had nine digs.

The Lassies visit Battle Ground on Thursday.

Rainier handles Toledo

RAINIER, Wash. — Rainier swept Toledo 25-23, 28-26, 25-8 Tuesday in a SWW 1A Evergreen Division volleyball match.

No other details were reported.

The Indians host Forks on Friday.

Woodland aced by Hawks

HOCKINSON — Kylie Moses slammed six kills for Woodland, but it wasn’t enough as the Beavers were swept by Hockinson 25-15, 25-13, 25-9 in a Greater St. Helens 2A League volleyball match Tuesday.

Woodland (5-8, 2-7 league) finishes its season Thursday against Ridgefield.

Spuds mash Jills in four

RIDGEFIELD — R.A. Long burst out of the gate with a 25-13 victory in Game 1, but it was all downhill from there as Ridgefield rolled in the next three games 25-20, 25-20, 25-9 in Greater St. Helens 2A League volleyball action Tuesday.

"It was kind of business as usual for us. We start out playing like a team, we look good, then a few mistakes happen and, one-by-one, we have players who give up," RAL coach Jennifer Helfey said.

The Jills (4-5 league) are the league’s No. 4 representative to the district tourney, unless third-place Ridgefield loses to Woodland on Thursday. RAL also has to defeat Washougal at home on Senior Night.

SOCCER

Chinooks shut out CR

CASTLE ROCK — Kalama exploded with three goals in the second half as the Chinooks rolled over Castle Rock 4-0 in SWW 1A Trico soccer on Tuesday.

Hannah Clizbe scored off an assist from Erica Hamby in the first half, Tiffany Ruppaner netted early in the second half, and Ashton Kyllo added an insurance tally late in the match.

Defensive standout for Kalama (3-4 league) was Jill Campbell.

Kalama entertains White Salmon on Friday.

Hawks rough up Woodland

HOCKINSON — Kelsey Melnick netted an unassisted goal in the second half as Woodland dropped a 5-1 decision to Hockinson in GSHL 2A soccer Tuesday.

Woodland (1-8) trailed 4-0 at the break.

Beavers coach Jeff Flanagan praised the defensive play of Lexi Elliott and Courtney Altfilish in the second half.

"We switched some things in the second half, and they did a good job defensively by helping us to compete better," he said.

Woodland hosts Woodland on Thursday.

Spudders top RAL 3-0

RIDGEFIELD — R.A. Long’s defense held Ridgefield scoreless in the first half, but the Spudders netted three goals in the second period for a 3-0 victory in GSHL 2A soccer Tuesday.

"The girls played very well, but there were a few calls that swayed the match in favor of Ridgefield," RAL coach John Bates said. "It was a very physical game, and I’m proud of the way the girls conducted themselves on the field with class."

Bates praised the defensive play of Alison Kolberg, Robin Ahrens and Averie Bogner.

RAL hosts Washougal for Senior Night at Longview Memorial Stadium on Thursday.

Skyview outlasts Kelso

Kelso went toe-to-toe with first-place Skyview for more than a half at Schroeder Field on Tuesday, but an own-goal deflated the Lassies and led to a 3-0 victory by the Storm in Greater St. Helens 4A League soccer action.

"Skyview is an amazing club, and we played a monster game," Kelso coach John Fromdahl said. "They had to earn their victory."

Skyview had 11 shots and Kelso eight in the first half, and each had three shots-on-goal. The Lassies successfully employed a high press trap that disrupted the Storm’s precision passing attack heading into halftime.

But 10 minutes into the second half, Kelso tried to clear a ball from its own area only to have it carom off one of its own players and into the net. Skyview added two more goals over the next

15 minutes.

Alyson Dillehay, Brittany Carterby, Cassy Teig and Paytyn Wheeler were defensive standouts, and Jena Bloomfeldt "made some very dangerous run and had three shots in the first half, allowing us to keep a little pressure on (Skyview’s) defense," added Fromdahl.

Teig, Bloomfeldt and fellow seniors Makayla Walters and Taylor McCormick played their final home match for Kelso (7-6-2,

3-4-2), which visits Battle Ground on Thursday.

Hope nets pair for United

WESTPORT, Wash. — Brittany Hope scored two goals, and Mercy Crocker scored one and assisted on another as Toledo/Winlock United blanked Ocosta 4-0 in an SWW 1A Evergreen Division girls soccer game Tuesday.

United (8-5-1, 8-3 league) led 2-0 at halftime after Hope scored in the 27th minute (Crocker assist) and Crocker scored in the 33rd (Emily Waag assist).

It stayed that way until late in the match when Amy Trujillo booted in a goal in the 75th minute (Annika Wendschlag assist) and Hope scored three minutes later (Brianna Votaw assist).

Courtney Hollis had the shutout in goal, the team’s sixth of the season.

JV report

Volleyball

Mark Morris def. Washougal 25-18, 25-15, 15-9 — Mackenzie Hastings served eight aces and made five kills, and Kenzie McDaniel added five kills for MM.

Castle Rock def. Kalama 25-20, 25-9, 15-11 — Maddi Klingberg (10 service points, seven aces, 12 assists), Kenzie Dahl (six kills, three aces) and Micah Jenkins (11 points, five aces) led CR.

Soccer

Skyview 5, Kelso 0 — McKenzie Cramer, Keana Andrews and Madison Cook played well for Kelso.

Ridgefield 4, R.A. Long 2 — Kelsey McNeal and Paige Snair each scored a goal. Sarina Chon had an assist, and Mika Woodruff played well at midfield.

Football

Mark Morris 34, Hockinson 0 — Nikko Asbell scored on runs of 35 and 15 yards, and threw a 40-yard scoring pass to Dax McCoy. Ryan Littlefield added scoring runs of 20 and 64 yards, Cameron Mustoe caught a two-point conversion, and Willie Fujioka had a two-point conversion run.

Woodland 40, Washougal 14 — Cy Whitmire scored on runs of two and 20 yards, Adam Shoup added a six-yard scoring run, Zach Falk had a 39-yard fumble recovery, a two-yard scoring run and two quarterback sacks, and Willy Davis caught an 18-yard scoring pass from Tyler Waddle.

Scappoose 26, Rainier 6 — Charlie Vestal ran for Rainier’s touchdown. Parker Dean was a standout at running back and Oliver Bolden had a good game defensively for Rainier (2-4 in league).

R.A. Long 8, Ridgefield 0 — Eric Rosellini threw a 33-yard touchdown to Christian Hudek for the lone score of the game. Hudek rushed for 136 yards on 23 carries, and Hudek and D.J. Smith each recovered a fumble. Eric Cottrell accounted for the other two points with a safety.

C-squad report

Volleyball

Mark Morris def. Washougal 25-15, 25-13, 15-10 — Jessika Kersting (13 service points with six aces), Breanna Carpenter (10 assists), Mattaya Smith (five kills) and Janelle Dahl (all-around) led MM.