Here’s a recap of Sequim’s spring sports prep results from last week. See more pictures at the Gazette’s website.

Girls Tennis

Sequim’s girls tennis squad recorded one team win last week at home over North Mason with a busy slate of matches scheduled to finish the regular season this week.

On April 22 at home, the Wolves eked out the 4-3 win over North Mason with their singles players all winning – Tiffany Lam won 6-1, 6-1 over Emma Hunt, Kristina Prorok 6-0, 6-2 over Hannah Alonzo, and Kendall Day 6-0, 6-1 over Sophia Cortez. Sequim’s fourth varsity squad Sophie Greenleaf and Paloma Franco won 6-3, 6-3.

The next two days, Sequim lost 6-1 at home to North Kitsap, and were swept by undefeated Bainbridge 7-0. Prorok picked up the Wolves’ lone win on April 23 finishing 7-5, 6-4.

This week, the Wolves were set to travel April 28 to North Kitsap, host Olympic on April 29, play at Port Angeles on May 1, and host Bremerton on May 2. The Olympic League meet is set for May 9-10 at North Kitsap.

Baseball

The Wolves (4-6, 4-11) went 0-3 on the baseball diamond last week including a narrow non-league 5-4 loss to Cedar Park Christian on April 24 at home. Sequim’s Ethan Staples went 2-for-3 with a run and an RBI and Bryant Laboy tripled and earned a run.

In two games against Bainbridge, the Wolves lost 10-2 on April 22 at home and 7-4 away on April 23.

On April 22, every player in the Wolves’ lineup collected at least one hit. Sequim went up 3-2 in the third, scoring runs on a Zeke Schmadeke single, a Laboy fielders’ choice and Braydan White’s sacrifice fly. Bainbridge tied the game on Will Rohrbacher’s solo home run in the third and took a 5-3 lead in the fourth. The Wolves got one back in their last turn at bat when Devyn Dearinger notched an RBI on an infield single to score Lincoln Bear with two outs in the top of the seventh.

Sequim held the Spartans scoreless on April 23 until the fifth inning when Bainbridge broke through for six runs and four more in the sixth in a 10-2 win. At the plate, the Wolves got doubles from Laboy and Logan Doyle.

This week they were set to host North Kitsap on April 29, travel to Poulsbo on April 30 and Forks on May 1. They finish their regular season on May 7 at home against Bremerton.

Fastpitch

Sequim’s fastpitch team also went 0-3 last week with a 24-5 loss at home to Kingston on April 21, 16-2 in Belfair against North Mason on April 23, and 8-3 at home against the Bulldogs the next day.

Against Kingston, the Wolves collected seven hits with Mia Kirner going 2-for-3 with a double, a run scored and an RBI, while Rylin Whitehead was 2-for-3 with a run scored and an RBI. Seren McClurken had a hit, a run scored, a walk and two RBIs. This week they were scheduled to play in Bainbridge on April 28, and host Olympic May 1.

Soccer

Fighting for a playoff spot, Sequim (5-6, 5-6) dropped a 2-1 decision to the Bulldogs on April 22, a game in which the Wolves couldn’t get untracked all night long against a North Mason team that came in with just one victory on the season.

“Absolute deserved defeat,” coach Dave Breckenridge said. “We did not play soccer last night.”

Sequim scored its lone goal on a penalty kick by Colten Anderson.

“Colten took it and got his first goal of the season as a freshman,” Breckenridge said.

“Unfortunately, it was the only positive in the match. I feel our biggest defeat is ourselves.”

On Friday, the Wolves lost to Bainbridge (10-0, 12-0) at home 4-0.

“We had a couple of opportunities that didn’t quite work out, but none of that mattered. We had a game plan and they executed it perfectly,” Breckenridge said. “The boys found themselves, trusted each other, kept the energy as high as possible and had fun playing. What else could you ask for as a coach? A team that has that much fun losing a match says it all. If they continue with this mindset they will have a great rest of the season.”

Bainbridge is ranked second in the state in the Ratings Percentage Index.

Sequim next plays at Olympic (3-7, 3-8) on Tuesday, looking to get back to .500 and to stay in fourth place in the league. They host Port Angeles May 2.

Golf

The Wolves’ boys and girls varsity players won matches over Kingston at the White Horse Golf Club on April 22.

Raimey Brewer shot a 48 to earn medalist honors in the girls match which the Wolves won 219-279.

Kendra Dodson had a 50, Chloe Tweter shot 59 and Rachel McDougall 62.

Levi Breithaupt had a 48 to lead the Sequim boys while Talon Stover (57), Cody Dunscomb and Florentino Martinez each shot 58.

The Sequim ladies have seven qualifiers for the Olympic League Championship set for Monday At Kitsap Golf Country Club.

Track and Field

In North Kitsap on April 24, Sequim’s track and field team set multiple personal records and won a handful of events.

Sophomore Reid Randall won the 400 meters with a personal best 51.70, won the pole vault with a 10’ jump and set another best in the 100 meters (11.82). Freshman Westley French set a personal record 24.69 in the 200 meters, and sophomore Adrian Osborne got his best time in 1,600 meters (4:59.11).

Senior Sean Southard also won javelin with a 152” throw.

For the girls, Sequim’s 4X200 meter relay of Birdie Pyeatt, Kylie Peters, Dawn Hulstedt and Moxley-Horgan won first with 1:52.22.

Hulstedt, senior, set a PR (1:03.47) taking second place in the 400 meters, as did Moxley-Horgan, a freshman, in the 100 meters (13.50), and Pyeatt, a sophomore, (6:31.38) in the 1,600 meters.

Freshman Ryan Adkisson threw a personal record 81’5” in the discus to place second, and Lily Tjemsland, a sophomore, threw 61’9” for a PR and fifth place.

Sophomore Clare Turella won the high jump making a 4’10” jump and long jump at 14’9.75.”

Sequim hosts Bainbridge and North Mason on May 1.

Sequim Gazette photo by Emily Matthiessen/ Shortstop Bryant Laboy scoops up a ball for a force out on April 24 against visiting Cedar Park Christian. In the game, he had a hit and a run.

Sequim Gazette photo by Emily Matthiessen/ Devyn Dearinger stretches into home plate as teammates watch from the dugout during a close game that resulted in a 5-4 loss for the Wolves on April 24 at home against Cedar Park Christian.

Sequim Gazette photo by Emily Matthiessen/ Pitcher Hunter Tennell makes a throw against Cedar Park Christian on April 24.

Sequim Gazette photo by Emily Matthiessen/ Pitcher Hunter Tennell and catcher Zeke Schmadeke have a chat during the game on April 24 against Cedar Park Christian. Tennell has an RBI and Schmadeke a hit and run in the 5-4 loss.