Owen Ervin totaled five hits, including two triples and a double, five runs and four RBI as Wenatchee completed a three-game sweep of Moses Lake (9-3 CBBN) with 7-1 and 8-6 victories to take over second place in the conference.

Griffin tripled, doubled and scored two runs in the opener, and Blake Schuyleman added a two-run single and doubled in the second game.

The Eisenhower baseball team recorded its first victories of the season Friday, sweeping a doubleheader against Davis 8-5 and 9-7.

Andrew Roy tripled and had two hits, two runs and an RBI in the opener, and Victor Garcia and Juan Herrera each had a two hits and an RBI in the second game,

West Valley (9-0 CBBN) ran its conference winning streak to 27 games with 8-0 and 14-1 wins at Sunnyside.

Ryan Rhoads and Brody Vigansky combined on a one-hitter in the opener, and Colton Worley added a two-run triple.

Alex Morales had an RBI double and two-run single, and Drayden Birley added a two-run double in the second game.

In nonleague action, Cashmere, No. 3 in the Class 1A. beat Eastmont 6-0 with reigning SCAC MVP Tom McDevitt scattered three hits over five innings, striking out eight, and Ethan Bessonette pitched a perfect sixth and seventh inning.

FASTPITCH

Brewer's big day carries Viks

Selah’s Avery Brewer smacked four homers and the Vikings swept Grandview 15-2 and 14-3 to climb into a tie with East Valley atop the conference at 8-0.

The Red Devils will host Selah in a doubleheader Tuesday.

Brewer, who is headed to University of Michigan, hit a grand slam, three-run homer and a solo shot in the second.

She also hit a solo home run in the opener, while Payton Brown added an three-run homer.

Aspin Grubenhoff and Kylie Colton also homered in the first game.

In CBBN action, Moses Lake swept Wenatchee 11-5 and 10-3 to improve to 6-0 in conference play.

Reigning CBBN Offensive Player of the Year Hayden Morris hit two-run homes in each games, while Avery Getzinger homered in the opener and Alina Lopez added a solo shot in the second game for the Mavericks.

Elsewhere, Eisenhower swept crosstown rival Davis 26-12 and 22-0.

BOYS SOCCER

Davis takes control of CBBN race

Davis defeated Wenatchee 5-4 in CBBN action Friday night, sweeping the season series between the two teams and breaking a tie atop the conference standings.

Elsewhere, Aaron Leon netted his second straight hat trick in a row and Eastmont beat Eisenhower 4-1 to climb into a tie with the Panthers in second place. Wenatchee won the first matchup between the teams, 4-3, and they meet again May 5.

In SCAC action, Wapato remained unbeaten in conference play with a 3-0 victory against Highland.

BASEBALL

Friday’s Games

West Valley 8, Sunnyside 0

West Valley 14, Sunnyside 1

Wenatchee 7, Moses Lake 1

Wenatchee 8, Moses Lake 6

Eisenhower 8, Davis 5

Eisenhower 9, Davis 7

Nonleague

Cashmere 6, Eastmont 0

FASTPITCH

Friday’s Games

CBBN

Moses Lake 11, Wenatchee 5

Moses Lake 10, Wenatchee 3

Eisenhower 26, Davis 12

Eisenhower 22, Davis 0

CWAC

Selah 15, Grandview 2

Selah 14, Grandview 3

SCAC

Cashmere 13, Wapato 3

Wapato at Cashmere, score of second game not posted

BOYS SOCCER

Friday’s Scores

CBBN

Davis 5, Wenatchee 4

Eastmont 4, Eisenhower 1

Sunnyside 1, Moses Lake 0

SCAC

Wapato 3, Highland 0

Wahluke 8, La Salle 0

Connell 6. Naches Valley 1

College Place 6, Zillah 2