PASCO – The Chiawana girls soccer team completed its second straight unbeaten run through the Mid-Columbia Conference on Thursday night, defeating Richland 1-0.

The Riverhawks will host the Greater Spokane League No. 4 seed Tuesday in the first round of the District 6 tournament.

The Bombers, who fell to third place with the loss, will visit Gonzaga Prep on Tuesday.

Kamiakin handled Hanford 4-0 to wrap up second place and will host Mead on Tuesday, while the Falcons head to Lewis and Clark.

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In other MCC action, Hermiston topped Southridge 1-0 and Walla Walla beat Sageview 4-1.

Cashmere beat Connell 8-0 in SCAC play Thursday to secure its third straight conference championship, improving to 14-1 in league play.

The Bulldogs will visit College Place to wrap up conference play.

Royal, a 5-2 winner against Zillah, and Naches Valley, which handled College Place 9-0, tied for second place. 

The Ranger won one matchup between the two teams and played to a draw in the other match between the two.

Elsewhere, Wapato beat Kiona-Benton 6-1.

The CBBN continues conference play Saturday, while the CWAC district tournament begins Wednesday.

VOLLEYBALL

Kamiakin , Walla Walla 7-0 in MCC

KENNEWICK – The ninth-ranked Kamiakin volleyball team won its 22nd straight Mid-Columbia Conference match Thursday night, sweeping Richland to improve to 7-0 in league play.

Walla Walla also won in straight sets against Hanford to keep pace with the Braves, who visits the Blue Devils on Tuesday.

In other MCC action, Chiawana and Southridge posted sweeps.

Wenatchee swept Moses Lake in CBBN action to remain a game ahead of West Valley, which topped Sunnyside in straight sets. On Tuesday, the Panthers beat the Rams in four sets to avenge and earlier loss and take sole possession of first place.

Davis outlasted Eastmont in five sets in the the conference’s other match.

Class 1A No. 1 Cashmere won its 47th straight conference match, sweeping eighth-ranked Connell. The Bulldogs can complete another unbeaten run through SCAC play when they travel to College Place.

In other games Thursday, Zillah topped Royal, 3-0; Wapato edged Kiona-Benton, 3-2; and Naches Valley topped College Place, 3-0.

FOOTBALL

Top-ranked Royal rolls on

ROYAL CITY – Top-ranked Royal handled Connell 60-3 on Thursday night to improve to 8-0 overall and 7-0 in SCAC play.

Jackson Flood rushed for three touchdowns and Grant Wardenaar tossed three scores to lead the Knights, who cap conference play at College Place next Friday.

In MCC action, Hanford beat Pasco 9-0.