PORT ANGELES — In high school tennis action, the Port Angeles Roughriders beat Bremerton 5-2.  In singles, Waverly Mead won 6-1 6-0. Bridget Weed won 6-2 6-1.

Emma Murray won 6-2 6-1. In doubles action, Cayleigh Alward and Abby Riffle won 6-0 6-0. Lizzy Clark and Jule Getzin won 7-5 7-5.

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In girls golf action, Sequim beat Kingston who forfeited but the Sequim scores still count toward league points. Emily Post shot a 51. Ava Johnson, Taryn Johnson and Raimey Brewer all shot 52s for a final score of 207. The Wolves host Port Angeles Thursday.

Speaking of the red-hot Roughriders they beat Olympic 228-247.  Lauryn Chapman had the hot clubs shooting a 52. Claire Osterberg shot a 56. Malena Marquez shot a 60 and

Autumn Wilson-Rowland shot a 60. Brenna Furnice and Izzy Spencer shot 65s.

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In fast pitch action, Kingston beat Sequim 12-5. The Wolves travel to North Mason today with the first pitch at 4:15.

Port Angeles beat North Kitsap 7-4. Abby Kimball was the hero hitting a grand slam homerun to go with 2 singles and 4 RBIs. Natalie Robinson was 3 for 3 with a triple 2 singles and a RBI. Lynzee Reid went 2 for 4 with a double and a single.

Heidi Leitz earned the win going the distance with 8 strikeouts.

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The Port Angeles Roughrider soccer team battled back to win 5-4 over Bremerton. The Riders were down 3-1 at the half. Mathew Miller made four the goals and put his season total at 11 goals so far.

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A 7th member of the Klahhane Gymnastic team has made Regionals. Lainey DePiro has qualified in the All Around.

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Peninsula Pirate basketball coach Allison Crumb has struck gold again. Although this time Coach Crumb has gone to a Copper town in Big Sky Country to grab Makena Patrick of Anaconda Montana. Patrick, a 1000 point scorer, has close connections and blood lines to the Pirate basketball program. We will have a full feature write up on Makena on Friday.