High school softball roundup: Enumclaw’s Harris torments Thomas Jefferson
FRIDAY’S RESULTS (APRIL 25)
3A PSL
TIMBERLINE 21, CAPITAL 3
Kayleese Dorfner’s three-run home run headlined a 13-run fourth inning, and Timberline ran away from Capital in Friday’s Puget Sound League rivalry.
Dorfner finished 2-for-3 with three RBI and caught five strong innings from Blazers starter Madelyn Gilmore, who allowed one earned run (five hits) with one walk and 10 strikeouts.
Timberline left fielder Brookelyn Read doubled and went 2-for-3 with a walk and four RBI.
THURSDAY’S RESULTS (APRIL 24)
4A NPSL
STADIUM 10, KENTWOOD 0
Izzy Galindo tossed a complete-game shutout, Avery Johnson blasted a fifth-inning home run, and Stadium blanked Kentwood in Thursday night’s 4A NPSL clash.
Galdino shut down Kentwood from the jump, allowing just two hits (no runs) with three walks and three strikeouts across six strong innings.
Stadium pounced for three runs in the first inning when Joelle Clapp, Kylie Mick, and Galindo piled RBI singles.
Tigers catcher London Kim cleared the bases with a three-run double with two outs in the third.
Conquerors left fielder Ell Sakai mustered Kentwood’s only two hits.
2A SPSL
FRANKLIN PIERCE 17, CLOVER PARK 5
Kiley Sledge finished a double shy of the cycle, and Franklin Pierce stormed past Clover Park, 17-5, in Thursday night’s 2A SPSL rivalry.
Sledge hit a leadoff, inside-the-park home run and later tripled in the first inning, part of Franklin Pierce’s 11-run statement in the opening frame. The sophomore shortstop finished 3-for-3 with a walk, four runs, and three RBI, now slashing .839/.810/1.903 in 42 plate appearances this season.
Cardinals starter Kallie Sullivan threw a five-inning complete game, allowing just one hit and five runs (two earned) with 10 walks and seven strikeouts.
Franklin Pierce center fielder Elijah Brown went 2-for-3 with a double and three RBI.
MORE SCORES
3A NPSL
White River 21, Todd Beamer 11
2A SPSL
Washington 15, Foss 7 (Game 1)
Washington 17, Foss 3 (Game 2)
Orting 24, Steilacoom 14
Fife 13, Eatonville 3
WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS (APRIL 23)
4A SPSL
ROGERS 8, EMERALD RIDGE 7
Payton Walling homered twice, and Rogers outlasted Emerald Ridge in Wednesday’s slugfest to remain undefeated in 4A SPSL competition.
Walling’s second blast of the afternoon plated two runs and snapped a 6-6 tie in the seventh inning, enough to fend off Emerald Ridge’s late rally. Rogers’ leadoff center fielder finished 3-for-5 with two home runs and five RBI.
Rogers starter Sierra Murray escaped a seventh-inning jam and induced a game-ending popout with Emerald Ridge’s winning runs aboard. The freshman threw her 11th complete game in just her 14th career high-school start, scattering 10 hits and five walks (five earned runs) with 14 strikeouts.
The Rams (14-1, 13-0) extend their win streak to 13 games and conclude the regular season with Curtis (April 25), Sumner (April 29), and at Sumner (May 1).
PUYALLUP 18, CURTIS 2
Amori Hargrove’s three doubles powered Puyallup over Curtis in Wednesday’s SPSL rivalry between Vikings.
Puyallup’s leadoff center fielder finished 4-for-5 with four RBI and doubled twice in the second inning, part of an 11-run frame.
Puyallup starter Ella Williams threw three scoreless innings, allowing four hits with no walks and two strikeouts.
Vikings 2B Kayla Ringenbach went 3-for-3 with a double and two RBI. Puyallup 1B Jenny Tuivaiave added three singles and two runs.
Curtis center fielder Melanie Spivey hit two doubles.
4A NPSL
TAHOMA 16, KENTRIDGE 1
Taryn Jones hit two home runs, Alexa Ramirez went six strong frames, and Tahoma routed Kentridge in an NPSL matchup on Wednesday afternoon.
Jones plated a season-high seven RBI and launched three-run homers in each of the fourth and sixth innings.
Right fielder Mia Hammington finished a home run shy of the cycle and went 3-for-5 with four RBI. Tahoma’s Kelsey Jones added a two-run homer in the sixth.
Ramirez, Tahoma’s top arm, surrendered only three Kentridge hits with one earned run, one walk, and 10 strikeouts. Wednesday’s win improved Ramirez to 9-1 with a 1.12 ERA and 123 strikeouts in 14 appearances this season.
3A NPSL
ENUMCLAW 18, THOMAS JEFFERSON 0
Alyssa Harris threw a five-inning shutout and swatted three extra-base hits to lift Enumclaw over Thomas Jefferson in Wednesday’s 3A NPSL rivalry.
Harris allowed just one hit (no walks) and struck out 13 batters, adding to an impressive performance at the plate: 3-for-4 with a home run, two doubles, and three RBI. Enumclaw erupted for 10 runs in the fourth inning and tallied 25 total hits.
“Alyssa was extremely efficient today,” Enumclaw head coach Quinn Haney said. “What makes her so deadly is her ability to get ahead of the count... that sets her up for her rise ball, which is her ace pitch.
“She’s a competitor, and today, she showed that she wanted to be just that.”
Enumclaw leadoff hitter Nadia Flaherty went 4-for-5 with two doubles and two RBI, helping the Hornets to their ninth straight victory.
AUBURN MOUNTAINVIEW 26, KENT MERIDIAN 0
A rising freshman in Auburn just threw her first-career no-hitter.
Lions righty Tessa Trippy silenced Kent Meridian across five no-hit innings and plated five runs on four hits at the plate, guiding Auburn Mountainview to a 26-0 rout on Wednesday.
Trippy faced two batters over the minimum, allowing two walks with 12 strikeouts. The Lions leadoff hitter reached in all five plate appearances, going 4-for-4 with three doubles, a walk, two runs, and five RBI.
Auburn Mountainview’s Mia Heigh homered in the third inning, and the Lions scored at least four runs in every frame.
Lions LF Lauren Mattioli went 3-for-5 with four runs and four RBI in Auburn Mountainview’s third straight win.
3A PSL
RIVER RIDGE 5, TIMBERLINE 4
Alyssa Shandley’s dramatic walk-off single lifted River Ridge over Timberline on Wednesday afternoon.
With two outs and the bases loaded, Shandley drove the first pitch through the middle to score Lana Trinidad and deliver River Ridge’s fourth straight win.
And Shandley, the Hawks starter, notched a complete game — allowing five hits and four runs (three earned) with one walk and four strikeouts.
Timberline’s Nevaeh Haagen launched a two-run home run in the second inning and went 2-for-3 with a run and two RBI.
MORE SCORES
4A SPSL
Graham-Kapowsin 13, Bonney Lake 1
Bethel 22, Spanaway Lake 2
South Kitsap 9, Sumner 7
Olympia 5, Yelm 2
4A NPSL
Stadium 10, Kentwood 9
Mount Rainier 18, Auburn 0
Auburn Riverside 14, Kennedy Catholic 0
3A NPSL
Decatur 22, Todd Beamer 0
3A PSL
Gig Harbor 14, Lincoln 0
Central Kitsap 16, Mount Tahoma 1
Silas 14, Bellarmine Prep 10
North Thurston 31, Lakes 0
Peninsula 22, Capital 1
This story will be updated.
This story was originally published April 23, 2025 at 7:42 PM.
