Prairie's Moore Dominates, Softball Standouts Shine

0:00Prairie's Mackenzie Moore dominated on the mound with a 5-inning 3-hit shut-out, striking out 7 and walking 2 as the Falcons crushed. Heritage 11-to-nothing in Greater St. Helens' League softball. She backed it up at the plate, going 2-for-3 with a 2-run homer in the second and a 2-run double in the fifth. Paid Miller followed with a homer that scored more, then Kylie Moore hit back-to-back bombs with a solo shot helping Prairie improve to 7-and. Moore overall, 2-0 in league, while handing Heritage their first league loss at 7-and-5. Shifting to baseball, Seaton Catholics Colin Hoganboom went 3-for-5 with a 2-run double in a 14-to-1 route of Columbia White Salmon, staying unbeaten in Tricholig. La Centres, Will Anderson, smashed 3-for-4 with 2 doubles in a 2-run triple, scoring 3-in an 11-to-5 win over Kalama. Over in track, Elsie's herald from Mark Morris set a 2-way best in the 100 hurdles at 14.83

1:02seconds and a personal best. 57.10 in the 400. Kelsos Brandon Thomas Jr. swept high jump, 1-10 hurdles and 300 hurdles against Mountain View, while Kamis is Kylie Moore through. Discuss 128 feet, 11 inches, second in 4-a. Softball standouts kept rolling with Skyview's Malia Figueroa and Audrey Jackson each 3-for-4. Homer and 3-RBI in a 13-to-1 win at. Kamis and Mountain View's Layla Rave, driving in 3-in a 17-to-3 blowout. That's the latest high school heat keeping Southwest Washington buzzing. That's your update from Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.