The Clark Faculty males’s basketball noticed its season finish with an 82-79 extra time loss to Treasure Valley within the first spherical of the Northwest Athletic Convention match final Friday in Pasco.
In a detailed sport all through, Clark tied the rating at 73 on Beau Swett’s 3-pointer with 26 seconds left in regulation.
The Penguins, nevertheless, went chilly in extra time going 2 for 7 from the sphere. Jackson Esary’s lay-up pulled Clark inside 81-79 with 50 seconds to play. Treasure Valley received two offensive rebounds on its subsequent possession, forcing the Penguins to foul with 15 seconds left.
After Treasure Valley made considered one of two free throws, Clark missed a possible game-tying 3-pointer on its closing possession.
Esary, a sophomore from Kalama Excessive, scored 28 factors and Terrell Moorer added 16 factors for the Penguins.
Clark (20-9) made the playoffs for the primary time since 2017 after ending tied with Portland atop the NWAC South.
Baseball
Report: 3-3.
Final week: Clark traveled to Twin Falls, Idaho for a pair of doubleheaders towards the Faculty of Southern Idaho on Friday and Saturday. Clark went 1-3 on the journey, successful the Friday opener 5-4. Quentin Anguay went 3-for-3 and hit a game-tying solo homer within the prime of the seventh. Rylan Taguchi hit a go-ahead RBI single later within the inning.
The Penguins dropped the nightcap 3-1 regardless of strong pitching. Luke Woolcott allowed 4 hits over 5 inning and Tyler Ramelli pitched three innings of scoreless aid.
Southern Idaho gained each video games on Saturday, 9-1 and 12-4.
This week: The Penguins host Treasure Valley for a pair of doubleheaders on Friday and Saturday. Video games are scheduled for midday at 3 p.m. each days at Kindsfather Subject.
Softball
Report: 2-6.
Final week: Clark went 2-2 on the NWAC Preseason Crossover within the Tri-Cites. The Penguins beat Spokane 11-8 and Skagit Valley 10-3 whereas falling to Edmonds 14-2 and Olympic 16-4.
This week: The Penguins host Clackamas in a doubleheader Thursday beginning at 3 p.m. Clark then travels to Salem, Ore. for a doubleheader towards Chemeketa on Saturday at midday.
Monitor and Subject
Final week: The Penguins competed on the Electrical Forest Open hosted by Lewis & Clark College in Portland. Freshman Koynn Williamdyke gained the 400 meters, sophomore Jackson McQuain gained the 110 hurdles, Max Ensinger gained the 400 hurdles and Nico Valdez gained the shot put. The boys’s 400 relay group of Williamdyke, McQuain, Ja’Quan Collins and Jaime Ramirez-Ortega was additionally victorious.
On the ladies’s aspect, freshman Sally Gould gained the lengthy leap, freshman April Cruz positioned second within the triple leap and Jaelyn Saler completed second within the shot put.
This week: The Penguins journey to Eugene, Ore., to compete within the Lane Open on Saturday.