MOSES LAKE — Camille Carpenter set two personal records at Moses Lake’s home meet, en route to a second-place finish in the 200 and first-place finish in the 400.

Carpenter was less than two-tenths of a second behind teammate Morgan Skone, who took first place, in the 200. In the 400, Carpenter was able to pull away from Eisenhower’s Erica Simison and teammate Morgan Yamane to win by over one second.

In her quest for a state championship, senior Elly Johnson set a season record in the discus with a throw of 129 feet, six inches. Yamane won the high jump with a leap of four feet, eight inches.

In the boys’ competition, Draven Nevarez won the javelin comfortably. His toss of 186 feet, one inch was almost 30 feet farther than the second-place mark.

Joey Robertson finished a close second behind Eisenhower’s Moise Cook in the 400.

DeChenne, Ostrowski win multiple events at CWAC meet

EPHRATA — Fresh off her record-setting day at the Quincy Invite, McCall DeChenne picked up wins in the 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles, 4x100 relay and the 4x200 relay at the CWAC league meet in Ephrata.

Along with solid depth and a few other victories by DeChenne’s teammates in other events, Ephrata was able to beat Prosser and Quincy. Selah edged the Tigers by four points.

Katelyn Ostrowski won the javelin and triple jump. Quincy’s Mashayla Schaapman tossed a 36-06 in the shot put to finish first.

Anthony Evans picked up wins in the 400 meters and 4x400 meter relay.

Boys team scores

Prosser 83.5, Ephrata 61.5

Ephrata 121, Quincy 24

Selah 93, Ephrata 52

Prosser 127, Quincy 18

Selah 127, Quincy 18

Girls team scores

Ephrata 78, Prosser 72

Ephrata 116.5, Quincy 33.5

Selah 77, Ephrata 73

Prosser 107, Quincy 38

Selah 114, Quincy 32

Girls golf

Moses Lake fourth in Yakima

YAKIMA — Charley Sanislo finished fifth overall with a score of 100 and Moses Lake finished in fourth place at Yakima Country Club.

The scores were a bit higher due to blustery winds and the cold weather.

Payton Erdmann was right behind Sanislo in sixth place with a 102. McKenna Holman and Kendall Sandhop carded 142 and 136, respectively.

Wenatchee finished first in the team standings.

4 Basin athletes recognized by WIAA

DeChenne (Ephrata), Cody Kehl (Quincy), Toby Hartzell (Soap Lake) and McDarra Von Stein (Royal) were recognized as WIAA Athletes of the Week recently.

DeChenne finished first in four events at a CWAC league meet on April 20 — the 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles, 4x100 relay and 4x200 relay. More, DeChenne set the Quincy Invite record and school record in the 300 hurdles with a time of 46.29 seconds.

Kehl was 3-for-5 against Toppenish on April 18 and totaled five RBI in a doubleheader against Wapato. Hartzell pitched a no-hitter and scored six runs in a doubleheader with Oroville.

Von Stein led Royal to a pair of wins over Columbia on April 20.