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Lady Ravens third at Henrie-Weisel invite

1 week ago | hometowndebate.com | George Kunke

RAYMOND – Eleven teams took part at the annual Henrie-Weisel Track and Field Invitational last Thursday at Leo Rubstello Track on the Raymond HS campus. Elma was victorious in both meets. The Raymond-South Bend girls were third of 10 teams, and Willapa Valley was sixth. The RSB boys finished fifth of 11 teams, and WVHS placed seventh. “The Henrie-Weisel Invitational went very well on Thursday,” RSB Head Track and Field Coach Mike Tully told the Herald.
Join the Nationwide Day of Action on April 19

1 week ago | hometowndebate.com | Karen Carter

A grassroots organization, "50501," is coordinating a nationwide day of action on April 19, and Raymond will be participating with a sign-waving rally.
Lady Titans trip up Forks twice

1 week ago | hometowndebate.com | George Kunke

MENLO – Pe Ell-Willapa Valley swept a twinbill from Forks in fastpitch softball at Trojan field in Pe Ell last Wednesday. The Titans won the opener 8-5 and took the nightcap 18-5. “In the first game our bats were able to put together 12 hits against a very capable pitcher,” PWV Head Fastpitch Coach Eric Hopfer told the Herald. “(Lauren) Matlock and (CJ) Sipp both had big hits for extra bases and (Sophia) Milanowski was the constant in our offensive equation, going 3 for 4.
Titans top ‘Cats, fall to Comets

1 week ago | hometowndebate.com | George Kunke

RAYMOND – Pe Ell-Willapa Valley split two baseball games last week – winning over Ocosta 9-5 in Westport Thursday and suffering a tough loss against Naselle, 7-6, at Pe Ell stadium on Saturday. Titan head coach Kent Smaciarz briefly recapped the two games. “It was a quick turnaround after going to Forks for two games...Came out a little sluggish and left too many runners on the bases, but we pitched a couple unproven arms and eked out a win on the road.
Raymond Blooms: Rooted on the Willapa Nursery opens its doors

2 weeks ago | hometowndebate.com | Karen Carter

Plant lovers rejoice! Doug and Lisa Stephens have officially opened Rooted on the Willapa Nursery, a dream come true for green thumbs in the north Pacific County area. Located just off Highway 105 on the corner of Airport Road and Bale Road, this new nursery boasts a fantastic selection of locally grown herbs, vegetable plants, flowers, and even some indoor greenery. For a breathtaking shopping experience to fulfill your local growing needs stop by and visit.
Titans jump off to 5-2 start in fastpitch

2 weeks ago | hometowndebate.com | George Kunke

MENLO – The Titans of Pe Ell-Willapa Valley are off to a 5-2 start in the fastpitch season despite losing to state power Adna 19-5 at AHS last Monday (March 31). “The team has been doing good thus far considering the circumstances,” PWV Head Fastpitch Coach Eric Hopfer told the Herald Monday morning. “We have had a lot of sickness going around the team. We took a long weekend off to try and recover from all of this flu stuff.
Willapa Valley competes at Rainier meet

2 weeks ago | hometowndebate.com | George Kunke

MENLO – Willapa Valley competed at the eight-team Rainier Track and Field Invitational at Rainier HS last Thursday. The Lady Vikings tied for seventh and eighth place, and the Vikings finished eighth. The host Lady Mountaineers won the girls competition and Toledo's Riverhawks were the boys invite winners. Standouts for the Vikings and Lady Vikings were Hank Swartz, Sam Sheary and Cody Strozyk. Swartz was second in the javelin. Sheary finished third in the discus and shot put.
Raymond-South Bend excels at Winlock invite

2 weeks ago | hometowndebate.com | George Kunke

RAYMOND – Raymond-South Bend competed at the Winlock Track & Field Invitational last Thursday with very good results. The Lady Ravens were a solid second and the Ravens finished third of eight competing teams in the two competitions at Winlock HS. “We had an outstanding meet at Winlock on Thursday,” RSB Head Track and Field Coach Mike Tully told the Herald. “It was the best weather we’ve had for a meet so far this year, and it definitely showed in the results.
Ravens beat Ilwaco twice, Napavine, 6-3

2 weeks ago | hometowndebate.com | George Kunke

RAYMOND – Raymond-South Bend is back on the winning track in fastpitch after sweeping Ilwaco and beating Napavine last week. The Ravens swept visiting Ilwaco in a twinbill, 7-4 and 20-6, last Tuesday (April 1) at South Bend. “Ilwaco was tough the first game but we still pulled out a W,” RSB head coach Dakota Fluke told the Herald. “The second game we came back and played how I know we can play.”In the opener, Emma Glazier socked a home run and drove in 3 runs to support winning pitcher Macey Enlow.
Sturgeon Spy Tech: WDFW tags fish in Willapa Bay

2 weeks ago | hometowndebate.com | Karen Carter

We're going to be playing 'tag, you're it' with some sturgeon! The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is launching a new project to track these ancient fish in Willapa Bay and Grays Harbor. Starting April 3, you might see a boat with a "WDFW sturgeon research banner" near the Johns River mouth, and maybe even the Chehalis River. They're using special nets to catch white sturgeon and give them a high-tech makeover.