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Pacific Scoreboard: Oct. 3, 2013
Stars and Stripes
October 3, 2013
Kadena's Rita Feight smacks a forehand return against Mary Neitzke of Kubasaki during Thursday's Okinawa Activities Council tennis tie at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa. Feight won her singles match 8-2, then teamed with Abby Traylor to beat Neitzke and Sarah Walter 8-3. (Marie Obsuna/Special to Stars and Stripes)
Kadena's Rita Feight smacks a forehand return against Mary Neitzke of Kubasaki during Thursday's Okinawa Activities Council tennis tie at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa. Feight won her singles match 8-2, then teamed with Abby Traylor to beat Neitzke and Sarah Walter 8-3. (Marie Obsuna/Special to Stars and Stripes)
Kadena's Nicholas Lay hits a forehand return against Kubasaki doubles pair Brenden Neu and Mark Ebarle during Thursday's Okinawa Activities Council tennis tie at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa. Lay and Daniel Wartella teamed to beat Neu and Ebarle 6-2, 6-7 (3-7), 7-6 (7-5). Neu beat Lay in singles play 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-0). (Marie Obsuna/Special to Stars and Stripes)
High school
Cross country JapanKanto Plain Association of Secondary Schools final standingsBoys American School In Japan 7-0, Nile C. Kinnick 6-1, St. Mary’s International and Yokota 4-3, Yokohama International and Zama American 3-4, St. Maur International 1-6, Christian Academy Japan 0-7Girls Seisen International 8-0, International School of the Sacred Heart 7-1, American School In Japan 6-2, Nile C. Kinnick 5-3, St. Maur International 4-4, Christian Academy Japan 3-5, Yokohama International, Yokota and Zama American 1-7 Thursday at Tama Hills Recreation AreaBoys (2.9-mile course)Kinnick 24, Yokota 33 Kinnick 22, Zama 33 Zama 26, Yokota 31 ASIJ 23, Kinnick 34 ASIJ 17, St. Mary’s 40 Kinnick 23, St. Mary’s 32 1, Daniel Galvin, Yokota, 15 minutes, 8.6 seconds; 2, Ryan Nishida, ASIJ, 15:29.4; 3, Evan Yukevich, ASIJ, 15:31.9; 4, Aaron Russ, Kinnick, 15:45.3; 5, Jarrell Hibler, Zama, 15:54.5; 6, Ethan Russ, Kinnick, 16:03.7; 7, Kye Arbuckle, CAJ, 16:04.7; 8, Matt Camacho, Zama, 16:27.2; 9, Keiichiro Kinushita, ASIJ, 16:31.2; 10, Thomas Richter, St. Mary’s, 16:44.4.Girls (2.1-mile course)Kinnick 19, Yokota 38 Kinnick 16, Zama 45 Yokota 21, Zama 34 ASIJ 25, Kinnick 32 Seisen 21, ASIJ 37 Seisen 23, Kinnick 36 1, Tanya Riordan, ASIJ, 13 minutes, 23.0 seconds; 2, Elisha Dareing, Kinnick, 13:33.6; 3, Lisa Kwak, Seisen, 13:43.0; 4, Maku Itakura, Seisen, 13:45.6; 5, Cassie Burger, Kinnick, 14:14.0; 6, Marie Kloeck, Seisen, 14:16.6; 7, Kaye Mathies, Seisen, 14:25.8; 8, Lisa Watanuki, ASIJ, 14:34.0; 9, Eden Oba, Seisen, 14:35.8; 10, Mina McClure, ASIJ, 14:38.8.
Tennis South KoreaWednesday at SeoulBoys Seoul Foreign 5, Korea International 0 Singles Jeffrey Kim def. David Han 8-1; James Hahn def. Andy Yang 8-2; Seon Woo Kim def. Terry Kim 8-2Doubles Armaan Amin-Javaheri and Mark Chang def. James Huh and Jake Lee 8-1; Peter Lee and Sean Franiak def. Sean Baik and Chan Ha Hong 8-0Girls Seoul Foreign 5, Korea International 0 Singles Jae-hyun Kim def. Julia Kim 8-0; Michelle Richardson def. Sujin Cho 8-0 Hannah Ough def. Jackie Lee 8-1Doubles Sarah Kim and Jenny Choi def. Jane Jho and Hannah Byun 8-1; Lauren Chang and Chloe Lee def. So Young Jeon and Jiyoon Kang 8-1.
OkinawaThursday at Kadena Air BaseBoys Kubasaki 8, Kadena 1 Singles Brenden Neu, Kubasaki, def. Nicholas Lay 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-0); Mark Ebarle, Kubasaki, def. Deniel Wartella 8-2; Paul Tubat, Kubasaki, def. Daniel Prieto 8-6; Eric Heck, Kubasaki, def. Stephen Black 8-5; Adam Sami, Kubasaki, def. Britain Young 8-3; Nick Barrett, Kubasaki, def. Dylan Nowlin 9-8 (7-2)Doubles Lay-Wartella def. Neu-Ebarle 6-2, 6-7 (3-7), 7-6 (7-5); Tubat-Heck def. Prieto-Black 8-1; Sami-N. Barrett def. Young-Nowlin 8-4Girls Kadena 9, Kubaaski 0 Singles Kristin Howard def. Sydney Johnson 6-0, 6-0; Alex Howard def. Allie Powers 8-3; Abby Traylor def. Sarah Walter 8-5; Rita Feight def. Mary Neitzke 8-2; Allison Bass def. Leigh Trumble 8-5; Megan McClain def. Julie Mathis 8-2Doubles K. Howard-A. Howard def. Johnson-Powers 6-4, 6-0; Traylor-Feight def. Walter-Neitzke 8-3; Bass-McClain def. Trumble-Mathis 8-1.
Girls volleyball South KoreaYongsan International-Seoul def. Osan American 25-22, 25-20, 25-21 Wednesday at SeoulSpike kills — YIS-S: Jessica Jun 6; Osan: Andrea Carandang 8, Ashley Becker 6, Bianca Reyes 6. Digs — YIS-S: Hyerin Park 6; Osan: Marticia Madison 8, Carandang 6, Reyes 6. Set assists — YIS-S: Hannah Ikeda 10; Osan: Reyes 10.
OkinawaKubasaki def. Kadena 25-19, 25-13, 25-17 Thursday at Camp FosterSpike kills — Kubasaki: Sara Frazier 8, Kelsey Rogers 7, Kaelyn Francis 7. Aces — Kubasaki: Francis 7. Digs — Kubasaki: Rogers 8; Kadena: Jaeda Flores 5. Set assists — Kubasaki: Mirando Fino 30; Kadena: Rachel Allison 17. Block points — Kubasaki: Ameyna Jackson 3.
JapanASIJ def. Yokota 25-9, 25-17, 25-10 Thursday at Yokota Air BaseSpike kills — ASIJ: Alex Hernandez 11 in 13 attempts, Liz Thornton 8 in 12 attempts; Yokota: Sarah Claypool 7. Digs — Yokota: Claypool 5. Setassists — Yokota: Kristi Coleman 13.Christian Academy Japan def. International School of the Sacred Heart 25-21, 20-25, 25-18, 14-25, 15-11 Tuesday at TokyoKinnick def. Zama 25-10, 26-24, 25-13 Tuesday at Yokosuka Naval BaseSpike kills — Zama: Katrina Reid 8. Digs — Zama: Rachel Boyle 9, Janilla Chitamin 8. Set assists — Zama: Hina Ogawa 7.