As league play comes to an end for spring sports, most La Salle teams will be going to districts, state or regionals to compete for a title.

Baseball

The baseball team has gone 9-5 this season in league and 12-9 overall with two games coming up before the end of league. They beat the 2014 State Champion, Sandy, in back to back games with scores of 4-2 and 8-0. As league games come to an end this week, the boys look forward to state and feel like they have already made a statement in the Northwest Oregon Conference.

Senior night for the baseball team is Wednesday, May 13th at 5 pm, at home against Hillsboro. Come support the seniors and help them get a win over the Spartans!

Softball

With an overall record of 12-12 and 9-5 in league, La Salle’s softball team hopes to win their final two games to advance into the state playoffs. The Falcons are tied for third in league with Liberty and Hillsboro.

Senior and co-captain Shannon Stockfleth says that the next two league games this week are huge for the girls and will put them exactly where they want to be in state playoffs. “We are doing so well right now with hitting and field but, for every team, there is still room for improvement. If we hit like we are capable of doing, we will do great things on the field.”

Senior night takes place on Wednesday, May 13th at 5 pm, at home against Parkrose. Come support the three seniors, the co-captains, and the team on their special night!

Track & Field

Both the boys and girls track teams will be attending districts on Thursday and Friday of this week at St. Helens High School. Whoever places in the top two in districts will compete at state on May 21st-23rd at the University of Oregon.

During the regular track season, senior Kevin Luyamba broke the triple long jump school record, jumping 43-9-1/2 ft at the Jesuit twilight relays.

JV districts took place last Friday, May 8th, at Wilsonville High School. The boys team took sixth out of nine teams, and the girls took fifth.

On the girls side, Jasmine Gloden and Abigail Vincent both placed first and second in the 100m dash in the finals and Vincent took second in the 200m dash in the finals. Briana Fossati got second in the Javelin finals, throwing 76 ft. Gloden also took second in the long jump and first in the triple jump. The boys took away fifth place in the 200m dash with Charlie Sliney running a 25.62 sec. time. In the 100m hurdles, Nolan Thran took second and Riley McDonough took fourth.

Golf

The boys golf season will end after districts, except for Alex Yeo who has qualified for State on Thursday at Emerald Valley Golf & Resort. Girls golf has advanced to the state tournament, which will be held May 18th and 19th in Corvallis. Check back soon for more information after districts and state for both boys and girls golf.

Tennis

Girls districts started May 12th and boys started May 11th and both will be ending this Friday. Many members of the girls and boys tennis, both singles and doubles, are likely heading to state. Check back soon for another update on the end of the tennis season.