The Tuesday Morning Blast

This Day – Scores and links from around The Blast Zone; plus Kelso vs Camas softball ('09)

Blast Zone Media

Apr 14, 2026

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High School Baseball

Kelso 10, Evergreen 0 (6 inn.)
Ilwaco 16, Chief Leschi 0 (3 inn.)
Ilwaco 22, Chief Leschi 0 (3 inn.)
Napavine 20, Wahkiakum 6 (5 inn.)
Clatskanie 5, Nestucca 3
Rainier 5, Valley Catholic 4

High School Softball

Toutle Lake 19, King’s Way 4
Toledo 13, Rainier (WA) 3 (6 inn.)
Naselle 10, Montesano (JV) 9

High School Boys Soccer

Seton Catholic 3, Toledo-Winlock 0
Onalaska 3, Kalam 0

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This Day In History

April 14, 2009: Crystal Nyman dials up 16 strikeouts in a no-hitter, and the Kelso bats reward her with just enough offense to come away with a 2-0 win over Camas. After three scoreless frames, Karina Paavola broke the deadlock in the fourth inning with an RBI single. Nyman walked the tightrope the rest of the way, with Jenna DeRosier finally providing some insurance with a solo home run in the top of the seventh.

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Games of The Day

High School Softball

Kelso vs Prairie

Tam O’Shanter Park, 4 p.m.

High School Baseball

Castle Rock vs Fort Vancouver

Rocketman Field, 4:30 p.m.

Food (Line) Drive

The student at Mark Morris and R.A. Long High Schools have been working behind the scenes in order to rally support for the annual Civil War Food Drive.

With Longview’s two public high school set to play their regular season series this week, the primary day for the food drive is slated to take place on Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Students from Mark Morris congregate in front of Grocery Outlet on Ocean Beach Highway during the spring of 2025 as part of the annual Civil War Food Drive. / Photo courtesy of Mark Morris ASB

“It’s less of a competition this year and more of a collaborative effort, with the primary goal of collecting as much food as possible for donation to Lower Columbia Cap,” MM ASB president Anabelle Schellenberg said.

Donations can be made directly at Grocery Outlet, Fred Myers, Safeway (on Ocean Beach Hwy), and WalMart (on 7th Ave.). Each location will include bins with the R.A. Long and Mark Morris logos, so be sure to choose wisely when making your donation.

Donation sites will be in operation through April 24, and students may donate within their schools from April 20-24.