YAKIMA -- Relying on their defenses to do most of the work, Sunnyside and Grandview took care of home-field business on Tuesday and advanced in the state boys soccer playoffs. After a scoreless first half, Sunnyside pulled away for a 2-0 victory over Kamiakin in the first round of the Class 3A playoffs and extended its win streak to 10 matches. In the 2A playoffs, Grandview outlasted West Valley of Spokane 1-0 in double overtime on Sammy Villa's goal in the 89th minute. Both teams will remain at home for the quarterfinals. Grandview (15-3) will host Cheney (18-1) on at 5 p.m. Friday and Sunnyside (16-3) will host Kennedy (14-4) on Saturday.  CLASS 3A STATE SUNNYSIDE 2, KAMIAKIN 0: At Sunnyside, Jordan Esqueda scored the first goal and assisted on the second as the Grizzlies advanced to the Class 3A state quarterfinals. Joaquin Perez made nine saves for Sunnyside, which will host Kennedy on Saturday. "We have had great communication between our keeper and the defenders," coach Juan Pineda said. "One mistake in the back, and you pay a price. But our team is very disciplined as far as how we regroup and move the ball out. "It's the second time we've advanced this far. We just have to keep working hard, be humble and take them one match at a time." Kennedy battled Eastmont to a scoreless tie on Tuesday and then won in a shootout, 7-6.  First half: No scoring. Second half: 1, Sunnyside, Jordan Esqueda, 66:00; 2, Sunnyside, Brian Galvan (Esqueda), 72:00. Saves: Dillon Braich (K) 12; Joaquin Perez (S) 9.  CLASS 2A STATE GRANDVIEW 1, WEST VALLEY-SPOKANE 0 (2OT): At Grandview, late in the second overtime, Cesar Barriga fired a shot that West Valley goalkeeper Nick Brown stopped for his 24th saves. But the blocked shot glanced away from Brown and Villa was in the right place to nail the winner. "I was so glad we won it there because I'd hate to face (Brown) in a shootout," said Grandview coach Anne Holden. "We had a ton of opportunities (24 shots) and I told the guys 'Just keep doing what you're doing.' We just had to keep the pressure on and sooner or later one would go in." Cheney ousted Othello 3-0. In the upper half of the bracket, Quincy beat Medical Lake 5-1 and will host Port Townsend on Saturday.  First half: No scoring. Second half: No scoring. 1st overtime: No scoring. 2nd overtime: 1, Grandview, Sammy Villa, 89:00. Saves: Nick Brown (WV) 24, Teclo Perez (S) 5.  GOLF Harris leads three Selah qualifiers OTHELLO -- Emily Harris lost out on medalist honors in a sudden-death playoff, but the Selah golfer was one of three Vikings earning Class 2A state berths following Tuesday's CWAC district meet at Sage Hills Golf Course. Harris and Othello's Ashley Amoruso both shot 89, but Amoruso prevailed in the playoff. Joining Harris at state will be teammates Sonia Taylor and Brittney Wells. Ellensburg will also send three to state -- Kim Ellis, Nevada Carraway and Maria Hedrick, while East Valley qualified two, Raechel Chandler and Katlin DeWitt, and Wapato's Wendy Lopez also advanced.  * In the CBL 4A district meet in the Tri-Cities, Eisenhower's Brad Donahue had a 36-hole total of 165, which left him tied for sixth and earned him a state berth.  CWAC District GIRLS Team scores: 1, Othello 392; 2, Selah 413; 3, Ellensburg 418; 4, Ephrata 434; 5, East Valley 462; 6, Wapato 467; 7, Toppenish 595; Prosser and Grandview incomplete. Medalist: Ashley Amoruso (O) 89 (won in playoff). At Sage Hills, par 73. State qualifiers: 1, Amoruso (O) 89; 2, Emily Harris (Se) 89; 3, (tie) Breanne Duff (Ep) 90, Kim Ellis (Ell) 90; 5, (tie) Raechel Chandler (EV) 96, Katie Gardner (O) 96; 7, Sonia Taylor (Se) 100; 8, Brittney Wells (Se) 101; 9, Caroline Borba (O) 102; 10, (tie) Sable Endicott (Ep) 105, Erica Rattray (O) 105; 12, Katlin DeWitt (EV) 106; 13, Nevada Caraway (Ell) 107; 14, Wendy Lopez (W) 108; 15, Maria Hedreck (Ell) 109. Alternate: Marisa Juarez (O) 109. Selah: Harris 89, Taylor 100, Wells 101, Megan Jones 123, Ashley Anderson 138, Ashley Hatfield 165. Ellensburg: Ellis 90, Caraway 107, Hedrick 109, Elaina Mallergaard 112, Lianne Day 117, Hadli Farrand 142. East Valley: Chandler 96, DeWitt 106, Cheyenne Schrank 127, Mia Zarate 133, Kim Troendel 157. Wapato: W. Lopez 108, Megan Lopez 116, Claudia Loza 117, Jaylene Gomez 126. Toppenish: Sofia Segura 114, Stefani Leon 121, Melody Kezar 126, Victoria Segura 144. Grandview: Katie Veloz 110, Ivette Frias 153. Prosser: Candice Cooper 109, Adrianna Bousquet 131, Kendra Smith 139.  CBL 4A district BOYS (Team scores not reported) Medalist: Scott Paine (Wenatchee) 73-82--155. At Horn Rapids and Meadow Springs, both par 72. Eisenhower results: 6, (tie) Brad Donahue 77 88--165*; Tyler Callaway 106-99--205; Tim Elkington 112-108--220; Edward Curtin 116-115--231; Brok Duffield 113-121--234; Dustin Hopfinger 125-124--249. *--Qualified for state.  TENNIS Chang third in CBL 4A district Rebounding from a semifinal loss, Davis' Abe Chang defeated Eisenhower's Nathan Mount in the match for third and fourth place in the CBL 4A district tennis tournament that concluded Monday at Kissel Park. Chang beat Mount 6-2, 6-1. Ike's Eric Bemis also lost in the boys singles semifinals and wound up sixth. In girls singles, Davis' Katie Kunkel-Patterson finished sixth. Qualifiers advance to the regional tournament Friday and Saturday in Spokane.  Boys Singles Semifinals: Zuroske (Richland) d. Eric Bemis (Eisenhower) 6-2, 6-1; Vidano (Wenatchee) d. Abe Chang (Davis) 6-7, 6-3, 6-0. Championship: Zuroske d. Vidano 7-5, 7-5. 3rd-4th: Chang (Dav) d. Mount (E) 6-2, 6-1. 5th-6th: Mandelia (Wen) d. Bemis (E) by injury default. Boys Doubles Semifinals: Martin-Shallman (Rich) d. DeCamp-Bird (Wen) 6-1, 7-5; Sampson-Dickey (Rich) d. Woodward-Henke (Wen) 6-4, 6-4. Championship: Martin-Shallman d. Sampson-Dickey 6-4, 7-5. 3rd-4th: Lange-Nye (Moses Lake) d. Hepp-Basel (Walla Walla) 6-1, 7-5. 5th-6th: Woodward-Henke (Wen) d. DeCamp-Bird (Wen) 6-3, 7-5. Girls Singles Semifinals: Talbot (Rich) d. Willis (Wen) 6-2, 6-2; Barnhart (Wen) d. Selph (Pasco) 7-5, 6-1. Championship: Barnhart d. Talbot 6-1, 6-2. 3rd-4th: Selph (P) d. Willis (Wen) 6-2, 6-0. 5th-6th: Itoh (P) d. Kunkel-Patterson (Dav) 6-4, 6-3. Girls Doubles Semifinals: Wood-Scheumann (Wen) d. Frederick-Johnson (ML) 6-3, 6-2; Monreal-Munguia (P) d. Sampson-Henderson (Rich) 6-0, 6-2. Championship: Wood-Scheumann d. Monreal-Munguia 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. 3rd-4th: Thompson-Dautel (Rich) d. Frederick-Johnson (ML) 3-6, 6-2, 7-5. 5th-6th: Sampson-Henderson (Rich) d. Nunez-Monguia (P) 6-0, 6-3. CWAC sub-district AT SELAH Boys Singles Championship: Rodrigo Fajardo (Gv) d. Rogelio Ruiz (Wap) 6-2, 6-2. 3rd-4th: Jake Love (Pro) d. Jakee Stahi (Top) 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-4). Girls Singles Championship: Casie Snyder (EV) d. Veronica Lopez (Wap) 6-1, 6-1. 3rd-4th: Cintia Gil (Top) d. Rosi Godinez (Gv) 6-2, 7-6 (7-2). Boys Doubles Championship: Kellen Crawford-Matthew Yound (Pro) d. Joey Diaz-Edgar Candido (Gv) 3-6, 6-2, 6-3. 3rd-4th: Garza-Enriquez (Wap) d. Stancliffe-Carriedo (Top) 1-6, 6-2, 7-6 (9-7). Girls Doubles Championship: Christine Penwell-Sydney Mottice (Gv) d. Molly Field-Susan Wilson (Pro) 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. 3rd-4th: Gonzalez-Valencia (Wap) d. Assink-Miller (EV) 6-0, 6-4.  FASTPITCH SC's Bosma throws no-hitter SUNNYSIDE -- Hilary Bosma pitched a no-hitter and drove in two runs to lead Sunnyside Christian to a 10-0 win over Thorp-Easton in a Central Washington 1B district opener on Tuesday. The Knights (17-4) advance to the district championship on Saturday in East Wenatchee and will face Pateros, a 2-1 winner over Entiat in Tuesday's other semifinal. Thorp-Easton plays Entiat in a 10 a.m. loser-out game Saturday at the Sterling Complex. SC and Pateros follow at noon.  Thorp-Easton 000 00 -- 0 0 4 Sunnyside Christian 710 02 -- 10 8 0 Hutch and Glaves; H. Bosma and M. Van Wingerden. Highlights: Hilary Bosma (SC) 1-3, 2 RBI; Naomi den Hoed (SC) 1-2, 2b; Ashley Haak (SC) 2 RBI, Melanie Van Wingerden (SC) 1-2, RBI.  SCAC PLAYOFFS ROYAL 10, GOLDENDALE 4: At Goldendale, the Knights claimed a district berth with the play-in victory and will travel to Connell for a first-round game on Thursday. Alex Counts was 3-for-4 to lead Goldendale.  Royal 011 241 1 -- 10 9 1 Goldendale 000 310 0 -- 4 13 6 Werlinger and Christianson; Blume and Hudson. Highlights: Tawnee Gonzales (R) 3-4, 3 runs, RBI; Leslie Brown (R) 2-4, 2b, 2 runs, 3 RBI; Chelsea Jahns (R) 2-3; Kayla Graff (G) 2-4, 2 runs, 2b; Alex Counts (G) 3-4, RBI; Sydney Blume (G) 2-4, RBI.  KIONA-BENTON 20, MABTON 0: At Benton City, Jayle Trull pitched a no-hitter with six strikeouts as the Bears advanced in the winner-to-district, loser-out game. Ki-Be will play at Naches Valley in a first-round game Thursday at 4 p.m.  Mabton 000 00 -- 0 0 5 Kiona-Benton 429 5x -- 20 14 1 Cuesada and Arreola; Ja. Trull and Cannon. Highlights: Rylee Cannon (KB) 3-4, 2b; Sara Vannoy (KB) 3-3, 3b; Jena Trull (KB) 3-3, 3b.   YAKIMA -- Relying on their defenses to do most of the work, Sunnyside and Grandview took care of home-field business on Tuesday and advanced in the state boys soccer playoffs. 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