By Tim Clinton
SPORTS EDITOR

Still earns five saves for St. Martin's

BILLINGS, Mont. – The Saint Martin's University women's soccer team fell 2-0 Saturday afternoon at Yellowjackets Field against Montana State University Billings despite getting five saves from Mount Rainier High School graduate Chelsie Still.
It was only Still's fourth game played at goalkeeper.
"Conceding the two goals in the first half was a difficult task," said Director of Soccer Rob Walker. "Chelsie Still stepped up in to help with our goalkeeping temporarily and had a good second half with some heady saves and good distribution. All in all a tough day but we are looking forward to our game versus Western Washington on Tuesday."
The Saints fall to 1-11 overall and 0-8 in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, while MSUB moves to 6-5-2 overall and 4-4-1 in league play.
Saint Martin's is back in action on Tuesday at the SMU Soccer Field to see Western Washington University at 3 p.m. The Saints game on Nov. 22 against Mills College has been cancelled.

McPherson, Viks win 16th straight

Kennedy Catholic graduate Jennica McPherson helped the Western Washington University women's volleyball team to its 16th consecutive victory Saturday.
McPherson scored four kills and had three assists, one ace and nine digs in a 25-19, 25-23, 25-20 win over the University of Alaska.
McPherson is a senior hitter from Seattle.

Season ends for Kela, Conger

Chief Sealth graduate Keone Kela and Federal Way native Hank Conger both saw their Major League Baseball seasons end in their fifth games of the American League first round playoffs.
Kela and the Texas Rangers lost to the Toronto Blue Jays and Conger and the Houston Astros were edged out by the Kansas City Royals.
Kela is a relief pitcher for Texas and Conger​ is a catcher for Houston.