Bothell’s Brian McAfee was a one-man wrecking machine for the Cougars on Wednesday against Issaquah, as the Cornell-bound senior pitched a one-hitter while striking out 10 Eagles in a complete-game 1-0 win.

McAfee also scored Bothell’s lone run in the pitcher’s duel, a solo shot in the second inning against Eagles’ ace Andrew Kemmerer, who allowed just four hits while striking out five.

Sam Lee (1-for-3) and Brad Monson (1-for-2) notched the other hits for Bothell, which improved to 7-1 in 4A Kingco play and 9-3 overall.

The Cougars play again tonight against No. 6 Newport, at Newport High, first pitch at 4 p.m.

Bothell boys’ track beats Redmond

The visiting Bothell boys’ track team had no trouble beating Redmond in a 4A Kingco meet on Thursday, winning 11 of 15 events.

On the oval, Wendell Galvan led a pack of Cougars in the 100 meters in 11.9 seconds, with Chayce Sather taking the 200 meters in 24.1.  Junior James LeGrelsey broke five minutes for the first time this season in the 1600 meters, running 4:58.10 for the win, and Jordan Claudon’s 17.6 run in the 110 meter event beat out a big pack of Redmond hurdlers who finished 2nd through 6th.

Bothell also took the 400 relay event, with Dylan Langston, Will McIntyre, Luke Proulx and Trent Sewell combining for a time of 44.1 seconds.

In the field, the Cougars won everything but the javelin event. Brendan Peterson notched a new season-best with a shot put launch of 48 feet, 1.75 inches, and Peterson also won the discus, edging out teammate Greg Williams with a throw of 109-7.

Bothell also swept the jump events with Greg Williams (high jump, 5-4), Danny Wilson (long jump, 19-9) and Claudon (triple jump, 41-11) all winning for the Cougars.

Viking track teams win double-dual

Both the Inglemoor girls’ and boys’ track teams were victorious at a double-dual meet against Issaquah and Woodinville on Thursday afternoon at Issaquah High School.

For the boys’ team, individual winners included senior Jordan Gray, winning the 200 meters in 23.5 seconds, Brian Moran taking the 400 meters in 54.2, Michael Chun edging out Woodinville junior Michael James in 2:11.60 in the 800 meters, and Colin O’Neil winning the grueling 3200 meters in 10:20.80.

Alex Carson won the Discus with a toss of 99 feet, 1 inch, for the Vikings’ only win in the field events.

On the girls’ side, Inglemoor dominated the distance events, with Katie Hungerford (2:27.70) and Kyra Burke (2:30.60) finishing 1-2 in the 800 meters, Tansey Lystad taking the 1600 meters in 5:36.90. Behind Woodinville’s Anna Hill, the Vikings took second and third in the 3200 meters with Anna Bjarvin and Kendal Crawford both running 13:37 times.

Hurdling specialist Erin Allen shined in both events, winning the 100 meters in 15.2 and edging teammate Becca Berge (15.5), and Allen also won the 300 meters in a season-best 45.10.

The 400 relay squad of Berge, Allen, Hannah Stevenson and Melissa Harris won in 51.6.

In the field, Inglemoor’s only win came in the discus, as Emily Anderson’s toss of 77-9 was good for a win.

The Vikings will be participating in the Pasco Invitational this weekend at Edgar Brown Stadium, starting at 9:30 a.m.