Brazil, Bosnia reach final

TUKWILA — Anderson "Primo" Santos scored three goals last night to help Brazil beat Mexico 5-0 in the semifinals of the All Nations Cup soccer tournament at the Starfire Sports Complex.

In the other semifinal, Bosnia got goals from four different players to beat Russia 4-2.

Bosnia and Brazil will play in Sunday's championship game at 6 p.m. at Qwest Field. The third-place game at 4 p.m. will pit Russia vs. Mexico. The All Nations Cup all-star game is scheduled for 2 p.m.

Ticket prices for Sunday's games at Qwest Field are $12 for general admission and $5 for youths (6-12). Children 5 and under are admitted free.

An all-star practice, representing 27 teams, will be tonight at 8 at the Starfire Sports Complex.

Besides Santos' three goals, Brazil got goals from Eduardo Da Silva and Flavio Oliveira in its semifinal victory over Mexico.

Alen Fikit, Nermin Hasific, Amir Zejo and Samir Zejo scored in Bosnia's semifinal win over Russia. Dieter Segura scored twice for Russia.

Jason Moore reaches Junior quarterfinals

Jason Moore, younger brother of U.S. Amateur champion Ryan Moore, won two matches by 1-up scores at the Pacific Northwest Junior Boys Championship at the Spokane Country Club. Moore, who will be a junior at Rogers High School in Puyallup, beat medalist Joel Dahmen of Clarkston and Scott Barton of Bend, Ore., to advance to today's quarterfinals.

Others advancing to the quarterfinal round included Jake Skinner of Boise, Kyle Stanley of Gig Harbor, Brad Blakley of Spokane, Landon Banks of Portland, Tyson McFarland of Rexburg, Idaho, and Tyler Wendelken and John Wise of Issaquah.

Medalist Kim advances in Junior girls event

Medalist Caroline Kim of Port Coquitlam, B.C., easily handled her opponent, winning 5 and 4, and advanced to the second round of the Pacific Northwest Junior Girls Championship at Lakeland Village Golf Club in Allyn.

Blair Ressler of Bellingham, the 2004 Washington State Women's Amateur champion, also advanced.

Other winners included Elizabeth Jarrett of Bend, Ore., Molly Black of Bend, Seo Hee Moon of Mukilteo, Brittany Tallman of Issaquah, Jordan Allyne of Bellevue and Christy Yun of University Place.

Notes

• Michael Koenen, a senior punter for Western Washington University's football team, has been named to a second All-America team, this time a second-teamer by D2football.com. Earlier he was named to Don Hansen's Football Gazette All-America team. Koenen, from Ferndale, has a 43.1 career punting average.

• Tom Sovay of Harbour Pointe Golf Club won the Pacific Northwest PGA Club Professional Championship at Aspen Lakes in Sisters, Ore., with a seven-under-par 209. Sovay had rounds of 71, 68 and 70. He won by four strokes over Bob Rannow of Sandpines Golf Links and Michael Combs of Canyon Lakes.

• Washington State seniors Kaeo Rubin and Dane Renkert have been named to the Pacific International League's all-star team following a summer of baseball. Sophomore Jeff Miller and former Cougars Greg Keim and Brandon Hundt also earned all-star recognition.

• Members of the Bull Stewart Dream Team took second place in the team competition at the 2004 monstermuscle.com National BenchPress and Dead Lift Championships in Portland. The team included four women and three teenagers, ranging in age from 15 to 53.

First-place finishers included 15-year-olds Andrew Stewart II (132 pounds) and Maurice Williams (165 pounds), sons of Bull Stewart and first-time lifters. Mick Stevens, 53, finished first in the dead lift for Master's men (198 pounds).

• Coach Paul Wulff liked what he saw yesterday in Eastern Washington University's final football scrimmage of fall camp, but that didn't apply to the weather.

When they open the season next Thursday against Nicholls State in Thibodeaux, La., in a matter of a week the Eagles will go from rainy and cool playing conditions to hot and humid.

"It's surely not good for having to play next week in Louisiana," said Wulff after his team played for the fourth straight day in unseasonably cool and wet weather.

Eastern's offensive squads moved the ball well, scoring two touchdowns and generating 191 yards in just 31 plays.