A capsule look at all eight local teams that will be playing in state tournament games, six of which are top-1o seeds.
The sixth-seeded Warriors win a second-round game to open the day, but fall to No. 3 West Seattle in a tight 3-1 contest.
Home runs from Sysum and Pelletier, plus a superb outing from Sherwood, lift the T-wolves past the previously unbeaten Cougars 2-1.
Behind strong pitching and a potent offense, the Grizzlies beat Eastlake 9-0 for a third straight shutout in a must-win game.
The Knights bounce back from an opening-round loss to win two loser-out games, capped by a 5-1 victory over the Wolves.
The Timberwolves roll past Skyline in the district semifinals and will face undefeated Bothell for the district title Friday.
The senior took home the 3A state championship in the 400 last season and is looking for even more hardware this time around.
The Bearcats jump out to an early lead and receive strong pitching in a 6-1 opening-round win over the Rams.
Diego Escandon drives in brother Cruz for the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning.
The Bearcats score six unanswered runs and work out of two bases-loaded jams in a 6-2 win.
The T-wolves suffer a heartbreaking 3-2 defeat in double OT of a winner-to-state, loser-out match in the bi-district tournament.
The former Ingraham head coach takes over for Riley Bettinger after the Wildcats went 8-12 last season.
Faith Jordan and Laila Carpenter both homer twice as the Grizzlies win 13-3 to secure the final bi-district bid from Wesco 4A.
The senior joins Blake Snell, Riley O’Brien, Ian Oxnevad and others as an elite arm that has been developed by the program.
The Panthers get key plays on offense and clutch pitching in a 3-2 Wesco 3A/2A win over the Bruins.
Wesco 4A’s top two teams split the first two games of a three-game series and Friday’s contest will decide the league crown.
The 33rd edition of the county’s largest prep track and field meet saw plenty of impressive marks, including the nation’s top girls long jump.
