Football
Herald staff
EDMONDS – Shiloh Keo rushed for 124 yards and Craig Duncan scored two touchdowns to lead the Class 1A defending state champion Archbishop Murphy Wildcats to a 41-14 victory over Lakeside Saturday in a non-conference game at Edmonds Stadium.
The Wildcats (0-0 league, 2-0 overall), now competing in Class 2A, scored three touchdowns in the first half to take a 20-0 halftime lead.
Kyle Wilkins scored from eight yards out in the first quarter followed by a 57-yard run by Keo and a 1-yard run by Stan Smith.
Aside from the strong offensive performance, Archbishop Murphy assistant coach Roger Brodniak was just as pleased with the Wildcats’ ability to hold on to the ball.
“We had no turnovers, and that was great,” Brodniak said. “We haven’t had any turnovers this season but it is important to hold on to the ball. It’s the thing that wins and loses games.”
The Wildcats finished with 353 yards and held Lakeside (0-0, 1-1) to 256.
“They (Lakeside) actually really moved the ball on us,” Brodniak said. “They executed their plays well. It was a very competitive game and that is a good thing. It is good for us to play in games like this because it shows us what we have to work on and get better at.”
Wilkins and Alex Ungs led Archbishop Murphy with 41/2 tackles apiece.
Lakeside’s Tim Schwartz caught a 17-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Drew Garfield in the third quarter and Peter Overman scored from 7 yards out in the fourth quarter.
At Edmonds Stadium
Archbishop Murphy713147-41
Lakeside0077-14
AM-Wilkins 8 run (Fritsch kick)
AM-Keo 57 run (Fritsch kick)
AM-Smith 1 run (kick fail)
AM-Duncan 6 run (Fritsch kick)
AM-Duncan 12 run (Fritsch kick)
LK-Schwartz 17 pass from Garfield (Schwartz kick)
AM-Hoerauf 5 run (Fritsch kick)
LK-Overman 7 run (Schwartz kick).
Records-Archbishop Murphy 2-0 overall. Lakeside 0-0, 1-1.
Darrington 40, Marysville-Pilchuck (JV) 14: James Dolph ran for four touchdowns and Ryan Hoveskeland added two more as Darrington defeated Marysville-Pilchuck’s JV. Hoveskeland had eight carries for 152 yards. Dolph rushed for 137 yards on 13 carries.
At Darrington
Marysville8006-14
Darrington141970-40
Darrington-Hoveskeland 7 run (Stephan kick good)
Darrington-Dolph 6 run (Stephan kick)
Marysville-Pilchuck-16 pass Barlow (run good)
Darrington-Dolph 10 run (2 pt failed)
Darrington-Dolph 35 run (2 pt failed)
Darrington-Dolph 5 run (Stephan kick)
Darrington-Hoveskeland 9 run (Stephan kick)
Marysville-5 run (run failed)
Records-Marysville 0-1 overall. Darrington 1-1.
Mount Si 28, Cedercrest 7: Robb Reisz caught a 20-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jeff Eldred and Chet Schroeter rushed for 88 yards in Cedarcrest’s non-conference loss.
At Issaquah
Cedarcrest0007-7
Mt. Si70147-28
Mount Si. -No scoring plays reported
Cedarcrest-Reisz 20 pass from Eldred (Schroeter kick)
Records-Mount Si 2-0 overall. Cedarcrest 1-1.
Girls soccer
Bishop Blanchet 5, Edmonds-Wooodway: Katie Peterson scored two goals to lead Bishop Blanchet past Edmonds-Woodway in a non-conference meeting.
At Seattle
Goals-Blanchet: Peterson 2, Knox, David, Foley. Goalkeepers-EW: McKeown. Blanchet: not reported.. Records-Edmonds-Woodway 0-1-2 overall. Blanchet not reported.
Kamiak 2, Lake Washington 1: Kelli Stewart scored her third goal in two games and Annika Fjortofp knocked in her second goal of the season to lead Kamiak to the non-conference victory.
At Kirkland
Goals-Kamiak: Fjortofp, Stewart. Lake Washington: Schultz. Goalkeepers-Kamiak: Vordal. LW: not reported. Records-Kamiak 2-0-1 overall. Lake Washington 0-1.
Sultan 2, Blaine 1: Erin Roesler scored in the 15th minute and teammate Cecily Beckers broke a 1-1 tie to lead Sultan to victory in the non-conference game.
At Mount Vernon
Goals-Sultan: Roesler, Beckers. Blaine: Nix.. Goalkeepers-Sultan: Sumpter. Blaine: not reported. Records-Sultan team 1-0 overall. Blaine 1-1.
Volleyball
Blaine 2, Granite Falls 1: At Everett, Granite Falls went 2-4 in pool play then were defeated in an elimination game by Blaine, 25-23, 19-25, 15-11, at the Mariner Classic at Mariner High School. Julie Alexander finished the day 33-of-38 on serves with 22 assists. Michaela Dudder added 18 kills and Julie Saltmarsh had 12 kills and seven blocks for Granite Falls.
Ritzville Jamboree: At Ritzville, Lindsay Bryson had 32 assists and Reiley Wricken had 14 kills in three games for Darrington during the Ritzville Jamboree. Darrington finished 1-2 on the day with a victory over Odessa 25-18, 26-24.
Snohomish County Christian 3, Seattle Lutheran 2: At Seattle, Snohomish County Christian came back from two matches down to win three straight and defeat Seattle Lutheran, 19-25, 4-25, 25-22, 25-23, 15-11. Snohomish County Christian was led by Rylee Wallace’s three kills and seven aces. Freshman Elyse Bunger contributed eight assists.
Girls cross country
Lake Stevens 25, Arlington 46, Lakewood 92, Granite Falls 95: Bailey Granstrom finished second in the 2.25-mile race with a time of 14 mintues, 58 seconds and teammates Elise Page and Kelsey Kreft finished sixth and seventh respectively to help Lake Stevens win its own invitational with 25 points.
At Lake Stevens
2.25 miles
Top finishers-1. L. McIvor (Burnaby) 14:54; 2. Granstrom (LS) 14:58; 3. H McIvor (Burnaby) 15:18; 4. Cottle (Sam) 15:36; 6. Page (LS) 15:46; 7. Kreft (LS) 15:55; 8. Gogert (LW) 16:16; 9. Greiner (Burnaby) 16:22; Wright (Arl) 16:23.
Boys cross country
Lake Stevens 38, Lakewood 59, Sammamish 78, Archbishop Murphy 98, Cedarcrest 119, Arlington 143, Granite Falls 177: Garrett Smith finished second overall and teammate Kyle VanStanten placed sixth to help Lake Stevens capture its own invitational with 38 points. Lakewood’s Tyler Rapp won the event with a time of 12 minutes and 28 seconds for the Cougars, who placed second with 59 points.
At Lake Stevens
2.25 miles
Top finishers-1. Rapp (Lakewood) 12:28; 2. Garrett (LS).12:44; 3. Zahn (Lakewood) 12:52; 4. Crum (Sam) 12:52; 5. McIvor (Bur) 12:53; 6. VanStanten (LS) 12:55; 7. Snyder (AM) 12:59; 8. Ryan (AM) 13:03; 9. Fountain (LS) 13:06; 10. Chappell (Cedarcrest) 13:11
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