Herald staff
EDMONDS – Meadowdale made sure to spread the wealth on senior night.
Six players had goals or assists, and everyone on the team played in the Mavericks’ Western Conference South victory over Lynnwood. Goalkeeper Ryan Bluhm recorded his seventh shutout in 15 games, but the pressure was usually on the other end of the field. Meadowdale outshot the winless Royals 29-7.
“Our shots-to-goals ratio was pretty good tonight,” Meadowdale coach Darrell Hamilton said after the game. “Everyone out there played well.”
Lamar Anderson scored twice, and Eric Marty had a goal and two assists.
Meadowdale had hoped to be in position to earn a share of the Wesco title with a win Saturday, but Thursday’s loss to Mariner eliminated them from contention. Still, Hamilton is encouraged by his team’s late season play and chances to advance. Along with Saturday’s win, Meadowdale tied nationally heralded Jackson last Tuesday.
“We feel very good about how we’re playing. We still have a great chance at making state, so that’s what we’re shooting for,” he said.
Baseball
Stanwood 9, Oak Harbor 4: Justin Jamieson went 2-for-3, including two runs and an RBI, powering Stanwood to the victory over their Wesco North rival.
Toschner and Northrup. Oxford and Nekuda, Prasser (5). WP-Toschner (not reported). LP-Oxford (3-4). 2B-Wickstrom (OH), Martinez (S), Goodwin (S). 3B-Cardinal (OH), Gagnon (OH). Records-Stanwood: 8-6 in division, 10-7 overall. Oak Harbor: 5-11, 7-12. |
Mariner 8, Shorecrest 0: Catcher Adam Sadoski went 2-for-3, including a double, a run scored and two RBI in the Wesco South victory.
Flowers, Gregory (6) and Workman. Dailey and Sadoski. WP-Dailey (2-3). LP-Flowers (not reported). 2B-Sadoski (M). Records-Shorecrest 7-9 in division, 9-9 overall. Mariner 3-13, 3-14. |
Mount Vernon 7, Cascade 6: Mount Vernon’s Beau Seabury hit a solo home run in the top of the eighth proved to be the difference in the game.
Kendrick, Rindal (8) and Seabury. Pugmire, Schroeder (6) and McDonnell. WP-Rindal. LP-Schroeder (4-1). 2B-Schroeder (Cas), B. Snow (Cas). HR-Adkins (MV), Seabury (MV), McDonnell (Cas). Records-Mount Vernon: 14-0 in division, 17-0 overall. Cascade: 8-6, 10-7. |
Meridian 8, Bellingham 3: Meridian pitcher Josh Madeira helped his own effort by going 2-for-3 from the plate with a double and three RBI in earning the non-league win.
Morris, Madeira (4), Slesk (6), Blair (7) and Nightingale. Gordon, Twining (4), Fish (7) and McAllister, Fulton (5). WP-Madeira (2-2). LP-Twining. 2B-Ruzicka (M), Madeira (M), Slesk 2 (M), VanDiest (M), Fulton (B), Lehman (B). 3B-Murray (M), Blair (M). Records-Meridian: 8-7 in league, 9-8 overall. |
Fastpitch softball
Nooksack Valley 7-4, Royal City 4-3: Kristina Wilburn won the first game after pitching.three scoreless innings, and won the second after entering in the fifth inning.
K. Wilburn, Handy (4), Solem (6), Iverson (7) and A. Wilburn. Berlay and Wagner. WP-Wilburn (10-2). LP-Berlay. 2B-Verkist (NV), Dixon (RC).
Deem, Handy (2), Iverson (3), K. Wilburn (5) and A. Wilburn, Steiner (5). Mathis and Wagner. WP-Wilburn (11-2). LP-Mathis. 2B-Mathis (RC), Bolin (NV). Records-Nooksack Valley: 11-2 overall. |
Lakewood 12, Squalicum 0: Karah Kaska hit a single and a double, and caught Lakewood’s second victory of the season.
Wren and Kaska. Not reported. WP-Wren (2-4). LP-Not reported. 2B-Kaska (L), Loucks (L). |
Lakewood 8, Lynden Christian JV 1: Catcher Shannon Cook scored two runs, and was 2-for-3 in the non-conference victory for Lakewood.
Not reported. Hellstrom and Cook. WP-Hellstrom (1-5). LP-not reported. Records-Lakewood 3-9 overall. |
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