Herald staff
EVERETT – Phil June won the 200-yard individual medley and 500 freestyle to help Everett defeat district rival Cascade 101-69 Friday in a non-league boys swimming dual meet.
Everett swimmers won every race and all three relays. Cascade’s only victory came in the diving competition.
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Lake Stevens led at halftime, but the Wolverines’ running game took over late for a 31-21 final.
Lake Stevens loses again, three other local teams blank opponents.
Glacier Peak, Arlington and Meadowdale all earned multi-goal shutouts.
Whitney Williams, Kieren Raney and Randy Smith are on track to set new records this season.
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Seven individuals and one team will be inducted as prep and college athletes are honored.
Expectations during practice drills paid off in season-opening victory over Denver.
Boise State, Fresno State, Colorado State and SDSU bring current total to six members for 2026.
Jackson, Monroe, Snohomish, Edmonds-Woodway and Mountlake Terrace all bageled their opponents.
Lake Stevens and Stanwood each earned wins.
Lynnwood, Glacier Peak, Monroe and Cascade all earned wins.
Curtis wins the battle of two Vikings teams with state-title aspirations.
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