Freshman helps Panthers dominate three-team meet

EDMONDS – Another meet, another dominating performance by the Snohomish Panthers girls track team.

Led by two wins by freshman Stephanie Cummings, the Panthers took first place in 12 of 18 events, defeating Cascade and Edmonds-Woodway Thursday in a non-conference meet at Edmonds Stadium.

Snohomish finished with 102 points, Cascade 48 and Edmonds-Woodway 38.

Cummings won the 100- and 200-meter dashes. Snohomish’s Kara Sporrong took first in the 1,600 and second in the 800 behind teammate Sahar Bala.

Edmonds-Woodway’s Jennifer Quick won the 100 hurdles and the pole vault.

At Edmonds District Stadium

Team results-Snohomish 102, Cascade 48, Edmonds-Woodway 38.

3,200-Sheppley (S) 11:54.92; 100 hurdles-Quick (EW) 16.81; 100-Cummings (S) 13.03; 1,600-Sporrong (S) 5:14.15; 400 relay-Snohomish 51.82; 400-Taylor (C) 1:01.72; 800-Bala (S) 2:29.25; 200-Cummings (S) 26.81; 300 hurdles-Jewett (S) 49.46; 800 relay-Snohomish 1:52.73; 1,600 relay-Snohomish 4:26.32; Javelin-Grebin (C) 113-0; Discus-Hampton (C) 105-10; Triple jump-Prentice (S) 32-05.25; Shot put-Ojalehto (S) 33-03; High jump-Fairbanks (S) 4-10; Long jump-Gross (C) 15-02; Pole vault-Quick (EW) 9-04.

Everett 75, Stanwood 65, Mountlake Terrace 45: At Everett, Annie Sittauer won the 100-meter dash and ran on all three winning relay teams to lead the Seagulls, who took home seven first-place finishes, to the non-league win.

At Everett Memorial Stadium

3,200-Smith (MLT) 12:51; 100 hurdles-Hanson (MLT) 16.91; 100-Sittauer (E) 13.68; 1,600-Thees (S) 5:33.60; 400 relay-Everett (Sittauer, Rochon, Dickson, Frauhenhoeltz) 53.69; 400-Olson (E) 1:04.75; 800-Koetje (S) 2:40.17; 200-Kloke (S) 27.59; 300 hurdles-Summers (S) 50.50; 800 relay-Everett (Sittauer, Rochon, Dickson, Frauhenhoeltz) 1:53.90; 1,600 relay-Everett (Tomack, MacCormack, Sittauer, Olson) 4:30.60; Javelin-Horick (MLT) 102-10; Discus-Smith (E) 102-8; Triple jump-Vance (E) 31-1; Shot put-Peterson (S) 36-1; High jump-Shaughnessy (S) 4-10; Long jump-Kloke (S) 16-11; Pole vault-Raible (S) 7-6.

Lake Stevens 117, Arlington 79, Jackson 48, Lynnwood 21: At Arlington, the Vikings had four firsts and 10 seconds to wrap up the non-league win. Arlington’s Brooklyn Holton won the 100-meter hurdles, the long jump and the triple jump.

At Arlington H.S.

3,200-Ponce (L) 11:59; 100 hurdles-Holton (A) 16.34; 100-Sam (J) 13.69; 1,600-Granstrom (LS) 5:37; 400 relay-Arlington 52.06; 400-Overdick (L) 32.42; 800-Miner (LS) 2:27.19; 200-Sam (J) 27.42; 300 hurdles-Andersen (LS) 50.54; 800 relay-Lake Stevens 1:53.6; 1,600 relay-Arlington 4:21.83; Javelin-Prause (A) 129-4; Discus-Jensen (A) 127-4.5; Triple jump-Holton (A) 34-3; Shot put-Jensen (A) 38-10; High jump-Aanstad (LS) 5-0; Long jump-Holton (A) 16-9; Pole vault-Pratt (J) 9-0.

Marysville-Pilchuck 123, Oak Harbor 35, Meadowdale 22: At Marysville, Alex McDonald (100-, 300-meter hurdles), Kaylie Kimmell (3,200, 800) and Alisha Oden (long jump, 200) won two events each leading Marysville-Pilchuck to the non-conference win. Rachel Bennett won the shot put and discus for Meadowdale.

At Quil Ceda Stadium

3,200-Kimmell (MP) 12:34.92; 100 hurdles-McDonald (MP) 17.96; 100-Runyan (MP) 13.35; 1,600-Denmon (OH) 5:44; 400 relay-Marysville-Pilchuck 52.18; 400-Nemra (MP) 1:03.55; 800-Kimmell (MP) 2:33.69; 200-Oden (MP) 27.08; 300 hurdles-McDonald (MP) 49.85; 800 relay-Marysville-Pilchuck 1:52.98; 1,600 relay-Marysville-Pilchuck 4:30.86; Javelin-Dudgeon (MP) 106-00; Discus-Bennett (M) 95-04; Triple jump-Couls (MP) 33-03; Shot put-Bennett (M) 31-03; High jump-Hanson (M) 5-02; Long jump-Oden (MP) 15-09.75; Pole vault-Mueller (MP) 10-0.

King’s 137.67, Lakewood 89, Sultan 63.33, Coupeville 49, Granite Falls 28: At Shoreline, Olivia Thomas won the 800- and 3,200-meter runs and teammate Kimi Mayhle won the 100 and the long jump to lead King’s to the Cascade Conference win. Sultan’s Krystal Paszkeicz won the shot put and the discus.

At Woolsey Stadium

3,200-Thomas (K) 12:38.06; 100 hurdles-Howe (L) 15.9; 100-Mayhle (K) 13.25; 1,600-Morrill (S) 5:47.21; 400 relay-King’s (Lill, Northey, Bremond, Mayhle) 53.97; 400-McCann (S) 1:04.1; 800-Thomas (K) 2:26.43; 200-Bremond (K) 27.49; 300 hurdles-Rosenkrance (C) 51.37; 800 relay-King’s (Bremond, Louie, Mayhle, Northey) 1:51.62; 1,600 relay-Coupeville (Gaddis, Rosenkrance, Hickey, Houk) 4:28.25; Javelin-Clauson (K) 123-11; Discus-Paszkeicz (S) 115-4; Triple jump-Butler (L) 31-1; Shot put-Paszkeicz (S) 35-8; High jump-Vass (C) 4-6; Long jump-Mayhle (K) 15-9.5; Pole vault-Hoidal (L) 8-6.

Girls tennis

Cascade 5, Oak Harbor 2: At Oak Harbor, Madison Everett picked up the win at No. 3 singles to help the Bruins capture the Wesco North win.

At Oak Harbor H.S.

Singles-Connelly (OH) def. Huynh, 6-3, 6-4; Gailey (OH) def. Burell, 6-1, 6-3; Everett (C) def. Merriman, 6-3, 6-1; Smith (C) def. Bezold, 6-3, 7-5. Doubles-Dawson-Matsuzawa (C) def. Jansen-Neilon, 6-4, 6-4; Schroeder-Mackl (C) def. Veltkamp-Flores, 6-0, 6-0; Hansen-Taylor (C) def. Anderson-Ricom 4-6, 6-3, 10-5. Records-Cascade 3-5 league and overall. Oak Harbor 1-8.

Snohomish 7, Marysville-Pilchuck 0: At Snohomish, freshman Catherine Jorgensen, in her first varsity singles match, won 6-0, 6-2 at No. 4 singles in the Panthers’ Wesco North triumph.

At Snohomish H.S.

Singles-Starr (S) def. Bartlett 6-0, 6-0; Dillinger (S) def. Falenski 6-1, 6-1; Elliott (S) def. Brubaker 6-2, 6-2; Jorgensen (S) def. Pascoe 6-0, 6-2. Doubles-Perron-Schilaty (S) def. Bobadilla-Anderson 6-3, 6-4; Bjornethun-Melnyk (S) def. Schuetze-Olson 6-1, 7-5; Kultbrunner-Zelmer (S) def. Albano-Enberg 6-2, 6-1. Records-Marysville-Pilchuck 2-6 in division and overall. Snohomish 7-2.

Mountlake Terrace 4, Lynnwood 3: At Mountlake Terrace, the Hawks swept the singles matches in winning the Wesco South meet.

At Mountlake Terrace H.S.

Singles-Noeun (MT) def. Ansdell, 7-6 (7-5) 6-2; Troung (MT) def. H. McCartney, 6-0, 4-6, 6-4; Bouche (MT) def. K. McCartney, 6-4, 6-2; C. Jeritech (MT) def. Choi, 6-2, 6-3. Doubles-Wynn-White (L) def. Pingul-A. Jeritech, 7-5, 6-0; Higuera-Vanduin (L) def. Juritech-Kazarr, 6-2, 6-2, Waver-Anderson (L) def. Erickson-Hyoun, 6-4, 6-0. Records-Lynnwood 0-9 league and overall. Mountlake Terrace 2-7.

Softball

Jackson 3, Mount Vernon 2: At Mill Creek, Jackson knocked off previously unbeaten Mount Vernon in the non-league game.

At Jackson H.S.

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Crawford and Barnett. Frost and Cole. WP-Frost (3-0). LP-Crawford. 2B-Kamb (MV) 2. Records-Mount Vernon 8-1 overall. Jackson 8-1.

Girls golf

Kamiak 148, Redmond 145, Snohomish 140: At Snohomish, Karinn Dickinson birdied the ninth hole to finish with 36 Stableford points and lead Kamiak to the non-league win.

At Snohomish G.C.

Nine holes, Stableford scoring

Kamiak-Dickinson (medalist) 36, Goldie 33, Choi 33, Nelson 31, Riel 15. Redmond-Johnson 33, Zefkeles 28, K. Zitzman 28, L. Zitzman 28, Taylor 28. Snohomish-Guthrie 34, Nichols 28, Adams 35, Lampman 27, Artim 26.

Cedarcrest 86, Lakewood 72: At Carnation, Shannon Bailey won medalist honors to lead Cedarcrest to the Cascade Conference victory.

At Carnation G.C.

Nine holes, Stableford scoring

Cedarcrest-Bailey (medalist) 28, Taylor 20, Clarke 19, CHapman 14, Archuletta 5. Lakewood-Mizell 24, Parks 16, Pham 13, Butler 10, Overman 9.

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