Prep baseball roundup for Friday, April 4:
(Note for coaches/scorekeepers: To report results and statistics, email sports@heraldnet.com. Please report results by 10:30 p.m.)
Non-league
Stanwood 2, Edmonds-Woodway 0
STANWOOD — The Spartans (8-0 overall) stayed perfect thanks to a no-hitter from Tanner Requa (five Ks, two walks). Skyler McLain (1-for-2) and Luke Brennan (1-for-3) each scored a run in the second inning to give Stanwood their two runs. Finn Crawford pitched all six innings for the Warriors, allowing three hits to three strikeouts.
Jackson 7, Monroe 6 (9)
EVERETT — In a game that saw nine pitchers total, the Timberwolves (6-1) came away with an extra-inning win on a wild pitch with the bases loaded. Hawkeye Delgado’s late bunt loaded the bases and set the stage for courtesy runner Jeremiah Kang to score the winning run from third on the aforementioned wild pitch. Austin Halvorson led the way for Jackson with two RBI on the night. Caleb Campbell saved the Bearcats (2-6) from a similar situation in the bottom of the eighth, making a spectacular catch in right field for a lineout with the bases loaded. Brennan Sheppard would lead Monroe’s attack, going 2-for-5 (three RBI) and bringing in two runs on a fifth-inning triple.
Mount Vernon 9, Snohomish 0
SNOHOMISH — The Panthers (5-5) narrowly avoided the run rule in a tough home loss to the Bulldogs. Landon Klein went 2-for-4 on a 3-for-24 day for Snohomish.
Overlake 10, Sultan 0 (5)
REDMOND — The Turks (4-5) felt the wrong end of the run rule after winning 36-0 on Tuesday. Kaden Koehler went 1-for-2 and drew a walk while Miguel Lymon (1-for-2) doubled for Sultan.
Wesco 3A/2A South
Shorecrest 3, Shorewood 2
SHORELINE — A two-run rally in the seventh helped give the Scots (6-3 overall, 3-1 league) a win over their rival Stormrays (7-3, 3-1). Koen Ekstrom brought in the two winning runs on his first hit of the evening to finish 1-for-3. David Telling (1-for-2) scored from third while pinch runner Eli Gojdics legged it from second to put Shorecrest ahead at the end for the final time. Telling also earned a win on the mound, allowing two hits in five innings while striking out six. Joey Facilla struck out eight for Shorewood in four innings.
Meadowdale 4, Mountlake Terrace 2
MOUNTLAKE TERRACE — A gritty six-strikeout, six-inning day for Mavericks pitcher Tristan Dodds powered Meadowdale (2-7, 1-5) to their first conference win of the season. After scoring two runs over the first four innings, the Mavericks offense relieved Dodds with a two-run sequence in the fifth in which Andre Titus (2-for-4, two runs, two RBI) doubled. Dodds also went 3-for-3 himself, bringing in a run off a single in the first. Nolan Valdivia (0-for-2) scored a run and had an RBI for Mountlake Terrace (4-6, 3-3).
Archbishop Murphy 5, Lynnwood 0
LYNNWOOD — The Wildcats (8-3, 4-2) trounced the Royals (0-9, 0-6) to earn a series sweep. Archbishop Murphy’s Cooper Thompson pitched six scoreless innings, allowing three hits to 10 strikeouts. Cole McCourt (4-for-4) scored a run before earning three strikeouts against five hitters on the mound in the final inning. Sergio Navarro went 2-for-3 for Lynnwood.
Wesco 4A
Lake Stevens 9, Glacier Peak 3
SNOHOMISH — The Vikings (6-3, 3-1) rode a seven-run second inning to a comfortable win over the host Grizzlies (2-8, 0-4). Blake Moser (two runs, one RBI) and Aspen Alexander (one run, two RBI) both went 2-for-4 to pace the Lake Stevens offense. Atticus Quist (2-for-3) had a consistent day on offense for Glacier Peak, drawing a walk and later stealing a base.
Kamiak 7, Arlington 1
ARLINGTON — The Knights (8-1, 5-1) pushed their win streak to three with a sweep of the Eagles (5-3, 2-2). Joe Estes pitched three scoreless innings with four strikeouts to earn the win while Andrew Fetty (2-for-3) and Jaxon Conklin (2-for-4) each scored a run for Kamiak. Malachi Noet drew two walks and had a team-high two RBI for the Knights. Reece Boekenoogen (1-for-3) scored the lone run for Arlington.
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