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Prep roundup for Saturday, Oct. 8

Prep roundup for Saturday, Oct. 8:

(Note for coaches/scorekeepers: To report results and statistics, email sports@heraldnet.com)

GIRLS SWIMMING

NON-LEAGUE

Mukilteo Invitational

At Kamiak H.S.

Winners and top local finishers

Teams: 1. Bainbridge Island 716, 6. Glacier Peak 336, 8. Kamiak 283.5, 13. Lake Stevens 117, 14. Snohomish 102, 20. Everett 32, 26. Marysville Getchell 15.

200 medley relay—1. Bainbridge Island (Kathryn Houseman, Sophie Segerson, Sara Kriegh, Emma Solseng) 1:49.90, 4. Glacier Peak (Keelie Sullivan, Isabella Hoopes, Ellie Lao, Alena Lehmann) 1:57.52.; 200 freestyle—1. Sammy Segerson (Bainbridge Island) 1:55.00, 5. Summer Dean (Everett) 2:00.62; 200 individual medley—1. Houseman (Bainbridge Island) 2:06.28, 4. Hoopes (Glacier Peak) 2:15.91; 50 freestyle—1. Solseng (Bainbridge Island) 24.47, 8. Lily Lao (Glacier Peak) 25.65; 100 butterfly—1. Mia Avansino (Bellevue) 56.79, 6. Claire Smith (Kamiak) 1:00.95; 100 freestyle—1. Issabelle Parrish (Moses Lake) 52.87; 500 freestyle—1. Avansino (Bellevue) 5:02.78, 4. Janey Ryu (Kamiak) 5:19.75; 200 freestyle relay—1. Bainbridge Island (Solseng, Uma Pal, Sammy Segerson, Piper Majors) 1:39.37, 6. Glacier Peak (Lily Lao, Ellie Lao, Keelie Sullivan, Alexa Sullivan) 1:46.94; 100 backstroke—1. Sadye Derstadt (Lakeside) 58.62, 6. Smith (Kamiak) 1:02.60; 100 breaststroke—1. May Guidoux (Curtis) 1:07.63, 4. Hoopes (Glacier Peak) 1:09.66; 400 freestyle relay—1. Bainbridge Island (Majors, Kriegh, Sammy Segerson, Houseman) 3:39.20, 4. Kamiak (Iris Cho, Julia Lorenzo, Janey Ryu, Smith) 3:47.20.

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CROSS COUNTRY

NON-LEAGUE

Nike Hole in the Wall Invitational

At Lakewood H.S., 5,000 meters

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GIRLS SOCCER

WESCO 3A/2A

Shorewood 2, Everett 2

Cedarcrest vs. Meadowdale at Lynnwoo H.S.

NON-LEAGUE

Jackson at Kentwood

Mariner at Sultan, ppd.

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VOLLEYBALL

NON-LEAGUE

North Creek at Glacier Peak

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