EDMONDS — Cara Wegner scored in the 52nd minute and Jackson pulled out a tough 1-0 victory over Meadowdale Thursday night at Edmonds District Stadium.
The only problem? Meadowdale still won the Wesco South based on points.
“Pretty hard to go undefeated in league and not win it,” Jackson head coach Mike Bartley said.
Jackson finished 7-0-2 in league, but Meadowdale finished 8-1-0 to edge Jackson for the conference title on points.
On Thursday, Wegner ran right baseline and took a pass from Jessie Murphy, then lobbed the ball just under the cross bar and over Meadowdale goalie Tanya Zickefoose for the only score of the night.
Shorewood 5, Lynnwood 0: At Shoreline, Louise Aldin scored three goals and Hannah Dillard and Kelsey Johnson each scored once to lead Shorewood (5-3-1 league, 11-3-2 overall) to a Wesco South victory. Maddison Hollenbeck recorded the shutout. The goalkeeper for Lynnwood (1-8-0, 1-14-1) was not reported.
Glacier Peak 3, Edmonds-Woodway 0: At Snohomish, Brooke Gilbert had two goals, Malloy Leahy had two assists and Samantha Long added another goal to help lead Glacier Peak to the Wesco South win. Nicole Giovine recorded the shutout for the Grizzlies (5-4 in league, 8-7-1 overall) while Justine Ponton stood in goal for Edmonds-Woodway (3-6, 7-8-1).
Kamiak 7, Mariner 0: At Mukilteo, seven diferent players scored for Kamiak (6-2-1 league, 8-5-3 overall) in its Wesco South victory over Mariner (0-9-0, 0-15-1). Rachel Varner, Hillary Hermes, Lauren Luke, Cara Munoz, Teryn Bence, Rachel Simmons and Anna Larmore each scored a goal for the Knights. Kamiak goalkeeper Tana Foster helped keep Mariner scoreless.
Shorecrest 3, Mountlake Terrace 0: At Mountlake Terrace, Emily Adams, Erin Springer and Jessica Rankin each scored a goal in Shorecrest’s Wesco South win over Mountlake Terrace (2-7-0 league, 2-15-0 overall). Caroline Towles was the goalkeeper for Shorecrest (6-3-0, 10-4-2) and Amy Deller stood in the net for the Hawks.
Stanwood 2, Arlington 1: At Stanwood, Riley Henderson and Heather Skeels each scored a goal to lead Stanwood (8-4-4) to the Wesco North victory. The goal scorer and goal keeper for Arlington (6-7-3) were not reported. Haley Haugstad started in goal for Stanwood.
Snohomish 2, Oak Harbor 2: At Oak Harbor, trailing by two goals late in the game, Juliet Desmarais moved from sweeper to forward and scored a goal in the 77th minute and assisted on a Courtney Johnson goal a minute later to help Snohomish tie Oak Harbor 2-2 in the Wesco North game. “Juliet got us into the playoffs,” Snohomish head coach April VanAssche said. The Panthers (6-8-1 in league and overall) will be the fifth seed out of the North and play the fourth seed out of the Wesco South in a play-in game for the 4A District 1 tournament. Hope Thompson (40th minute) and Carson McKole (59th minute) accounted for Oak Harbor’s goals. Cori Brown stood in goal for Snohomish while Janelle Green went the distance for the Wildcats (1-14-2).
Monroe 3, Marysville-Pilchuck 2 (OT): At Marysville, with a minute to go in overtime, Monroe punched in a goal off a cornerkick to earn the Wesco North win. During regulation play, every time Monroe (7-6-3 in league and overall) scored, Marysville-Pilchuck countered quickly with a goal of its own. After a Bearcat goal in the 42nd minute, Laina Weber scored for the Tomahawks in the 45th minute. Mady Schoonover had the second goal for Marysville-Pilchuck in the 65th minute, again minutes after Monroe scored. Lauren Schoonover was the goalkeeper for the Tomahawks (2-11-3). The goal scorers and goal keeper for Monroe were not reported.
King’s 5, Lynden Christian 2: At Shoreline, Hillary Zevenbergen had two goals off Kendal Thoreson assists and then returned the favor by assisting Thoreson on a goal late in the game as King’s won the 1A District 1 playoff game 5-2. Christina McCormick and Ashley Roe also scored for King’s (15-2 overall). Maddy McDevitt was the Knights’ goalkeeper. Kenzie Deboer had both goals for Lynden Christian and Amber Vander Veen stood in goal. King’s secured a tri-district berth and will play for the district championship at 2 p.m. Saturday at Oak Harbor Memorial Stadium.
Boys soccer
Providence Classical Christian 2, Orcas Island 1: At Shoreline, Hayden Thomas scored off an assist by Ryan Morris in the 21st minute and, after Orcas tied the score on a Barrett North goal assisted by Martin Winkler, Andrew Moisant scored the game-winner unassisted in the 69th minute to lead Providence Classical Christian to the 2B/1B District 1 playoff victory at Shoreline Christian H.S. Providence (8-3-1 overall) secured a tri-district berth and advanced to Saturday’s third-place game at 1 p.m. at Everett Memorial Stadium.
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