Softball roundup

Bishop Blanchet 5, Edmonds-Woodway 4: At Edmonds, against a non-league opponent, the Warriors lost their season opener in extra innings as Blanchet’s Julie Preuninger drove in a run with a hit to the left-center gap. For Edmonds-Woodway, Annika Lindberg was 2-for-3 with two RBI, Kelli Hansen was 2-for-4 with one RBI and Erika Hayes batted 2-for-4 with one RBI. Emily Dean struck out ten batters.

At Meadowbrook Playfields

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Figueroa and Pearson. Dean and Herr. WP-Figueroa (not reported). LP-Dean (0-1). 2B-Sanchez (E). Records-Visiting team 2-1 overall. Home team 0-1.

Lakewood 8, Interlake 1: At Bellevue, Kally Behen led Lakewood to a non-league victory with her arm and her bat. She pitched six shutout innings, striking out seven, and was 2-for-2 at the plate with a double and one RBI. Teammate Danielle Bruns was 2-for-3 with one RBI.

At Interlake H.S.

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Behen, Malakowski (7) and Bean. Stromberg, Haro (3) and DeCuir. WP-Behen (2-1). LP-Stromberg (0-1). 2B-Behen (L). Records-Lakewood 2-1 overall. Interlake 0-2.

Anacortes 5, Meadowdale 2: At Lynnwood, Sara Brennan was 3-for-3 with two RBI to help Anacortes to the non-conference victory. Meadowdale’s Jessie Williams struck out eight batters in relief and had one RBI the only extra-base hit of the game, a double.

At Meadowdale H.S.

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Jordan, Lindquist (5) and Lewis. Bjodftrup, Williams (4), and Olds. WP-Jordan (1-0). LP-Bjodftruo (0-1). 2B-Williams (school). Records-Anacortes 1-0 overall. Meadowdale 0-1.

Mount Vernon 14, Lynden 0: At Lynden, the Bulldogs capped off a dominant performance against non-league opponent Lynden with a grand-slam home run by Alison Kutz (4-for-5) in the seventh inning. Mount Vernon starter Carley Crawford struck out six batters and Jill Barnett was 3-for-5 with three RBI.

At Lynden H.S.

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Crawford and White. Creighton and Salninen. WP-Crawford (1-0). LP-Creighton. 3B-Barnett (M), Anderson (M), Fine (M). HR-Kutz (M). Records-Mount Vernon 2-0 overall. Lynden not reported.

Sehome 15, Oak Harbor 4: At Oak Harbor, Jackye Lagen pitched a complete game and she was 2-for-6 from the plate with three runs scored and two RBI to help Sehome to the non-league victory. Sarah Meagher was 2-for-4 with three RBI for Oak Harbor and teammate Jessica Kallander was 1-for-2 with two runs scored.

At Oak Harbor H.S.

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Lagen and Hogl. Ratliff, Bear (7), and Meagher. WP-Lagen (1-1). LP-Ratliff (0-3). 2B-Lagen (S), Hogl (S), Zender (S), Kallander (OH), Meagher (OH), Fritch (OH) . 3B-Lagen (S). Records-Sehome not reported overall. Oak Harbor 0-3.

Arlington 5, Lynnwood 1: At Lynnwood, Royals starter Melissa Himes went the distance, striking out five batters and walking none, and was 3-for-3 at the plate, but Arlington proved to be to be too much in the non-league contest.

At Lynnwood H.S.

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Nicely, Rayner (5) and Willett, McAlister (5). Himes and Ulrich. WP-Nicely. LP-Himes (0-2). 2B-Taylor (A).. Records-Arlington 3-0 overall. Lynnwood 0-2.

Auburn Riverside 8, Shorewood 0: At Shoreline, the Thunderbirds were shut out by non-league opponent Auburn Riverside in a game that was called after five innings. Erica Ellersick batted 2-for-2 and had Shorewood’s two hits.

At game site

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Fitzsimmons and Bryant. Davenport, McCarthy (5) and Morton, Waller (4). WP-Fitzsimmons (1-0). LP-Davenport (0-1). 3B-Fitzsimmons (A). Records-Auburn Riverside 2-0 overall. Shorewood 1-1.

Girls golf

Blaine 80, Lakewood 32: At Stanwood, Tegan Bukowski with a Stablefored of 26 was the medalist for Blaine to help them to the non-conference win. Jennifer Overman was the high score for Lakewood at 14.

At Kayak G. C.

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Blaine-Bukowski 26 (medalist), Bland 22, Bailey 17, Richardson 8 Hillard 7,. Lakewood-Overman 14, Parks 6, Mizell 9 , Smith 2 , Gann 1.

Girls track

King’s 74, Cashmere 60, Cascade of Leavenworth 51: At Seattle, Megan Northey ran to victories in the 800- and 1600-meters and King’s won the non-conference meet. Northey also added a victory in the long jump.

At Woolsey Stadium

3,200-Esparza (Casc) 12:51.78; 100 hurdles-Hartman (K), Brunner (Cash) 17.90; 100-Mayhle (K) 13.39; 1,600-Northey (K) 5:56.47; 400 relay-King’s (Hartman, Madrazo, Northey, Gifford) 53.39; 400-Caric (Casc) 1:01.51; 800-Northey (K) 2:37.17; 200-Twitchell (Cash) 29.73; 300 hurdles-Blackwell (Cash) 55.45; 800 relay-Cashmere (Bauscher, Twitchell, Christensen, Brunner) 1:57.00; 1,600 relay-Cascade 4:25.56; Javelin-Medema (K) 64-03; Discus-Medema 95-02.5; Triple jump-Hartman (K) 31-01.5; Shot put-Rosenau (Casc) 27-02; High jump-Castro (Cash) 4-06; Long jump-Northey (K) 14-08; Pole vault-Blackwell (Cash) 7-07.

Marysville-Pilchuck 80, Shorewood 48, Shorecrest 43: At Marysville, Haley Nemra won the 800- and 1600-meter events for Marysville-Pilchuck to lead the Tomahawks to victory in the three-team meet.

At Marysville-Pilchuck H. S.

3,200-VeepMeyer (Sw) 11:50.27; 100 hurdles-LaBrecque (Sc) 17.59; 100-Runyan (M-P) 13.48; 1,600-Nemra (M-P) 5:32.47; 400 relay-Shorewood 54.41; 400-Crenshaw (M-P) 1:04.69; 800-Nemra (M-P) 2:26.98; 200-Clark (Sw) 27.75; 300 hurdles-LaBrecque (Sc) 51.38; 800 relay-Shorecrest 1:56.41; 1,600 relay-Marysville-Pilchuck 4:24.89; Javelin-Sego (Sw) 121-1.5; Discus-Paden (Sc) 97-11; Triple jump-Speidel (Sc) 32-5.75; Shot put-Ozog (Sw) 32-5.5; High jump-Soules (Sw) 5-3; Long jump-Bradley (M-P) 16-1.75; Pole vault-Mueller (M-P) 9-10.

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