Forest Ridge 3, Ev. L. 0

The Eagles of Evergreen Lutheran were shut out by Forest Ridge goalie Carolin Beyers in action Wednesday, Sept. 12.

Kennedy 1, Decatur 0

Siera Miller scored the winning goal for the Lancers Friday, Sept. 8 and Ashley Engel earned the shutout.

NW School 4, Ev. L. 0

The Eagles were also shut out by Northwest School in a Friday, Sept. 8 match.

Kennedy 7, Hazen 2

Kennedy cruised to a victory against the Highlanders Tuesday, Sept. 12.

Katie Dunphy scored the first JFK goal on an Amanda Arntz assist and Siera Miller struck on an Arntz assist in the 24th minute. Burr and Arntz then scored unassisted goals and Arntz knocked in an Arntz assist. Jackie Thomas followed with an unassisted goal and Marissa Monson was assisted by Thomas. Thomas was then assisted by Julia Besagno.

Highline 2, Mt. R. 0

Brianna Lemarr earned the shutout for the Pirates on Tuesday, Sept. 12. Estelle Hage scored Highline's first goal on a Kaitlyn Heinsohn assist in the 28th minute and Jane Connelly scored on a Maddie Guidos assist in the 57th.

SCS 9, Foster 0

Jessica Kane earned the Warriors' shutout on goal in Tuesday, Sept. 12, action. Noelle Simpson and Lisa Leuderman started off the SCS scoring and the Warriors never looked back.

Mt. R. 2, Aub.-Mtn. 0

Bertucio recorded the shutout for the Rams against Auburn-Mountainview in Saturday, Sept.9 action. Shelby Blair scored on a Jarin Storrs assist and Chanel Fuchigami struck unassisted.

Evergreen 2, Renton 1

After a scoreless first half, Felicia Rova scored on a Sabrina Hunter assist in the 50th minute and Shelby Klein struck unassisted in the 70th before Renton could score its lone goal.

Lindbergh 4, Mt. R. 0

The Rams absorbed a shutout loss at the hands of Lindbergh Thursday.

Hazen 6, Tyee 0

Tyee also took a shutout loss Thursday.

SCS 4, Cashmere 0

Jessica Kane earned Friday's shutout for the Warriors. Alyssa Harney opened the scoring with a goal off a Noelle Simpson assist and Rachel Busick tallied the second on an Alyssa Kane assist. Kane then assisted Simpson before Harney scored the final goal unassisted.

Boys soccer

SCS 3, Tac. Bap. 0

The Warriors were winners in a shootout in the Friday, Sept. 8, action.

SCS 1, Riv. Chr. 0

Cory Peterson scored the Warriors' winning and only goal off an assist from Al Lang. Collin Harney earned the shutout on goal.

Volleyball

SCS 3, Chimacum 2

Seattle Christian scored a close win in Nisqually League action last Wednesday, 25-22, 25-21, 23-25,13-25,15-4. Lydia Huget scored 13 kills and Annika Linman 15 assists as Kristen Yapp led with 15 digs and Alyssa Abe had seven kills and three blocks.

Kennedy 3, Hazen 0

The Lancers scored a 25-4, 25-5, 25-18 victory over the Highlanders

Tuesday, Sept. 12.

Stephanie Slatt scored seven kills and two blocks and Rachel Moran had 14 assists, three aces and two kills. Amanda Zilke had four aces and four kills and Angela Smith six kills, five digs and three aces.

Highline 3, Mt. Rainier 1

The Pirates posted a 25-16, 25-11, 24-26, 25-18 win over the Rams Tuesday, Sept. 12.

Catie Vigen had 20 kills, two blocks and four aces and Shannyn Fisher nine kills, nine digs and two aces. Lyuda Kozodoy had five kills, three blocks and three aces and Julia Vigen five kills and 38 assists. Kiana Sue scored 21 digs and three aces.

Evergreen 3, Lindbergh 1

The Wolverines were 25-16, 25-10, 16-25, 25-18 winners against Lindbergh in another Tuesday, Sept. 12 match.

Renton 3, Tyee 0

The Totems came up on the short end of a 25-23, 25-20, 25-18 score

Tuesday, Sept. 12.

Kennedy 2, Walnut Grove, B.C.0

The Lancers won, 25-13, 25-19 on Saturday, Sept. 9.

Slatt scored seven kills and Kailey Hutchinson had five kills. Moran recorded 15 assists and two aces.

Kennedy 2, Cascade 0

JFK won, 25-16, 25-11, against Cascade. Hutchinson had nine kills, Montgomery six kills, Moran 20 assists and Slatt five kills.

Kennedy 1, Lynnwood 1

The Lancers knotted Lynwood in another Meridian Tournament match, 25-10, 25-21. Moran had 13 digs and Slatt five kills.

Kennedy 1, Meridian 1

Hutchinson and Ashley Eneliko had five kills each and Moran 22 digs. Slatt scored six kills.

Kennedy 2, Ferndale 0

Moran led with 12 assists and Slatt had seven kills.

Kennedy 2, Edm.-Wood. 1

The Lancers captured the tournament championship with the 20-25, 25-8, 25-20 victory. Moran had 23 assists, Slatt 13 kills and Montgomery five kills.

SCS 3, Ch. Wright 0

The Warriors scored a 25-14, 25-17, 25-15 win Monday, Sept. 11. Lydia Huget had seven kills, six digs and one ace and Annika Linman 12 assists, seven digs and an ace. Danielle Schultz scored 12 digs and four aces.

Mt. R. 3, Evergreen 2

The Rams outlasted the Wolverines Thursday, 14-25, 25-19, 15-25, 25-21, 15-13.

Kennedy 3, Tyee 0

Kennedy spiked its way past the Totems Thursday, 25-8, 25-5, 25-4.

Highline 3, Renton 0

Highline was a 25-12, 25-16, 25-15 winner over Renton Thursday.

Boys golf

Hazen 59, Kennedy 56

The Lancers were outscored by Hazen last Wednesday . Austin Richards took second with 41 points and Michael Del Munoz tied for third with 42.

Mt. R. 55, Lind. 26

Adam Cadillo and David Waingrow of Mount Rainier tied for medalist honors with rounds of 42 for 13 points each.

Highline 36,Hazen 32

Highline's Jeff Nelson shot a round of 44 to lead the Pirates to victory Monday, Sept. 11.

Lindbergh 33, Evergreen 16

Tony Holm shot a round of 43 to pace the Wolverines in Thursday's loss.

Girls golf

Kennedy 100, Hazen 70

JoAnna Cox scored 48 points for second place Wednesday and Jaden Johnson finished third with 49 points. Brie Burns finished fifth with 53.

Mt. R. 96, Lindbergh 80

Stephanie Corey won medalist honors for Mount Rainier with a round of 40 for 32 points.

Hazen 68, Highline 20

Jennifer Cheadle led Highline with a round of 62.

Lindbergh 42, Evergreen 14

Rachel Fullington turned in a round of 60 to lead Evergreen Thursday.

Football

East. Cath. 42, Mt. R. 0

Mount Rainier fell behind, 21-0, by the end of the first quarter Friday, Sept. 8.

Highline 40, Ch. Sealth 13

Highline had a 26-7 lead by the end of the first quarter in Friday, Sept. 8 non-league action and led, 34-7 at halftime.

Evergreen 18, Sumner 13

Tobias Togi scored Evergreen's first touchdown Friday, Sept. 8 on a 6-yard run and scored on a 3-yard run in the fourth quarter. Randal Henderson scored on a 3-yard run in the second quarter. The Wolverines failed on all three conversion attempts.

Foster 32, Tyee 13

Foster rolled to a non-league win over the nearby Totems Friday, Sept. 8.

Jeremy Uhila sent the Bulldogs on their way to victory by scoring on a 26-yard pass from Nick Rodriguez. Trent Bell did the rest of the team's scoring on a 1-yard run, a 52-yard pass from Rodriguez, a 16-yard run and a 3-yard run. Kent Kramer kicked the PAT after the final two touchdowns.

For Tyee, Malcolm Garrison scored on a 28-yard run Maxwelle Fola threw a 17-yard touchdown pass.

Kennedy 43, Marist 0

The Lancers found Husky Stadium playing an out of state foe to their liking Saturday, Sept. 9.

Jesse Roe scored on a 5-yard run, then Nate Williams struck on a 27-yard pass from Bobby Gentry. Williams followed with rushing scores of 5, 1 and 9 yards and Kevin Freitag earned a safety. Roe scored the final touchdown on an 11-yard run. Jacob Prato kicked five conversion attempts.

Woodland 46, Foster 13

Trent Bell highlighted Friday's game for Foster with an 85-yard touchdown run. Jeremy Uhita later scored for the Bulldogs on a 70-yard fumble return. Jamari Haynes kicked the extra point.

Girls swimming

Kennedy 114, Lindbergh 64

Casey Hoffman won the 200-yard freestyle in 2:10.95 Thursday, Sept. 7 Brianne Lindblad took the 200 individual medley in 2:15.95. Daniele Rousch scored 162.40 points to take diving for JFK and Emily Fenster won the 100 butterfly in1:05.41. Kirsti Kaarrekoski won the 100 free in 1:10.75 and the Lancers won the 200 free relay in 1:48.16. Lindblad took the 100 backstroke in 1:48.16 and Kelsey Bailey won the 100 breaststroke in 1:22.59. JFK also won the 400 free relay in 4:08.49.

Mt. Rainier 148, Tyee 8

The Rams kept the Totems from scoring any first place finishes in the Thursday, Sept. 7 action. Mount Rainier took the 200 medley relay in 2:09,18 and Gansneder won the 200 free in 2:10.98 with Rice winning the 200 individual medley in 2:24.15 and Caetano the 50 free in 28.29. Kivlahan scored 137.00 points to win diving and Rice won the 100 butterfly in 1:07.02. Caetano won the 100 free in 1:03.86 and Gansneder the 500 free in 5:40.63. The Rams won the 200 free relay in 1:54.82 with Wilson winning the 100 back in 1:07.92 and Wilson taking the 100 breast in 1:14.68. Mount Rainier won the final 400 free relay in 4:25.58.

Mt. R. 122, Highline 61

Mount Rainier took the opening 200-yard medley in a time of 2 minutes, 3.83 seconds Thursday and Highline's Beth Cate won the 200 free in 1:59.32. Molly Larson of the Rams won the 200 IM in 2:20.14 and Highline's Brenda Foster won the 50 free in 26.96. Liz Nugent of Mount Rainier scored 151.55 points to win diving and Cate took the ensuing 100 butterfly in 1:01.34. Foster took the 100 free in 59.12 and Haley Gansneder won the 500 free in 5:38,28 for Mount Rainier. Highline took the 200 free relay in 1:49.93 and the Rams' Maria Rice won the 100 backstroke in in 1:06.56. Hannah Pochepan of Mount Rainier won the 100 breaststroke in 5:38.28 and Mount Rainier took the final 400 free relay in 3:58.44.

Renton 98, Tyee 28

Renton ruled the day against the Totems Thursday.