VOLLEYBALL

Wesco 3A/2A South

Edmonds-Woodway edged Meadowdale in a five-set contest, with Eva Belova delivering 20 kills and six digs to anchor the Warriors’ 3–2 victory. Chloe Chan contributed 24 digs on defense, and Calla Camp added 10 kills. The Mavericks, still seeking their first league win, dropped to 1–11 overall and 0–7 in conference play.

Lynnwood overcame an early deficit to defeat Mountlake Terrace in five sets, winning the final two frames by slim margins. Jordana Leme Pezzano orchestrated the Royals’ offense with 30 assists, while Evelyn Hall and Audrey Williams combined for 21 kills. Williams also contributed a match-high eight blocks. For the Hawks, Lia Brown recorded a double-double with 20 kills and 11 digs, and Emerson Alley dished out 51 assists while adding 11 digs. Kenzie Bentosino anchored the back line with 37 digs.

Archbishop Murphy swept Shorecrest behind strong all-around play. Teuila Halalilo distributed 23 assists, and Ashley Fletcher led the attack with 12 kills and six digs. The Wildcats improved to 10–2 overall and 7–1 in league.

In non-league action, Shorewood staged a second-half surge to rally past Jackson in five sets. Hannah Jumpawong and Alex Barnwell combined for 41 digs for the Timberwolves, while Candley Dengah contributed 25 assists.

Sultan swept Granite Falls in Emerald Sound, while Kings maintained their dominance in league play with a three-set sweep over University Prep. Sophie Cicua distributed 35 assists and added seven digs, and Wakelea Barkema led the offense with 13 kills. Georgia Nelson added 13 digs, helping the Knights improve to 9–3 overall and 5–1 in conference.

Northwest 2B/1B

Darrington remained undefeated in league play with a four-set win over Friday Harbor. Sophie Ross paced the Loggers with 19 kills, and Ava Pater contributed 37 assists and seven kills. Abigail Cochran added nine kills in the victory.

Northwest

AnacortES shut out Lakewood in a clean three-set performance.

BOYS TENNIS

Non-league

Shorecrest edged Snohomish in a tight dual match held at Kellogg Middle School. In singles, Mihai Stransky rallied past Jackson Fawcett in three sets, Lleyton Hoy swept Connor Hall, Jasper Dahl outlasted Jaden Larson in a three-setter, and Weston Fawcett handled Keane Patterson in straight sets.

On doubles courts, Tully VanAssche and Maverick Stocker of Snohomish edged Winston Yao and Kaden Strang in a deciding match tiebreaker. Shorecrest’s Levi Leptich and Luke Artherholt rebounded from a first-set loss to win the second match, while Chase Beazer and Connor Hallmark secured a third doubles win for the visitors.

Lake Stevens claimed a 5–2 victory over Monroe.