Prep volleyball results from Tuesday, Sept. 22

Wesco 3A/2A North

Stanwood edged Everett in a four-set contest, claiming a 3–1 win. The Spartans improved to 4–1 overall and remained undefeated in league play at 2–0, while the Seagulls fell to 3–3 and 0–1. Stanwood’s Whitney Longspaugh recorded a match-high 24 kills, and Addy Schuh distributed 39 assists. Everett’s Ava Urbanozo anchored the backcourt with 52 digs and also dished out numerous sets; Ava Gonzalez capitalized with 27 kills and 10 digs.

Snohomish swept Marysville Getchell in straight sets, 25–10, 25–20, 25–5. The Panthers, now 1–4 overall and 1–1 in conference, received a strong serving performance from Addy Dahlbeck, who delivered a 14-point run in one stretch. Ashley Rice collected a team-best 17 digs, and Vera Miller contributed 11 assists. For the Chargers, Sophia Gilbert led with six kills and nine digs.

Monroe overcame Marysville Pilchuck in a three-set sweep. Final set scores were not provided, but the win helped boost the Bearcats’ standing in league play.

Non-league

Woodinville fell just short against Jackson, losing 3–1 after taking the opening set 25–16. The Falcons responded with tight wins in the next two frames, 23–25 and 21–25, before closing out the match in the fourth. Paris Hirst was a standout for Jackson with seven kills and eight blocks, and Alex Barnwell coordinated the offense with 16 assists. Candely Dengah added 15 assists and nine digs for the Falcons, while Hannah Jumpawong anchored Woodinville with 19 digs.

Arlington edged Cascade in a four-set match, winning 3–1. Specific set scores and individual stats were not included in the report.

Northwest

Sedro-Woolley secured a 3–1 victory over Lakewood, with the Lions winning the first set before dropping the next three. Burlington-Edison swept Sultan, 3–0, with strong performances across all rotations.

Northwest 1B

Providence Classical Christian swept Tulalip Heritage in three straight sets. Final set margins and standout performances were not detailed in the initial submission.