Enumclaw water polo and White River tennis
At the end of a heated Oct. 6 match-up against Decatur High School, the Bonney Lake High School girls golf team was tied up on the point count, 135-135.
Running back Tyler Salisbury got the Sumner High football team on the board in the opening quarter and receiver Dan DeVries and quarterback Aaron Clark combined for a touchdown in the second quarter to keep it close at the half Friday night, but after that it was all Franklin Pierce.
The Bonney Lake High Panther Parent Pride Golf Tournament is set for Oct. 22 at High Cedars Golf Club in Orting.
A two-win week allowed the Bonney Lake Panthers to remain just a game off the pace in the South Puget Sound League 3A soccer standings.
Sumner High paddled past Steilacoom High’s swimmers Oct. 4 at a home dual meet that ended with the Spartans on top 98-71.
Linden just seems to be the Sumner Spartans’ course. The competition couldn’t touch Sumner’s boys golf team last week, save for Franklin Pierce. The SHS boys beat Fife 70-39 Oct. 4 and Thursday’s three-way against Franklin Pierce and Washington resulted in 68-61 and 68-51 scores in favor of the Spartans.
The Bonney Lake High boys golf team achieved its highest point total in two years Oct. 4, with a score of 65 against Auburn Mountainview. Unfortunately for the Panthers, Mountainview prevailed in the end with a score of 88.
Sumner High’s 5-0 cross country contingent dominated Steilacoom on a muddy Cascadia home course in Bonney Lake Thursday as the boys beat the Sentinels 24-31 and the girls obliterated their foe 18-55.
The Sumner High girl’s soccer squad has taken on all of the personality of a road grader, clearing away any foe that dares to step into its path.
The Bonney Lake High cross country squad was swept by one of the South Puget Sound League 3A’s frontrunners as the girls fell 21-49 and the boys lost 21-40. The setbacks to the Seahawks and victories over Decatur and Auburn Mountainview the week before put the Panther runners in the middle of the standings with a 2-2 accounting in the six team SPSL 3A.
When the 2011 season got underway about a month ago, one of the realistic aspirations that the Bonney Lake volleyball squad set for itself was to qualify for the 3A state tournament in mid-November for the first time in the school’s history.
For the second week in a row, a huge offensive output wasn’t enough to salvage a league victory for Bonney Lake High.