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The battle for second place in the South Puget Sound League 2A volleyball standings took place Thursday evening when Enumclaw traveled to White River for the regular-season finale. Both squads entered the contest with 13-2 records, trailing the league champion Washington Patriots. Both teams will take part in the District 2/3 tournament that runs Friday and Saturday and will send six teams to the Class 2A state tournament in Yakima. In this photo, White River's Kianna Rohner (#12) and Audrey Berg deny EHS a scoring opportunity. Photo by Kevin Hanson

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EHS football continues undefeated; both Hornets teams make waves in volleyball

Plateau teams are also heading to state in soccer, cross country, and swim and dive.

The Enumclaw and White River Hornets met on the gridiron last Friday for the annual Battle of the Bridge. EHS emerged from the melee as the apex insect, but WRHS was able to get a few good stings in. Pictured is WRHS' Jacob Rennaker making a break after completing a pass from Aaden Rathbun. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

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Enumclaw keeps Battle of the Bridge trophy; Hornets to duke it out again on volleyball court

Many other athletes are heading to district and state.

Emma Tomlinson was White River's top finisher during last week's subdistrict cross country meet at Fort Steilacoom Park. This Saturday, she and her teammates will be running a Chambers Creek course during West Central District competition. This photo was from a meet earlier in the season on the White River campus. Photo by Kevin Hanson

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All Hornets cross country teams heading to West Central District championships

EHS girls placed first in the South Puget Sound League 2A championships

Enumclaw hasn’t lost a single football game this year — will the Hornets keep their streak going through the Battle of the Bridge? Photo by Ray Miller-Still

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EHS heads into ‘Battle of the Bridge’ game with 8-0 record

The Hornets whipped Clover Park 70-7 on Monday.

Enumclaw took the “W” at last year’s Battle of the Bridge game 31-6; will White River be able to take back the trophy? Photo by Ray Miller-Still

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Battle of the Bridge is next week — buy your tickets now

Expect long lines at the game; those who get tickets online can skip them.

The Enumclaw High girls remained deadlocked atop the South Puget Sound League 2A standings with an Oct. 13 victory over the visiting Fife Trojans. In this photo from Chuck Smith Gymnasium shows strong net play are Samantha Darby (3) and Bella Firnkoess. Photo by Kevin Hanson

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Sports roundup | Oct. 10 – 15

Scores and match results from last week’s fall sports games and meets.

The Enumclaw football team is on a hot winning streak. Photo courtesy Timothy Dehnert

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EHS ranked No. 2 among all Class 2A programs with 7-0 record

White River continues its losing streak.

White River golfers Lexie Mahler and Kaden Ausen took top honors last week during the South Puget Sound League 2A end-of-season tournament. Each qualified for next spring's state tournament. Photo submitted by Anna Rose

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Hornets on both side of the river prep for state golf

Five boys from the Enumclaw team, and three from the girls team, plus one golfer from each of…

Photo courtesy Rainier Junior Rugby Club Rugby will be returning to the Plateau in the form of Rainier Junior Rugby South. Organizer Andy Ramsay hopes to create two local teams, both coed — a U-10, a non-contact team, and a U-12.

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Rainier Junior Rugby South sets up on the Plateau

The first season won’t start until early next year, but the organization needs volunteers now to get ready.

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Sports Roundup | Sept. 20 – 23

Scores for last week’s fall sports games and meets.

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EHS football remains undefeated

But White River continues to struggle.

Enumclaw's Bella Baird winds up to clear the ball from her end of the field while being pressured by White River's Laura Corr. Photo by Kevin Hanson

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WRHS soccer undefeated; rival game against EHS ends in tie

Another match on the field between the two Plateau schools is scheduled for Oct. 25.

Enumclaw’s leading ballcarrier, Emmit Otero, gains yardage during the second half of Friday’s victory over Washington. Photo by Kevin Hanson

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Enumclaw Hornets football up 3-0 while White River struggles

EHS is also tied for 3rd in the AP’s first 2022 football poll.