The new, free event is aiming to showcase the Hornets’ power on the green.
Review of prep sports results.
Enumclaw routs Kentlake while White River whips Auburn Mountainview.
White River’s Ashton Chapin (pictured) was victorious Thursday afternoon in his No. 1 singles match against Enumclaw’s Amos Hall.
The Hornet machine simply could not be stopped.
It’ll be all new scho0ls, and all new challenges, this year for local athletes.
And boys cross country has retained the vast majority of last year’s top runners.
Also, the volleyball team has a new coach.
EHS coach: “If we want to win league-championship type games, we need to play better in key moments. And we will.”
The Hornets lost only a few to graduation, leaving the team with seasoned veterans.
The Hornets have moved from South Puget Sound 2a to North Puget Sound 3A, which includes Auburn, Federal Way, Tahoma, and rival White River Hornets.
Practices started Sept. 4, but the season kicks off Sept. 14.
