First was a 4-1 win over Eatonville, then a 3-2 victory over Franklin Pierce.
The Hornets nabbed a big 10-0 win against Eatonville.
WRHS boys emerged victorious with an 87.5-41.5 victory against EHS, while the girls came out on top 74-62.
EHS Athletic Director Dave Stokke is retiring — so Principal Phil Engebretsen and Assistant Principal Chad Davidson are taking on some more duties.
Moore is a 15-year-old sophomore at White River High School.
All-league selections were also made for EHS and WRHS.
The annual Battle of the Bridge is this Friday, April 2.
EHS won 56-12 against the Washington Patriots.
The former Hornet helped her team retain their championship title.
The White River boys barely topped the EHS Hornets 71-69.
EHS nabbed a 103-66 victory.
Fans of high school sports, rejoice.
EHS beat Mount Tahoma 56-3.
Both the White River and Enumclaw teams are scoring like they’ve never before.
Enumclaw and White River faced off Clover Park virtually on March 4.
The Enumclaw Hornets beat Orting 49-9.
A reminder on how the remaining school sports will play out this year.
WRHS fell to the Trojans, while EHS met their match against Steilacoom.
Tickets to the event are $7.
White River begins with a home-field advantage Friday, while Enumclaw travels to an away game Saturday.
