The Enumclaw doubles team fared less well.
The event is Saturday, July 27, during the annual Street Fair.
The EHS boys placed ninth overall in the 4A competition.
The Hornets lost against Ephrita and Lakewood, ousting them from the state competition.
WRHS’ Brooke Gelinas took fourth overall, finishing at 154.
Emily Miller and Emma McKeighen placed fifth in the district tourney.
The EHS boys placed fifth in district play, and was the only local team to send the whole squad to state.
The Hornets’ first game is Friday, May 24.
The Hornets fell 9-3 to the Ridgefield Spudders.
The state meet is May 23 - 25.
Koner McCoy, Ella Moyer and Emily Nelsen all took third in their weight categories.
Their first game is this Saturday, May 18, against the Spudders.
Track, tennis, and softball are continuing their postseason, but baseball fell behind.
Seahawks
I witnessed ‘Contemplative Doug,’ not ‘Angry Doug,’ in my time covering the Seahawks.
The baseball team is going into a loser-out game tonight, May 8.
Baseball, softball, and track are still going strong, while their soccer team has ended their season.
The girls feel during an April 24 game, but the boys managed to stay ahead.
EHS’ Carson Christensen took first place in the long jump at the Shoreline Invitational.
The schools bested both the Orting and Bethel girls and boys teams respectively.
Nationally-ranked wrestler Payton Stroud will be heading to Illinois.
