The Sumner Spartans fell to their Puyallup opponents 37-7.
The boys placed first while the girls placed second.
Both the Sumner Spartans and Enumclaw Hornets continued their hot starts, while the White River crew picked up their opening win of the campaign.
Enumclaw High’s coaches, Jeff Jacobsen on the boys side and Tod Witzel for the girls, will see their troops in action for the first time this Saturday.
The Enumclaw squad features a long list of proven talent, all coming together under the watchful eye of Mark Gunderson, last year’s North Puget Sound League 4A Coach of the Year.
Enumclaw part of the league’s shift to three divisions, White River has new league neighbor.
This was the third year the EHS track team worked to improve the trail at Nolte State Park.
Scott Usborne recently went from Mira Mesa to Auburn High, finally landing in Enumclaw.
Several Panthers and Hornets took to the mats at the USMC Cadet and Junior Nationals in July.
The Hornet Team recently helped with the Miner’s Day 5K run in Black Diamond, and will be moving on to other projects later this summer.
Several Hornets earned their second Pacific Northwest Individual Championship awards.
Check out which local athletes were honored this spring season
Cameron Bogard, Tyler Miller and Mikyla Olsen are ready to play at a new level.
In their final tournament match, Enumclaw beat Bainbridge 7-2.
Tatiana Molinero-Ceras and Esperanza Aparicio-Gamez took first place medals.
Lindsay Sogge created a new record in barrel racing.
Hornet Georgia Lavinder tied for 27th.
