Last season’s team fell short of making the state playoffs, dropping a loser-out contest to River Ridge, and most of those Hornets were lost to graduation. It’s up to their replacements to take the next step.
Enumclaw part of the league’s shift to three divisions, White River has new league neighbor.
Several Panthers and Hornets took to the mats at the USMC Cadet and Junior Nationals in July.
She was ranked in the top 10 back in February, but seems she won’t stop until she’s on top.
White River’s Megan Vandegrift and Bonney Lake’s Brooke Nelson were among the top players this year.
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The Hornet player was ousted in the third round.
The White River Hornet will now be traveling around the state for the next year.
Hornet Georgia Lavinder tied for 27th.
The Panthers beat out Snohomish 8-5.
Morgan Budinich, Lacee Lisherness, Noelle Mills, Keegan Strobeck, Megan Vandegrift and Hope Baldyga are committed to playing college sports.
Tatiana Molinero-Ceras earned a state title by lifting a total of 650 pounds.
White River, Enumclaw and Sumner are heading to state.
Fastpitch, soccer, track and field, water polo, and baseball teams from all four local high schools are ready to take on the state championships.
Hornet girls Taylor Schmidtke, Hannah Swettenam and Camryn Berryhill placed first in all their events.
White River’s Payton Stroud and Sumner High’s Nicole Clark battled their way to the title round of the recent USMC Girls Folkstyle National Championships. When… Continue reading
Panther softball, White River softball and Sumner tennis are starting out with big wins.
