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In what was arguably their toughest stretch of the season, the Eatonville High School baseball team proved they’re hitting their stride at just the right time. The Cruisers played three games in three days this past week and came away with a clean sweep, outscoring their opponents 41-2 in a dominant stretch that showcased their pitching depth, aggressive base running, and an explosive lineup. The week began April 28 with a statement win at home over Foss.

1 week ago | dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith

Jenae Roulst stole the spotlight for Eatonville on Wednesday, breaking the school record in the girls’ 100-meter dash with a first-place, personal-best performance during a 2A SPSL meet against Steilacoom. The Sentinels took the overall team wins on both the boys’ and girls’ sides, but the Cruisers still had plenty to celebrate — notching 24 personal bests across the meet. Roulst’s dominant day didn’t stop with the 100 meters.

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The Eatonville Varsity Cruisers fastpitch squad split a pair of 2A SPSL matchups last week, shaking off a disappointing Tuesday loss to Washington High School with a 20-10 bounce-back victory over Steilacoom on April 29. Eatonville struggled early in the week, falling 7-3 to the Washington Patriots on the road. The Cruisers couldn’t recover from a quick Patriot start, as Washington plated one run in the first inning and added two more in the second.

1 week ago | dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith

Share this Email, Facebook, Twitter The Eatonville Cruiser boy’s soccer team closed out its season last week with a hard-fought draw and a tough road loss. On Tuesday, the Cruisers hosted the Orting Cardinals for Senior Night, honoring seven graduating players: Ryan Hatch, Nicholas Holder, Nikolas Toftum, Victor Pena-Moreno, Gage Cornwell, Logan Shipman and Nate Goode. The match was tightly contested throughout, but neither team could break through offensively, resulting in a 0-0 draw.

1 week ago | dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith

The Eatonville High School girls tennis team capped a grueling and triumphant week with a league title, their first since 2018, in a series of matches that tested the team's resolve and rewarded its perseverance. The Cruisers secured the title with a 4-1 win Thursday over Washington High School on Senior Night, pushing their final league record to 11-1. The victory capped a perfect 3-0 week, following wins over Foss and Steilacoom earlier in the week.