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2 weeks ago |
dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith
The Eatonville Lady Cruisers saw a pair of late-game rallies come up short last week, falling in back-to-back home contests despite strong performances at the plate. On Wednesday, April 2, Eatonville hosted the Washington Patriots and appeared to be in control for much of the game. The Cruisers built an 11-7 lead heading into the final frame behind a steady offensive showing, but a dramatic late-inning surge by the Patriots flipped the script.
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2 weeks ago |
dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith
The Eatonville High School boys’ soccer team faced a tough week of competition before heading into Spring Break, dropping one match and grinding out a hard-fought draw in another. On April 1, the Cruisers hosted the Franklin Pierce Cardinals in a home matchup. The result was a 5-0 loss for Eatonville, marking one of the team’s toughest outcomes of the season. Looking to bounce back, the Cruisers traveled to Orting on April 3, for another matchup against a Cardinals squad.
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2 weeks ago |
dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith
Share this Email, Facebook, Twitter The Cruiser girls tennis team split a pair of league matches last week, falling to Fife 3-2 on Monday before bouncing back with a 4-1 home win over Foss on Thursday. Against Fife, Eatonville took both singles matches. Bailey Andersen earned a straight-set win at No. 1 Singles, 6-3, 6-4, while Alayna Meyer dominated at No. 2 with a 6-1, 6-1 victory.
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2 weeks ago |
dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith
The Eatonville High School track and field team turned in a strong showing April 2 at Cardinal Stadium, competing in a tri-meet against Orting and Emerald Ridge. The boy’s team finished second behind a deep Emerald Ridge squad, while the girls secured third place in a competitive field. The Cruisers' boys’ team saw standout performances across multiple events. Senior Ky Nation led the way in the sprints, winning the 100 meters.
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2 weeks ago |
marlinmag.com | Skip Smith
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