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High school sports roundup for Sept. 13, 2025

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Granite Falls triumphed over Lynnwood with a decisive 6-0 victory in their latest soccer match, bringing their record to 3-2. Lynnwood, struggling this season at 0-3, will face Edmonds-Woodway in their next game. In another matchup, Meadowdale overwhelmed Sedro-Woolley 7-0, featuring goals from seven different players, including Emie Travis and Victoria Fallarme. This win marks Meadowdale's record at 2-1, showcasing their offensive strength and teamwork. Goalkeepers Jordan Brannon and Baili Kothe played pivotal roles in securing the shutout.

Meadowdale's upcoming game against Arlington is set for Tuesday, Sept. 16. Additionally, both teams are preparing for cross country events, with Lynnwood competing against Arlington, Edmonds-Woodway, and Everett on Wednesday, Sept. 17. Meadowdale will participate in the Three Courses Challenge in Seaside, Oregon on Saturday, Sept.

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