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High school sports roundup for Sept. 23, 2025 - My Edmonds News

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Mountlake Terrace High School's girls soccer team celebrated a dominant 7-0 victory over Lynnwood on September 23, 2025, showcasing their offensive prowess. Goals were scored by Katie Woodman, Abby Mattens, Taylor Williams, Brynlee Dubiel, Sadie Parker, and Mia Rheinheimer, with Lynnwood contributing an own goal. This performance marks a significant moment in the season, reflecting Mountlake Terrace's growing competitiveness in the league. Coach emphasized the importance of teamwork and preparation in achieving this result. The team's success has generated enthusiasm among local supporters, who are eager to see how they fare against future opponents.

With this victory, Mountlake Terrace aims to maintain momentum in the league standings. The win not only boosts team morale but also sets a high bar for upcoming matches. Local sports analysts are keenly watching Mountlake Terrace's progress as the season unfolds.

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