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High school sports roundup for April 14, 2025

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The April 14, 2025, high school sports roundup features exciting results from local baseball, softball, and tennis matches. Shorecrest narrowly defeated Edmonds-Woodway 2-1, with David Telling's stellar pitching performance recording six innings with only two hits allowed. Mountlake Terrace's 3-2 win against Shorewood was bolstered by Jeremy Perreault's contributions both on the mound and offensively. Meadowdale showcased their strength with a 7-1 victory over Lynnwood, thanks largely to Tristan Dodds’ 11 strikeouts. In softball, Edmonds-Woodway's 5-1 win over Shorewood highlighted the effectiveness of their top hitters, including Catie Ingalls and Abby McCorvey.

Meadowdale also excelled, defeating Shorecrest 10-3, demonstrating their offensive prowess. The article provides a detailed analysis of each game, emphasizing individual player achievements and team records. Additionally, it notes the upcoming games for each team, further engaging local sports followers.

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