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High school sports roundup April 24, 2025

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Meadowdale's boys' golf team captured the Edmonds Cup at Legion Memorial Golf Course, achieving a score of 319, significantly ahead of second-place Edmonds-Woodway, which scored 346. Floyd Villanueva's individual score of 71 earned him the top spot among players. In girls' golf, Lynnwood secured a convincing 318-378 victory over Edmonds-Woodway, with standout Stacy Lee recording a score of 46. In track and field, Edmonds-Woodway's boys triumphed over Cascade and Mariner, scoring 138. 5 and 116 respectively, while the girls' team also dominated, defeating Cascade 157-51.

The competitions highlight Meadowdale's strength in golf and Edmonds-Woodway's prowess in track and field. The next matches for Edmonds-Woodway's teams are set for May 1, showcasing ongoing local sports activity. These events reflect the competitive spirit and talent within the area's high school sports scene.

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