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High school sports roundup for Sept. 3, 2025

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Edmonds-Woodway's volleyball team began their season with a 3-1 victory over Snohomish, featuring standout performances from Indira Carey-Boxley, who recorded 17 kills and 9 digs, and Estefany Alarcon, who tallied 23 assists and 7 digs. The match scores were 25-22, 18-25, 25-19, and 25-16. In contrast, Edmonds-Woodway's girls soccer team faced a setback against Ballard, losing 5-3, despite contributions from Abby Peterson, Harper Funston, and Audrey Rothmier. The soccer team now holds a record of 0-1, while the volleyball squad stands at 1-0. Upcoming matches will be critical as Edmonds-Woodway aims to build on their volleyball success and recover in soccer.

The volleyball team's next challenge is against Kamiak, while the soccer team will face Marysville Getchell. Both events are set for early September, showcasing local talent and community support. These games could significantly impact the teams' standings as the season progresses.

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