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High school sports roundup for Sept. 23, 2025

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Mountlake Terrace showcased its strength in girls soccer with a commanding 7-0 victory against Lynnwood, highlighted by goals from Katie Woodman and Mia Rheinheimer, who also contributed four assists. Edmonds-Woodway and Shorecrest played to a 1-1 draw, with Akiko Ikegami netting the equalizer for Edmonds-Woodway. In another match, Shorewood defeated Meadowdale 2-0, with Jasmine Bea Lumbera scoring both goals. In girls volleyball, Meadowdale edged out Mountlake Terrace 3-2, while Archbishop Murphy triumphed over Lynnwood with a score of 3-1, featuring Emma McAuliff's impressive 17 kills. The results from these matches reflect the competitive landscape of high school sports in the area as teams prepare for their upcoming games.

Local teams are scheduled to compete again on Thursday, September 25, with significant implications for league standings. The performances in these matches highlight key players who could impact future games. Fans can look forward to seeing how these teams build on their performances in the coming weeks.

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