Prep baseball Hawks' coach upbeat following loss to Lincoln - Lynnwood Today

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The Mountlake Terrace Hawks baseball team faced a challenging start to the 2025 season, suffering their third consecutive defeat against the Lincoln Lyncs with a score of 4-1. Coach Ryan Sells conveyed a positive outlook despite the losses, stating, “I’m not panicked whatsoever. ” The Hawks struggled offensively, managing only two hits against Lincoln's pitchers Charlie McManus and Sennet Timmermans, who combined for an impressive performance. Terrace's only run came in the fourth inning from an RBI single by sophomore Clan Harney. Lincoln scored four runs on just three hits, capitalizing on the Hawks' defensive errors.

Sells acknowledged that the team's pitching has been solid, but highlighted that errors have been detrimental. As the Hawks gear up for Wesco League play, Sells believes these tough early games are crucial for assessing the team's capabilities. The article emphasizes the importance of resilience and learning from setbacks as the season progresses.

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