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High school sports roundup for April 11, 2025

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Lynnwood baseball celebrated a thrilling 3-2 victory over Meadowdale, capturing their first win of the season. The game turned in the bottom of the seventh when Myles Triplett hit a game-winning, two-run single, bringing home DJ McGuire and Owen Gill after a three-run rally. The match was primarily a pitching duel, with Meadowdale's Kealoha Kepo’o-Sabate delivering a stellar performance, striking out 15 batters in six innings. Lynnwood's Lukas Holmer also excelled, pitching a complete game that included only two unearned runs. In other action, Edmonds-Woodway edged out Shorecrest with a 1-0 win, thanks to a bases-loaded walk in the 10th inning.

Shorewood continued their strong season with a decisive 9-1 victory over Mountlake Terrace. The results highlight the competitive spirit in high school sports, showcasing emerging talents and thrilling finishes. Upcoming games promise more excitement, with teams eager to improve their standings.

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