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High school sports roundup for May 1, 2025

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Mountlake Terrace's girls track team achieved victories over Marysville Pilchuck and Everett, scoring 84-70 and 79-78, respectively. The boys team also excelled, defeating Marysville Pilchuck 101-59 and Everett 101-70. In girls tennis, Lynnwood edged Archbishop Murphy 4-3, with Vy Bui and Tayler Simbulan securing crucial wins in singles. Shorecrest dominated Edmonds-Woodway 6-1, with Zoe Grennzweig and Lily Haessler delivering impressive performances. All teams will compete at the Shoreline Invitational on May 3 at Shoreline Stadium, a key event for local athletes.

No team scores were reported for the Edmonds-Woodway and Meadowdale track meets. The results highlight the competitive nature of high school sports in the Lynnwood area. These events not only foster athleticism but also build community spirit among students and families.

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