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High school sports roundup May 24, 2025

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Mercer Island defeated Edmonds-Woodway 3-2 in the boys soccer state tournament quarterfinals, winning 4-2 in penalty kicks. The match marked a significant moment for Mercer Island, which concluded the season with a 12-3-3 record, while Edmonds-Woodway finished at 13-7-2. In boys tennis, the tournament at Vancouver Tennis Club featured standout performances, including Steven Anderson of Edmonds-Woodway, who secured fifth place by defeating Zach Tan of Lakeside 6-1, 7-5. Joe DeGracia from Mercer Island earned the title of state champion, with Ty Parrish from Southridge taking second place. The tournament highlighted the competitiveness of high school sports in the region, with successful athletes representing their schools.

Anderson's victories underscore the talent present in the Edmonds-Woodway tennis program. These results not only showcase individual achievements but also reflect the strength of local athletic programs. As the season wraps up, both soccer and tennis teams have set a high standard for future competitions.

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