Warriors Surge Past Hawks in Dominant Weekend of School Sports

Jan 4, 2025 at 10:53 PM
In a thrilling weekend of high school athletics, Edmonds-Woodway's boys wrestling and basketball teams secured impressive victories over Jackson and Mountlake Terrace respectively. The girls' basketball team faced a tough loss to Mountlake Terrace, but the spirit remained unbroken as they prepare for their next match against Shorecrest.

Witness the Warriors' Unstoppable Momentum!

The Wrestling Mat Showdown: Warriors Triumph Over Jackson

On Thursday, January 2, the Edmonds-Woodway boys wrestling team showcased their prowess with a decisive 70-15 win over Jackson. Each wrestler contributed significantly to this comprehensive victory. Jaden Nguyen narrowly lost to Talon Pyle, while Jude Haines delivered a technical fall over Aaron Esteban. Aziret Bakytov and Aidan Duong both secured pins within the first two minutes, setting the tone for an unstoppable performance. Luis Jocson of Jackson managed a pin over John Stone, but it was not enough to sway the momentum. Sam Schimpf, Dylan Rice, Mason Collins, Nathan Schlack, Ever Yamada, Andrew Davis, Mika Serafinas, and Alex White each added critical points through pins or forfeits, sealing the deal for Edmonds-Woodway.The match highlighted the depth and versatility of the Warriors' roster. With several key players securing early pins, the team demonstrated both strength and strategic acumen. The upcoming match at Shorewood promises to be another test of their resilience and skill.

Basketball Court Drama: Boys Warriors Dominate Hawks

Friday night saw the Edmonds-Woodway boys basketball team deliver a commanding 73-46 victory over Mountlake Terrace. The game started explosively, with the Warriors scoring 26 points in the first quarter alone. Cameron Hiatt led the charge with an outstanding 23 points, supported by Grant Williams and DJ Karl, who added 17 and 10 points respectively. Dre Simonson and Will Alseth also made significant contributions, ensuring the team maintained a steady lead throughout the game.Mountlake Terrace’s Svayjeet Singh put up a valiant effort, scoring 18 points, but the overall dominance of the Warriors proved insurmountable. The final score reflected the superior teamwork and execution displayed by Edmonds-Woodway. This win sets the stage for a pivotal matchup against Shorecrest, where both teams remain undefeated. Fans can expect an electrifying contest that will likely determine the league leaders.

Grit and Grace: Girls Basketball Falls to Hawks

Despite their best efforts, the Edmonds-Woodway girls basketball team fell short against Mountlake Terrace, losing 48-35. Key players like Audrey Rothmier and Abi Porter fought hard, but the Hawks' balanced attack proved too much to handle. Jaliyah Dyson led the Terrace team with 13 points, followed by Samiah Coffee and Emma Schmidt, who added 10 and 8 points respectively.The game was marked by intense moments, including Rothmier's outside shot and Porter's breakaway towards the basket. However, the Hawks' freshmen, particularly Jaliyah Dyson, showed remarkable poise and skill. As the Warriors regroup, they focus on refining their defense and offense for the upcoming game against Shorecrest. The experience gained from this match will undoubtedly shape their strategy moving forward.

A Look Ahead: Preparing for Future Battles

The weekend's events underscore the competitive spirit and dedication of Edmonds-Woodway athletes. For the boys wrestling team, the next challenge awaits at Shorewood, where they aim to maintain their winning streak. The boys basketball team faces a crucial showdown with Shorecrest, a match that could define their season. Meanwhile, the girls basketball team prepares to face Shorecrest, seeking redemption and improvement.Each team has shown remarkable resilience and adaptability, traits that will serve them well in the coming weeks. The community rallies behind these young athletes, eager to witness their continued growth and success. The road ahead is challenging, but the Warriors are ready to meet it head-on.