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TODAY ,
Boys tennis—Shelton at North
Thurston, 3:30 p.m.
Girls soccer—Peninsula at Shelton,
FRIDAY
Football—Shelton vs.
at South Sound Stadium, Lacey, 7
p.m.; North Mason 'at La Salle, 6
SUNDAY
Timberline
MONDAY
Boys tennis—Shelton at Gig Har—
bor, 3:30 p.m., North Mason at Se-
7 p.m., North Mason at Olympic, p.m.
6:45 p.m. V
Girls swimming—Shelton at North SATURDAY quim, 4 p.m.
Thurston, 3:30 p.m.
Volleyball—North Mason at Olym-
pic, 6:15 p.m., Wishkah Valley at
Mary M. Knight, 7 p.m.
PREP BOUNDUP
Volleyball
North Mason
The North Mason volleyball team
split two matches last week, defeating
Sequim in four sets Oct. 1 in Belfair
and dropping a straight-set decision to
North Kitsap Oct. 3 in Poulsbo.
Against the Wolves, senior outside
hitter Hallie Hicks had a 24-kill, 26-
dig effort to lead the Bulldogs, While
Hannah Fredrickson had eight kills,
21 digs and five aces. Junior middle
blocker Morgan Shumaker had 10 kills
and three blocks for North Mason.
The loss to the Vikings was the
Bulldogs’ first in league play.
The Bulldogs entered this week 5-1
in Olympic League action, 7—4 overall.
a.m.
Sheflon'
The Shelton High School volleyball
team dropped two road matches last
week, falling in straight sets on Oct.
1 in Olympia to capital and Oct. 3 in
Silverdale to Central Kitsap.
The Highclimbers are 0—7 in South
Sound Conference, 7—8 overall, and
don’t play this week due to a league-
wide bye.
Mary Knight
The Mary M. Knight High School
volleyball team defeated Crescent in
straight sets Oct. 1 in Matlock and fell
in a five-set match against Taholah on
Oct. 3 in Matlock to move to 4-6.
Boys tennis
Sheflon
The Shelton High School boys ten-
nis team dropped a 3—2 decision to
Timberline Oct. 1 in Shelton.
Shelton senior Jonah Perry im-
proved to 7-1 in singles play and Bren-
dan Wagner earned a singles win in
the match. The Highclimbers were 0-4
in South Sound Conference action, 0-8
Cross—country—Shelton at Hole in
the Wall Invitational, Lakewood, 9
TUESDAY
Girls soccer—Shelton at Yelm, 7
p.m., North Mason at Kingston,
spams CALENDAR
No events scheduled
Thursday, Oct. 10, 2019 Shelton-Mason County Journal Page B—3
6:45 p.m.
4 p.m.
Volleyball—Peninsula at Shelton,
7:15 p.m., North Mason at Port An-
geles, 6:15 p.m., Lake Quinault at
Mary M. Knight, 7 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
5 p.m.
Girls swimming—Shelton at Lakes,
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Boys tennis—Port Angeles at North
Mason, 4 p.m.
I Compiled by sports reporter Jus-
tin Johnson. Times, dates and loca-
tions are subject to change. To have
information added to the sports
calendar, please email details to jus-
tin@masoncounty.com.
Cross-country—Shelton at Lincoln,
overall heading into this week.
North Mason
The North Mason High School boys
tennis team dropped three matches
last week, falling 6-1 to Bremerton
Sept. 30 in Bremerton, 7-0 to Sequim
Oct. 1 in Belfair and 6-1 to Iflahowya
Oct. 2 in Silverdale.
The Bulldogs were 1-8 in Olympic
League, 1-8 overall heading into this
week.
Girls soccer
North Mason
The North Mason High School girls
soccer team rode a 10-minute hat trick
from Sophie Green to a 3-1 win over
Sequim on Oct. 1 at Phil Pugh Stadi-
um in Belfair, then dropped a 2-1 deci-
sion to North Kitsap Oct. 3 in Poulsbo.
Cameo Amick, Tuesday Palmer and
Kristen Griffey tallied assists against
the Wolves.
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The Bulldogs are 4-2-0 (11 points)
in Olympic League play, 4-3-0 overall.
Sheflon
The Shelton High School girls soc-
cer team dropped a 1-0 decision to
North Thurston on Oct. 1 at High- .
climber Stadium in Shelton, then fell
6—2 to Capital on Oct. 3 in Olympia.
Victoria Silverman and Cayla
Muenchow scored the Climbers’ goals
against the Cougars.
Shelton was 1—5-1 in South Sound
Conference play, 1-6-2 overall, enter-
ing the week.
Girls swimming
Shekon
The Shelton High School girls swim
team had 15 individual personal re-
cords in a 132-47 loss Oct. 2 in Silver-
dale to Central Kitsap. '
Alli Sachs won the 100-yard butterfl
with a time of 1 minute, 8.1 seconds,
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The Shelton
High School girls
soccer team looks
toward the flag
during the national
anthem Oct. 1
at Highclimber
Stadium in Shelton.
The Climbers
lost 1-0 to North
Thurston. Journal
photo by Justin
Johnson
and was Second in the 500-yard free-
style with a time of 5:57.88. Both marks
were personal records for the sopho-
more, and were the sixth- and filth-best
times, respectively, in Climber history.
Aurora Cornell had four personal
records, as did Audrey Murphy, and
a strong 1:16 showing from Allison
Baumgardt in the 100-yard junior var—
sity freestyle could earn her a spot in
the varsity relays and freestyle going
forward, aCCording to co-head coach
Chad Youngquist.
Girls bowling
Shekon
The Shelton High School girls
bowling team begins practice at 2:30
Nov. 4. The team is open to bowlers
in grades 9 through 12.
Prospective team members must
have the Red Card completed through
the athletic office prior to practice.
I Compiled by sports reporter Justin
Johnson.
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