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was followed up in stoppage
time by senior midfielder
Natalie Rosen, who netted the
game's final goal. Rosen slot-
ted the ball in the left side off
a rebound.
It was the ninth victory this
season for the Vikings.
"The girls did good," Vi:
kings coach Greg St. Peter
said. "It was a good matchup.
The keeper was outstanding,
she had several good saves.
It's an impressive group. We
needed this win and they put
up a good fight."
North Kitsap, which has
become a rival of North Ma-
son, couldn't penetrate the
Bulldogs' defense in the first
half. The only viable shot the
Vikings took was on a corner
kick in the 25th minute. Shi-
pley sent the ball toward the
right corner, but Mihelich
swatted it down.
The first half ended in a 0-0
deadlock.
Bulldog senior Abygail Lei-
bold said the match was a good
lesson for the Bulldogs.
"I think our touches and our
communication, we'll definite-
ly have to start working up on
that," Leibold said. "Hopefully
we'll finish out strong. I just
think first touch is always im-
portant, but sometimes those
balls can get slick. It's been
misty out here, so hopefully
well work on that."
On Saturday, the Bulldogs
Journal photo by Alexandria Valdez
North Mason freshman Sophie Green pushes between North Kitsap's Brianna George, left, and freshman Charlotte Bond,
during an Oct. 20 match.
beat the Sequim Wolves 1-0.
Stark scored the team's lone
goal on a penalty kick.
North Mason's final match
of the season is 6:45 p.m. to-
day against Kingston. In the
beginning of October, the
Bulldogs shut out Kingston
3-0.
If North Mason places in
the top four in the Olympic
League, it will advance to the
2A West Central District III
tournament.
Matches will be played
Oct. 29, Nov. 1, 3 and 5.
The games will be played at
Franklin Pearce Stadium,
Fife High School or Silver-
dale Stadium.
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placed 13th with a time
of 29.93.
Youngquist called her
the transformer of the
team.
"Brenna solidified her-
self as the person that is
going to be on all three of
our relays," Youngquist
said. "Her stroke tech-
nique -- she doesn't have
the power or experience
-- but it's the kind of
stroke that she can go
as far as she wants to go
with it. With good train-
ing and focus and a sup-
port cast around her, I
think she should have
the goal of going to state
at some point. That was
a big transformation for
her."
Junior Hannah Oli-
ver, who has been a
steady force this sea-
son, continued to clock
solid times in her races.
During the 100-yard
butterfly, Oliver placed
15th with a time of
1:23.64. In the 100-
yard breaststroke, she
placed llth in a time of
1:23.50.
Youngquist added he
was impressed with ju-
nior Angellica BP. She
placed 16th in the 100-
yard freestyle and 15th
in the 100-yard back-
stroke.
Shelton now has two
weeks to prepare for the
district meet. Youngquist
said he is not sure what
to expect since there will
be new district teams
Shelton hasn't faced be-
fore.
"I'd like to say we're
on the edge of qualifying
for state," Youngquist
said. "But with this
new league and the new
district, we have more
wildcard opportunities
but we have a new dis-
trict coming in that isn't
traditionally strong. But
I don't know how it will
play out. I don't think
it'll be easier, but I don't
know what will hap-
pen."
For Leach, it might be
the final time she swims
competitively, so she
wants to leave on a high
note.
"I'm just excited to
see how we do," she said.
• "I'm really excited for the
relays because I think
we can get better times
in those. We have two
weeks so I mean that's a
lot of time to improve."
Journal photo by Alexandria Valdez
Shelton freshman Brenna Apple swims the
backstroke on the 200-yard medley relay during
the 3A South Sound Conference championship
meet on Oct. 22.
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