I didn’t even make it through one game before it happened.
It took just one quarter for Marysville-Pilchuk to make an adjustment to Arlington’s defense, opening the floodgates to a 42-13 Wesco win Oct. 2, and maintaining a perfect (5-0) record.
Marysville-Pilchuck teams finished in the middle of a large pack while playing host Oct. 3 to the Tomahawk Twilight at Cedarcrest Golf Course.
Getting Lakewood’s first win in school history against Cedarcrest should have provided enough drama, but throwing in a dual shutout, overtime and penalty kicks made Thursday’s match a program-defining moment.
The Tomahawks just didn’t have enough depth to battle sickness and the Arlington Eagles on Sept. 30.
Soccer matches are rarely decided in the first 12 minutes, especially for coach Gary Riozzi’s girls.
Tomahawk senior running back Austin Denton doesn’t stop until he gets to the end zone.
The Tomahawk swimmers added another win to the column, defeating Kamiak at the pool which will host the district meet at the end of the season.
The Tomahawk volleyball team showed resilience, bouncing back from the wrong side of an 11-1 run to defeat Mountlake Terrace in four games.
Off to a 4-1 start coming into their Sept. 26 game against winless Cascade, coach Gary Riozzi and the Tomahawk girls walked off of the field of their 0-0 tie like the game was a loss.
After a promising start to their season, the Lakewood football team has hit the grinding part of their schedule and are feeling the pains of youth and inexperience.
After winning game one in convincing fashion, the Lakewood volleyball team faltered, giving up the next three games to Coupeville.
The Tomahawk swimmers added another win to the column, defeating Kamiak at the pool which will host the district meet at the end of the season.
