White River couldn’t bust through Federal Way’s defense, but Enumclaw clobbered Kent-Meridian 71-0.
Due to an official shortage, the events are now scheduled for Oct. 17.
White River improved to 4-0 with 54-7 win against Kentlake, and Enumclaw crushed Thomas Jefferson 68-0.
EHS is also looking at a likely easy win against Thomas Jefferson.
The new, free event is aiming to showcase the Hornets’ power on the green.
Review of prep sports results.
Enumclaw routs Kentlake while White River whips Auburn Mountainview.
White River’s Ashton Chapin (pictured) was victorious Thursday afternoon in his No. 1 singles match against Enumclaw’s Amos Hall.
The Hornet machine simply could not be stopped.
It’ll be all new scho0ls, and all new challenges, this year for local athletes.
And boys cross country has retained the vast majority of last year’s top runners.
Also, the volleyball team has a new coach.
