The only non-league loss was EHS against Tahoma.
Enumclaw fell to the Lancers, their first lost of the season.
EHS is riding high on a 3-0 record, while WRHS is down to 1-2.
It was a close call, with the WRHS Hornets scoring the winning goal in the last moments.
It was a good Friday for both Hornet teams.
The volleyball team is looking to improve it’s eighth-place state tournament placing from last year.
EHS quickly broke away from their rivals, ending the game at 36-14.
Don’t forget, the annual Battle of the Bridge is Friday, Sept. 6, with kickoff at 7 p.m.
Many new staff members have joined the ranks of the Enumclaw, White River, and Carbonado school districts.
Inductees for an inaugural class are being sought now.
Janel Keating Hambly received the Robert J. Handy Most Effective Administrator Award.
The team broke California’s nine-year winning streak.
Riders from EHS and WRHS took first place in the regional event.