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Terrace advances in girls soccer

Taylor Williams scored three goals in the second half to defeat Everett 4-1 in a loser-out match.

By Amina Yusuf ·

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Mountlake Terrace defeated Everett 4-1 on Tuesday in a District 1 3A play-in game in Edmonds. The Hawks, who finished the regular season with a 7-8-2 record, advanced to the postseason. Everett dropped to a 6-11-0 record and is eliminated from the tournament.

The Seagulls took an early lead. Izzy Shelton scored to put Everett ahead at the start of the game. The score remained tied until the second half began.

Taylor Williams scored a hat trick in the second half to turn the match around for the Hawks. Kyla Johnson added the final goal to make the score 4-1. Johnson also recorded two assists. Lilly Sims provided an assist for Terrace. Keeper Jordyn Stokes recorded eight assists in the win.

Other results from Tuesday night included a 2-1 victory for Shorewood over Edmonds-Woodway. Maily Fly and Hermela Takeste scored for the Stormrays, who improved to 9-3-0 in conference play. Harper Funston scored for Edmonds-Woodway on an assist from Izzy Han.

In Wesco 4A action, Kamiak beat Lake Stevens 2-1. Arlington and Jackson played to a 1-1 draw. In the north division, Stanwood defeated Cascade 7-0.

King’s High School fell to Overlake 2-5 in Redmond. The Knights, now 8-8-1, dropped into the consolation bracket. King’s must win two straight games to advance to state, beginning with a match against Eastside Prep on Saturday.

Source: Everett Herald · original report published

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