2026 Girls Soccer Roundup for Saturday - October 31 - Whatcom County High School Sports

This header by Ryla Sabado helped save Squalicum's season.

2A District Tournament:

Squalicum 2, Lakewood 0
Sehome 2, Anacortes 0
Bellingham 5, Burlington-Edison 0
Archbishop Murphy 1, Lynden 0

3A District Tournament:

Edmonds-Woodway 1, Ferndale 0 (5-4 PK’s)

Squalicum 2, Lakewood 0

The Storm kept their season alive with the win over the visiting Cougars. Rylan Rockafellow scored first on an assist from Siri Hoglin, and a header by Ryla Sabado off a corner kick from Addi Wilson gave Squalicum the much more comfortable two-goal lead which was enjoyed by the Storm for the rest of the contest.

Squalicum will now face Anacortes at 7:00 on Tuesday night at Civic Stadium in another loser-out contest. The two teams split their two games against each other in the regular season.

Sehome 2, Anacortes 0

The Mariners took care of business in the semifinals of the 2A district tournament with a shutout win over the Seahawks. Surin Connell scored on an unassisted goal, and Amaia Reid was able to score on her own corner kick.

Sehome will now face Bellingham for the district championship at 7:00 on Thursday at Civic Stadium.

Bellingham 5, Burlington-Edison 0

The Bayhawks showed why they were the number one seed going into the tournament as five different players scored goals, which launched them into the district championship game.

Stella Eltrich scored first, and then she was followed with goals by Addi Bonner, Zoey Riddell, Morgan Dupre and Sara Harward, and Bellingham will battle with rival Sehome for the district championship at 7:00 on Thursday at Civic Stadium.

Archbishop Murphy 1, Lynden 0

The Lions season came to a close with a record of 6-13-1 after dropping their match on the road against the Wildcats in the consolation bracket.

Edmonds-Woodway 1, Ferndale 0

The Golden Eagles possessed the ball for the majority of the match, which went scoreless in regulation and the two overtime periods.

It shifted to penalty kicks, and when Ferndale was unable to connect on the first shot, the Warriors had the advantage. Edmonds-Woodway then went on to make all five penalty kicks to steal the road win and knock the Golden Eagles into the consolation bracket. Ferndale will now host Monroe on Tuesday at 7:00 in a loser-out contest.