Ferndale 7, Blaine 0
Lynden 9, Sultan 1
Meridian 5, Mariner 0
Nooksack Valley 1, Sedro-Woolley 0
Bellingham 0, Sehome 0
Oak Harbor 2, Lynden Christian 0
Burlington-Edison 5, Squalicum 1
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Ferndale 7, Blaine 0
The Golden Eagles got off to a hot start when Tehgan Ambrose scored just seconds into the game, and she scored twice more over the next 15 minutes to lead Ferndale to the victory at home against the previously unbeaten Borderites.
Adalee Beach also had a goal and an assist for the Golden Eagles. Other goals came from Mia Collins, Lyla Spencer and Sarah Stoner, and assists were by Hannah Huynh, Liv Luna, Nyla Kanda, Josie McClellan and Kensley Beach.
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Lynden 9, Sultan 1
It was all Lions at home as sophomore midfielder Sarah Eyre led the way with two goals and two assists as Lynden moved back above .500 on the season.
Seniors Blair Dowdy and Isla Holman each had a goal and an assist, and freshman forward Ruby Frerichs moved up from the JV team to have a team-high three assists in the contest.
Other goals came from seniors Kyleigh McVie and Paizley Hildebrand, junior Dorie Langstraat, sophomore Lena VanderMey and freshman Ella Adkisson.
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Meridian 5, Mariner 0
The Trojans put it all together at home as they picked up their fourth win of the season after defeating the Marauders behind a two-goal performance by Ella Kravtsov.
Avery Warnock also came through with a goal and an assist, while Meridian also received goals from Luz Lane and Makena Torok, and an assist from Sofia Guzman.
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Nooksack Valley 1, Sedro-Woolley 0
A penalty kick off the foot of Gretchen Elmendorf proved to be the difference as the Pioneers picked up their third win of the season.
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Bellingham 0, Sehome 0
The two city schools came into the match with a combined record of eight wins to just one loss. Two tremendous teams with playoff aspirations played to a scoreless tie.
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Oak Harbor 2, Lynden Christian 0
The Lyncs dropped their second match in a row, and fell to .500 with the loss against the 3A Wildcats on the road.
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Burlington-Edison 5, Squalicum 1
The Storm suffered their first loss of the season on the road against the Tigers. Burlington-Edison led 3-0 at the half, and continued to pour it on in the second half. Squalicum’s lone goal came late in the contest when Audri Kiesau lofted a shot perfectly into the back corner of the net.
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