2026 Girls Soccer Roundup for Tuesday – October 12

Lynden Christian 6, Blaine 0

Lynden 8, Sultan 0

Meridian 6, Mount Baker 0

Bellingham 2, Sehome 0

Ferndale 2, Mount Vernon 1

Squalicum 3, Burlington-Edison 3

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• Lynden Christian 6, Blaine 0

The Lyncs executed their gameplan to perfection on senior night as Addi Molendyk and Kaelyn Hinton each scored a pair of goals in the victory.

Lynden Christian also got a goal and an assist from Hattie Hendricks. Caitlin Kok also scored a goal, and Lexi Yun had an assist as the Borderites dropped their seventh straight.

 

• Lynden 8, Sultan 0

The Lions needed a “get right” game after losing six straight, and they got it on the road against the Turks.

It was a complete team effort by Lynden as Saneha Grewal, Lena VanderMey, Blair Dowdy, Ella Adkisson and Heidi Ruud all scored a goal and had an assist. Other goals came from Mariah VanderMey, Izzy Uyttewaal and Avery Francis.

 

• Meridian 6, Mount Baker 0

Little could be done to stop Ella Kravtsov on the road as she scored four goals for the Trojans in the win.

Meridian also received a goal and an assist from Luz Lane, as well as a pair of assists from Tavia Alexander. Sofia Guzman also scored a goal, while Mila Kravtsov and Claire Donaldson each had an assist.

 

• Bellingham 2, Sehome 0

In a much anticipated matchup it was the Bayhawks who got the best of the Mariners as Sophie Koch led the way with a goal and an assist. Bellingham also received a goal from Sophia Dionne and an assist from Stella Eltrich to remain unbeaten on the season.

 

• Ferndale 2, Mount Vernon 1

The Bulldogs got out to a 1-0 lead early on, but it didn’t last long as a header from Evy Braun tied the game up.

The score remained 1-1 for the majority of gametime until the hustle and determination of Mia Collins showed through when she sprinted to intercept a pass to the outside and promptly scored the eventual game-winning goal.

 

• Squalicum 3, Burlington-Edison 3

Rylan Rockafellow scored a pair of goals, while Arya Sabado had a goal and an assist, but it wouldn’t be enough to get past the Tigers at home as the Storm settled for their third tie of the season.

Squalicum also got an assist from Charlie Grace Bovat.