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

2A District Playoffs:

Sehome 3, Bellingham 0
Squalicum 3, Anacortes 0

Lynden 3, Burlington-Edison 0

SEHOME 3, BELLINGHAM 0

The Mariners kicked off the district tournament by taking all three sets against the visiting Bayhawks.

Paige Flory not only had a double-double with 14 kills and 12 digs, but she also led from behind the service line with five aces.

Maren Stiles had her best outing of the season with 11 kills, while Jackie Hurley got to 17 digs around the court. Taylor Turrell dished out 36 assists, while Brooklyn Flamer added seven kills and Hadley Crovo had nine digs.

Bellingham was led by Hensley Hurlburt and Amber Keay who each had six kills, while Bailey Burge finished with 23 digs.

Morgan Brennan added 15 assists and 10 digs, and Estelle Ochs had five kills and 14 digs.

Sehome will take on second-ranked Archbishop Murphy at 5:30 on Monday at Meridian High School for a chance to play for the 2A district championship. The Bayhawks will also play at the same time at Meridian High School against Lakewood in a loser-out match up.

SQUALICUM 3, ANACORTES 0

The Storm defeated the Seahawks at home 25-20, 25-16 and 25-14, and moved into the semifinals of the 2A district tournament.

Alyssa Roselli ran the offense with 24 assists, while also picking up a team-high four aces. She frequently found Avery Kettman who slammed home 12 kills.

Bronwyn Jones led the defense in the back court with 17 digs, while Lola Froese added nine digs and Roselli and Abby Fife each had seven digs. The defense up front was led by Tiana Thompson who had three blocks, and Lola Copenhaver who finished with two blocks.

Squalicum will next face top-ranked Lynden at 7:30 on Monday at Meridian High School for a chance to play for the district championship.

LYNDEN 3, BURLINGTON-EDISON 0

The Lions took their 41st straight win, and this time took it out on the visiting Tigers in the quarterfinal round of the 2A district tournament.

The biggest weapon was the Lynden serving game, which finished with an astounding 21 aces over the three sets, and leading the way was Lexi Hermanutz who finished with 10. She also had five kills and seven digs.

Finley Parcher had a team-high 12 kills, while Hadley Lamp led with nine digs to go with her five aces. Mia Burke had seven kills with a .875 hitting percentage, and Izzie Stephan handed out 24 assists.

Lynden will attempt to get back to the district championship game for the second year in a row, but will need to get past Squalicum at 7:30 on Monday at Meridian High School.