Darrington's Ava Pater passed 1,000 career assists in a district volleyball win over Shoreline Christian, helping the Loggers secure a place in the tri-district crossover. The third-seeded Loggers beat sixth-seeded Shoreline Christian 3-1 and improved to 18-2 overall.
Pater finished with 22 assists and six aces. Sophie Ross contributed 11 kills and 12 digs, and Crimson Vincent added 10 digs and three aces. Darrington's next match is a semifinal against No. 2 seed Providence Classical Christian on Saturday at Lummi Nation School.
Elsewhere in the bracket, top-seeded Fellowship Christian swept Evangel Christian 3-0 in Everett. The Eagles, now 14-0, also earned a tri-district crossover berth and will meet No. 5 Lopez Island in a semifinal. Lopez Island advanced by beating Grace Academy 3-0 in Arlington. Grace Academy (8-5) will face No. 9 Evangel Classical School in a loser-out game on Saturday. In another loser-out match, No. 6 Shoreline Christian defeated No. 11 Tulalip Heritage 3-0.
In Wesco 4A play, Kamiak beat Arlington 3-1 in Arlington by set scores of 21-25, 25-9, 25-19 and 25-10. Cadence Bigby led Kamiak (12-3 overall, 7-1 in league) with 25 kills and three aces. Skyla Major had two aces and 30 assists, Madeline Soltau had 10 kills, Everly Ruck had six kills, Elin Braddeck had 16 assists, Ivanna Kozoday had 16 digs and Alexis Mall had 19 digs.
For Arlington (2-13, 0-7), Ava Tilton recorded 10 kills, six digs and an ace. Taylor Reese had 14 assists, four kills, 10 digs and two aces, Kember Tremmel had nine kills, and Addy Ziglar had two aces and seven digs.
Glacier Peak ended its regular season with a straight-sets win over Jackson in Snohomish, taking the match 25-19, 25-18 and 25-13. Emma Nowak had 18 kills, Olivia Lincoln had eight, Alivia Gessel had six, and Alyssa Box handed out 32 assists. Glacier Peak finished 9-7 overall and 5-3 in league. Jackson (5-10, 2-6) got seven kills and three blocks from Paris Hirst, six kills from Ellie Brewer, nine digs and 10 assists from Alex Barnwell, 10 digs from Hannah Jumpawong, and three aces and eight assists from Cadley Dengah.
In Wesco 3A North, Snohomish lost the opening set but rallied to beat Cascade 3-1, winning 23-25, 25-18, 25-23 and 25-14 to secure fourth place in the league. Snohomish finished 7-8 overall and 6-5 in league. Brooklyn Rohrich had 13 kills and 30 digs, Brooklyn Beverford had 10 kills and seven aces, and Ashley Rice had 18 digs, three aces and 18 assists. Vera Miller added 14 assists, six kills and eight digs, and Kayla Hugo had five kills and two aces. Statistics were not reported for Cascade (5-11, 4-7).
In girls soccer, No. 3 Anacortes edged No. 6 Archbishop Murphy 4-3. The Wildcats (6-10-1) will host No. 7 Lynden on Saturday in a loser-out game and would need a four-match winning streak to reach state.
No. 1 Bellingham blanked No. 8 Lakewood 2-0 in Bellingham. The Cougars (5-12-1) will face No. 5 Squalicum on Saturday at Civic Field in another loser-out match.
