The Vikings golf team sent a diluted squad due to illness to Anacortes to play La Conner and Mt. Vernon on March 29.
Last Saturday’s double-header against Orcas was a mixed bag for the Orcas baseball team.
The Lady Vikings softball team opened their league play with a double-header at home against La Conner on March 29. The Braves took the games 10-3 and 10-7.
On Tuesday, Feb. 16 the girls will play Friday Harbor at 4:45 and the boys will take on La Conner. Both game are at the Sedro-Woolley High School. If either team wins, they will play again on Feb. 18 – the girls against La Conner and the boys against Friday Harbor. If they lose, then they are done with play-off games.
The Orcas boys enter the final stage of the season 9-3 in league behind Friday Harbor 10-2 and LaConner 12-0 before competing in the play-offs.
At 5-5 in league, the Lady Vikings trail Mt Vernon Christian at 7-5, Friday Harbor 11-1 and undefeated LaConner at 12-0.
It was a busy week for the Vikings during homecoming.
The Lady Vikings volleyball team lost 3-0 to Mt. Vernon Christian on Oct. 5.
“We handled the game quite well, only conceding a penalty late in the game,” said Coach Matt Stolmeier, recalling it was the Braves who knocked the Vikings out of playoff contention last year in a bruising match. “Stand out player was Gerardo Jimenez who showed his attacking prowess by scoring four goals in 15 minutes. Other goal scorers include Wylie Kau, Michael Harlow and Steven Bodenhamer. Five of our goals had beautiful assists.”
The Lady Vikings volleyball team had a busy week with three games and a JV tournament jammed into five days.
On Sept. 17, the Lady Vikings Volleyball team began their season with a loss against league powerhouse LaConner, 3-0.
The (0-5) Lady Vikings lost to Forest Ridge Friday, April 17, 9-3, and continue to look for their first win.
The Viking baseball team, despite a setback last week from a 10-5 loss to the LaConner Braves, still sit atop the Northwest 1A/2B league, albeit with close company.
The Viking baseball team swept a double header on March 30 against Cedar Park Christian, 12-10 and 15-5.
