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Boys tennis
Bellevue 5 Sammamish 2
The Wolverines’ boys tennis team earned another win on Wednesday, 5-2 over Sammamish behind the play of number one singles player Zack Kosanke, who took his match with Ethan Romney in straight sets, 6-1, 6-0. Bellevue swept the doubles matches.
Zack Kosanke (B) (6-1, 6-0) over Ethan Romney; Isaac So (S) (6-3, 7-5) over Myron Pak; Anthony Cau (S) (7-5, 6-4) over Chris Graham; Alvin Tran (B) (6-0, 6-2) over Kevin Lee; Henry Barkhudariyan and Alex Zhu (B) (6-0, 6-1) over Connor Ciu and Neema Rostami; Ben Liang (B) (6-0, 6-0) over Aaron Tam and Jason Habib; Elton Lou and Starr Wen (B) (6-2, 6-1) over Erik Wing and Kevin Monohan
Volleyball
Bellevue 3 Sammamish 0
Lillia Mora and Memie Huang both served up six aces and adde a pair of kills as the Wolverines took care of Sammamish in straight sets, 25-12, 25-12, 25-18. Jessie Marvin tallied three aces, five digs and a block to go with her team-high 10 kills.
Liberty 3 Interlake 0Lauren Davis had an incredible 30 digs and Alyssa Deardorff added 20 assists, but it wasn’t enough as the Saints were defeated in straight sets by Liberty.
Cross Country
Sam Giner (first), Jay Taves (second) and Ivan Leniski (fourth) each finished in the top five for Interlake in its cross country meet with Liberty at Marymoor Park in Redmond on Wednesday.
The Saints won the team scoring over the Patriots 22-37.
On the girls side, Summer Hanson, Nadia Lucas and Antoinette Tansley took home the top three spots to lead the girls to a dominating win, 24-31.
Giner (I) 16:36; Taves (I) 16:54; Hiron Redman (L) 16:54; Leniski (I) 17:01; Nick Knoblich (L) 17:12Hanson (I) 19:27; Lucas (I) 19:29; Tansley (I) 19:29; Megan Chucka (L) 20:01; Sarah Bliesner (L) 20:22
Bellevue’s boys and girls both outpaced the competition as well, besting both Mercer Island and Juanita with a low meet score of 17.
John Fowler, Addison Woolsey, Spike Sievert and Ryan Long were the top four finishers for the boys while Julia Ellings came in second and Tiffany Eisenbach finished fourth for the Bellevue girls.
