For the second straight 2A Greater St. Helens League game, Washougal’s girls soccer team needed overtime to settle the result.
And this time, the Panthers came out on the winning end, topping Mark Morris, 1-0, behind Sydney Mederos’ penalty kick after a scoreless regulation and two five-minute overtimes Thursday night at Fishback Stadium.
Head coach Charlie Boyce also credited goalkeeper Jessie Larson as the “man of the match” with her two saves.
The Panthers, who improve to 4-2-1 overall (3-2) league with the win, outshot the Monarchs 11-3.
Stars of the day
• Emma Swett, Woodland volleyball, kept the Beavers in first place in the 2A GSHL with 19 assists, 12 kills and six blocks in a four-set victory over Hockinson.
• Keelie Leblanc, Camas volleyball, posted a match-best 15 kills and added 12 digs in Camas’ sweep of Skyview in 4A GSHL play.
• Shalece Easley, Columbia River girls soccer, was a part of both the Chieftains’ goals scoring a goal and assisted the other in River’s 2-0 shutout of R.A. Long.
• Paeton Lesser, Camas girls swimming, won the 100 butterfly and 500 freestyle and also swam the anchor legs of the Papermakers’ 200 free and 400 relays at a double-dual meet at Propstra.
• MaKayla Woods, Union girls soccer, had two goals and two assists in a 4-0 win over Battle Ground.
• Hannah Mixon, Hudson’s Bay girls soccer, scored a hat trick and also assisted two goals in the Eagles’ shutout victory over Fort Vancouver.
