Grace Eversaul and the Western Washington women’s soccer team are rolling along.
The junior midfielder from Skyview High has scored in two consecutive matches for the No. 12-ranked Vikings.
Western Washington improved to 10-2 this season with a 6-0 win over Saint Martin’s on Tuesday. Eversaul scored on a penalty kick, her third goal of the season.
Eversaul has started all 12 matches, anchoring the midfield for a team that has outscored opponents 36-3 this season.
The Environment Sciences major was on the Great Northwest Athletic Conference All-Academic team last year with a 3.81 GPA.
Western Washington is 6-0 in GNAC play with six conference games to go.
Alyssa Tomasini, a junior from Camas, had two assists in Western Oregon’s 3-1 win over Montana State-Billings on Thursday. The Wolves are third in the GNAC at 3-2-1.
Men’s Soccer
Maxton Hauser, a sophomore from Ridgefield, scored the winning goal in The Evergreen State College’s 3-2 win over Warner Pacific on Sunday. Hauser’s goal in the 84th minute was his third of the season.
Sam Morris, a freshman from Hockinson, had five saves as Saint Mary’s (Minn.) beat Bethel 2-1 in overtime. The goalkeeper has started five straight matches for the Cardinals (5-8).
Cross Country
Gabriel Dinnel, a freshman from Washougal, helped Idaho place second at the Inland Empire Championships in Lewiston, Idaho. He finished 21st out of 99 runners, covering 8,000 meters in 24:31.
Volleyball
Hannah Lord, a senior from Heritage, had 17 kills for Northwest University over two matches last weekend. The Eagles notched 3-0 wins over Warner Pacific and Multnomah.
Ashley Watkins, a senior from Battle Ground, had a season high 56 assists in Montana’s five-set loss to Northern Arizona on Saturday. She also had nine digs.
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