Due to schedule conflicts, the Enumclaw High School Girls Water Polo Team will not be participating in this year's Auburn School District Water Polo Tournament, held April 19 and 20. The tournament takes place during the weekend before Enumclaw's Spring Break, and many of the Hornet athletes won't be available.
The team will practice during Spring Break, at their usual time, 3:00-4:30, but only on Monday, April 22, Tuesday, April 23, and Thursday, April 25.
The Hornets will still take part in the Puget Sound Polo Tournament, held next weekend, April 12 and 13, at Lakes High School, in Lakewood, WA.
Enumclaw Beats Auburn Riverside 6-2
The Enumclaw Girls Water Polo Team strengthened their hold on second place in the East Division with a 6-2 win over the visiting Auburn Riverside Ravens on Thursday. The Hornets improved their league record to 5-3 while delivering the Ravens their fourth league loss; the Hornets are 6-4 overall.
The game was a defensive struggle throughout, but especially in the first half. The lone first half goal was knocked in by Hornet freshman Lauren Pratt with 1:35 left in the first quarter. The Hornets clung to a 1-0 advantage until late in the third period when Hayley Sonneson and Anna Davenport each scored, to give Enumclaw a 3-0 lead with 1:57 left in the third period. Raven Kamlyn Swanson put Auburn Riverside on the board 18 second later to pull the Ravens within two.
The Hornets added goals by Pratt, Bella Davenport, and Sonneson early in the final period; Kari Swanson scored for Riverside with 1:29 remaining for the final 6-2 score.
Hayley Sonneson and Lauren Pratt scored two goals each for Enumclaw; Anna and Bella Davenport scored one apiece. Goalkeeper Megan Lesmeister pulled in 16 saves.
The Hornets host three-time defending State Champion Gig Harbor on Tuesday at 7:30.
The game was a defensive struggle throughout, but especially in the first half. The lone first half goal was knocked in by Hornet freshman Lauren Pratt with 1:35 left in the first quarter. The Hornets clung to a 1-0 advantage until late in the third period when Hayley Sonneson and Anna Davenport each scored, to give Enumclaw a 3-0 lead with 1:57 left in the third period. Raven Kamlyn Swanson put Auburn Riverside on the board 18 second later to pull the Ravens within two.
The Hornets added goals by Pratt, Bella Davenport, and Sonneson early in the final period; Kari Swanson scored for Riverside with 1:29 remaining for the final 6-2 score.
Hayley Sonneson and Lauren Pratt scored two goals each for Enumclaw; Anna and Bella Davenport scored one apiece. Goalkeeper Megan Lesmeister pulled in 16 saves.
The Hornets host three-time defending State Champion Gig Harbor on Tuesday at 7:30.
Enumclaw 7, Rogers 2
The Enumclaw Girls Water Polo Team beat Rogers, 7-2, at the Rogers Pool on Saturday, March 23 in a non-league contest.
Bailey Sexton led all scorers with three goals. Sophomore Hayley Sonneson and freshman Grace Sales each scored two for the Hornets. Junior goalkeeper Megan Lesmeister had 13 saves for Enumclaw.
For Rogers, Beau Keldenhouse and Miranda Barkley each scored one.
The Hornets travel to Sumner on Tuesday to take on Bonney Lake/Sumner; game time is scheduled for 3:15.
The Hornets are no 3-1 in league play, 4-2 overall.
Bailey Sexton led all scorers with three goals. Sophomore Hayley Sonneson and freshman Grace Sales each scored two for the Hornets. Junior goalkeeper Megan Lesmeister had 13 saves for Enumclaw.
For Rogers, Beau Keldenhouse and Miranda Barkley each scored one.
The Hornets travel to Sumner on Tuesday to take on Bonney Lake/Sumner; game time is scheduled for 3:15.
The Hornets are no 3-1 in league play, 4-2 overall.
Hornets Beat Kentridge/Kentwood 9-2
The EHS Girls Water Polo Team beat the visiting Kentridge/Kentwood team 9-2 on Thursday at the Enumclaw Pool.
Both teams started slowly, scoreless after five minutes. Freshman Grace Sales scored her first goal of the season to put Enumclaw ahead 1-0 late in the first quarter. The Hornets came to life in the second quarter – Hayley Sonneson scored in the first minute of the quarter; Bailey Sexton scored three goals in less than a minute, and freshman Anna Daventport and goalkeeper Megan Lesmeister each scored in the final three minutes of the half.
Sonneson added two goals in the third quarter, to put the Hornets ahead 9-0. Katie Bliden and Haleigh Burton each scored for Kentridge/Kentwood in the final period.
Sonneson and Sexton each tallied three goals for the Hornets, Sales, Anna Davenport, and Lesmeister each scored one. Lesmeister gathered 10 saves.
The Hornets are now 3-1 in league play, and travel to Puyallup on Saturday for a non-league game against Rogers
Both teams started slowly, scoreless after five minutes. Freshman Grace Sales scored her first goal of the season to put Enumclaw ahead 1-0 late in the first quarter. The Hornets came to life in the second quarter – Hayley Sonneson scored in the first minute of the quarter; Bailey Sexton scored three goals in less than a minute, and freshman Anna Daventport and goalkeeper Megan Lesmeister each scored in the final three minutes of the half.
Sonneson added two goals in the third quarter, to put the Hornets ahead 9-0. Katie Bliden and Haleigh Burton each scored for Kentridge/Kentwood in the final period.
Sonneson and Sexton each tallied three goals for the Hornets, Sales, Anna Davenport, and Lesmeister each scored one. Lesmeister gathered 10 saves.
The Hornets are now 3-1 in league play, and travel to Puyallup on Saturday for a non-league game against Rogers
Hornet Win Improves League Record to 2-1
Senior Bella Davenport scored first for the Hornets, two minutes into the opening period. The Ravens rallied to take a 3-1 lead at the end of the quarter, and a 6-1 advantage midway through the second quarter. But Hornet sophomore Hayley Sonneson scored five goals in the last 3:16 of the second quarter, to bring Enumclaw within one of the home team, 7-6, at halftime.
Both teams scored one goal each in the third period, and the Ravens scored two early in the final period, for a three point advantage, 10-7, with 5:49 left in the game. The Hornets went back to work, holding the Ravens scoreless for the rest of the game, while adding five Hornet goals in the last five minutes, four by Sonneson, and one by Davenport. Junior Megan Lesmeister had 14 saves in the goal.
The Hornets improve their league record to 2-1, and host Kentridge on Thursday at the Enumclaw Pool. Game time is 7:30.
Hornets Lose Non-League Contest to Puyallup
Enumclaw's Girls Water Polo Team traveled to Puyallup on Friday for a non-league game against the Vikings and suffered a narrow 10-8 loss.
Puyallup took off to a 3-0 lead in the first half of the opening quarter, but the Hornets rallied to score two goals in the final 26 seconds of the quarter, to trail by one, 3-2, going into the second quarter. Enumclaw outscored Puyallup in the second quarter for a 7-6 Enumclaw lead at halftime. The Vikings caught up with Enumclaw for an 8-8 tie after three quarters, and Puyallup held the Hornets scoreless in the final quarter for the 10-8 final score.
Sophomore Hayley Sonneson scored four for Enumclaw, and Bailey Sexton and Bella Davenport each scored two.
Enumclaw travels to Auburn on Tuesday for a league game against Auburn Riverside
Puyallup took off to a 3-0 lead in the first half of the opening quarter, but the Hornets rallied to score two goals in the final 26 seconds of the quarter, to trail by one, 3-2, going into the second quarter. Enumclaw outscored Puyallup in the second quarter for a 7-6 Enumclaw lead at halftime. The Vikings caught up with Enumclaw for an 8-8 tie after three quarters, and Puyallup held the Hornets scoreless in the final quarter for the 10-8 final score.
Sophomore Hayley Sonneson scored four for Enumclaw, and Bailey Sexton and Bella Davenport each scored two.
Enumclaw travels to Auburn on Tuesday for a league game against Auburn Riverside
Enumclaw Beats Auburn for 1st Win of 2013
The EHS Girls Water Polo Team traveled to Auburn on Thursday, and came home with a 14-5 win over the Trojans, and the Hornets' first league win of the 2013 season.
The Trojans scored first, and increased their lead to 2-0 with three minutes remaining in the opening period, but the Hornets scored three goals in the final 1:21 of the first quarter (two by Bella Davenport, and one by Bailey Sexton)), to take a 3-2 advantage into the second quarter.
Sexton added two more, and Davenport and Madi Woodall each scored one in the second quarter, for a 7-3 Hornet lead at halftime. Sexton scored five more in the second half, and Hayley Sonneson added two goals in the final three minutes for the 14-5 final score.
Sexton led all scorers with eight goals, Davenport knocked in three, Sonneson scored two, and Woodall added one. Goalkeeper Megan Lesmeister had 14 saves.
The Hornets travel to Puyallup on Friday to face the Puyallup Vikings in a non-league contest.
The Trojans scored first, and increased their lead to 2-0 with three minutes remaining in the opening period, but the Hornets scored three goals in the final 1:21 of the first quarter (two by Bella Davenport, and one by Bailey Sexton)), to take a 3-2 advantage into the second quarter.
Sexton added two more, and Davenport and Madi Woodall each scored one in the second quarter, for a 7-3 Hornet lead at halftime. Sexton scored five more in the second half, and Hayley Sonneson added two goals in the final three minutes for the 14-5 final score.
Sexton led all scorers with eight goals, Davenport knocked in three, Sonneson scored two, and Woodall added one. Goalkeeper Megan Lesmeister had 14 saves.
The Hornets travel to Puyallup on Friday to face the Puyallup Vikings in a non-league contest.
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