Thursday results - so far

The only home matchup was girls soccer vs Lake Stevens.

The Lake Stevens JV won 6-1, but the Oak Harbor girls scored another goal, their 3rd of the season. Morgan Dutton scored on a free kick, for the second game in a row, in the 2nd half. After the game Haylee Little said the team was in a good mood. "We scored", she said.

The varsity team dug themselves into an early hole, letting Lake Stevens score two early goals, then allowed a third just seconds before the end of the half. Coming out of halftime, the Wildcat girls got aggressive, and with less than 2 minutes gone, Roni Tomlin, with an assist by Carson McKole, slipped the ball past the Viking goalkeeper for the score. The rest of the 2nd half was played to a standsill except for a single Lake Stevens goal halfway through the 2nd half.

57 images from the varsity soccer game have been posted HERE.

Down in Lynnwood, the boys and girls Cross Country team faced off against Cascade, Arlington and host Meadowdale. Matt Reith won the boys JV race, with Jake Daniel and Connor Zimmerman finishing 3rd and 4th respectively.

The girls team posted their first team victory of the season, finishing with 35 points against Arlington's 41. The first OH runner was Allison Duvenez who was 2nd overall. She was the leader of a 3-girl pack who all finished within a second of each other. The 3rd girl in the pack and 4th overall was Adrianna Royal. Other OH runners who finished high enough to earn points were Kathryn Fisken (7th), Kimberley Kyle (10th), and Heather Dale (12th).

The boys XC team came in 2nd to Cascade, but beat league opponent Arlington by 2 points. Tops for the 'Cats was Tyler King (2nd overall), followed by Josh Durhkopf (9th), Cody Klauer (12th), Michael Reith (14th) and Matt Bolte (16th).
At Arlington HS, the varsity volleyball squad got their first league win, beating the Eagles 3-1. OH lost the first game 17-25, but using senior Jessica Muzzall's 13 kills and Jen Jansen's 14 kills won the next 3 game 26-24, 25-23, and 25-22 for the win. Senior Kim Mowbray added 3kills along with her 4 blocks for the Wildcats. The JV and Freshman teams did not fare well, and we'll just leave it at that.