Lewis and Clark, Mt. Spokane Win in Girls Soccer
MacLennan-Snyder scored late for Lewis and Clark, while Mt. Spokane won its 3A opener.
Lewis and Clark moved into the semifinals after a 1-0 home victory over Hanford at ONE Spokane Stadium. McKell MacLennan-Snyder, a freshman, broke the scoreless tie in the 78th minute. The top-seeded Saxons improved to 15-0-3, while the eighth-seeded Falcons finished the game at 7-9.
Mead will be Lewis and Clark’s next opponent. The fifth-seeded Panthers advanced by beating fourth-seeded Kamiakin 3-2 on the road. Rachel Groves delivered the deciding score in minute 67, joining Nevaeh Dunivant and Katie Montecucco among Mead’s goal scorers. The semifinal between Lewis and Clark and Mead is scheduled for Thursday at ONE Spokane Stadium.
Mt. Spokane also advanced, defeating Sageview 6-1 in its first-round matchup. Avery Davidson and Layla Meier each contributed two goals and an assist for the second-seeded Wildcats, whose record moved to 12-1-2. Mt. Spokane will remain home for Thursday’s semifinal against sixth-seeded University at 6 p.m. University reached that game with a 4-2 road win over Kennewick at Lampson Stadium. Demi Buckallew put the Titans ahead, and Glory Tichy added another goal in the 80th minute. Deverie Cook and Laney Haiar also scored for University.
- Lewis and Clark beat Hanford 1-0.
- McKell MacLennan-Snyder scored in the 78th minute.
- Lewis and Clark faces Mead on Thursday at ONE Spokane Stadium.
- Mt. Spokane hosts University on Thursday at 6 p.m.
- Avery Davidson and Layla Meier each had two goals and one assist.
Source: The Spokesman-Review ↗
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