Kentridge’s Sam Gilman (3) works with the ball as Auburn Mountainview’s Janeese Singer defends during water polo action Thursday. RACHEL CIAMPI, Kent Reporter

Kentridge’s Sam Gilman (3) works with the ball as Auburn Mountainview’s Janeese Singer defends during water polo action Thursday. RACHEL CIAMPI, Kent Reporter

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Auburn Mountainview took on Kentridge in a girls water polo match at the Auburn Pool on Thursday.

No final results were reported.

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Enumclaw 9, Auburn Riverside 9: Lindsay Harms scored six goals and Caitlyn Schuler had three as the Hornets (5-1 league, 8-2 overall) defeated the Ravens.

Goalkeeper Morgan Hall made 11 saves for the Hornets.

Emily Crosslin scored four goals, Grace Dorn had three and Megan Child finished with two to lead the Ravens.

On Tuesday, Enumclaw beat Kentridge 10-4 in a league game.

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Harms and Emilie Weyer had three goals apiece for the Hornets. Haley Childress and Allison Nelson each scored twice for the Chargers.


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