From the Sidelines
The Bellevue sports blog
The Bellevue sports blog
As the season winds down, as do our highlights. Here’s a look at what stood out in the last week of area sports.
Girls Tennis
Anissa Bryant-Swift and Malia Lum of Sammamish beat Kate Jameson and Grace Porter of Bainbridge 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 on Wednesday to capture the SeaKing District doubles championship. Bryant-Swift and Lum, the defending 3A state champions, qualified to return to the state tournament next weekend.
Boys Tennis
Dragos Puscalau of Sammamish beat Jordan Smith of Mercer Island 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 to finish third at the boys SeaKing District championships Wednesday.
Baseball
Eric Wollebek went 3 for 3 with a leadoff triple and scored the only run for Sammamish in a 6-1 loss to O’Dea Tuesday in a state play-in game.
Rugby
Gabe Eiger (Bellevue Christian), Alex Cannon (Interlake) and Tomas Narvaja (Sammamish) all scored tries in the Eastside Lions 58-10 victory over the Shelton Savages Saturday.
Softball
Katie Savard knocked in three runs and Taylor Cooke fell a home run short of the cycle in Bellevue’s 12-0 win over Eastside Catholic in the first round of the Sea-King 3A District Tournament Thursday. Emily Fleischman improved to 16-6 with a five innings of one-hit ball in the circle. The Wolverines kept rolling in game two, beating Nathan Hale 9-0. Fleischman pitched again, allowing just one hit and striking out eight in seven innings. Kelly Meggs and Savard both went 3 for 4 for Bellevue
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