High school sports roundup for May 21, 2022: Royals end baseball season with loss to Mt. Spokane
Posted: May 22, 2022 646
Lynnwood High School’s Tommy McMahon is tagged out at the plate by inches in a 3A State playoff game against Mt. Spokane on Saturday at Mount Si HS in Snoqualmie. (Photos by Joe Christian)
The Lynnwood Royals (L) line up at the start of a 3A State playoff game against Mt. Spokane.
The Royals get pumped up before the game.
Royal Leyon Camantigue starts on the mound.
Tommy McMahon (11) scored the Royals’ only run in a mercy-rule- shortened game in the sixth inning.
The Royals keep the energy up in a close game early.
Lynnwood’s Mason Lane (R) tries to catch a Mt. Spokane runner off first base.
Royals pitcher Leyon Camantigue kept Mt. Spokane scoreless for three innings.
Lynnwood’s Jaxon Kaulfuss puts the ball in play
Jace Hampson moves to glove an infield hit.
Gavin Harrington came in to pitch in the sixth inning.
As the rain starts to fall, Jace Hampson jumps back from an inside pitch. Tommy Mcmahon on third base would eventually score for the Royals to break the shutout.
Collin Morgan (R) shows the frustration as Lynnwood’s season comes to an end.
Baseball
State Tournament – Round of 16
Mt. Spokane defeated Lynnwood 11-1
Mt. Spokane (22-5) pulled away with three runs in the fifth inning and six runs in the sixth inning as Lynnwood (15-8) could only come up with two hits, ending the Royals’ season.
Lake Washington defeated Edmonds-Woodway 3-1
Junior Drew Warner scored on a wild pitch to give Edmonds-Woodway (15-11) a 1-0 lead in the fifth inning; however, Lake Washington(18-6) scored three runs in the bottom of the sixth and held on for the victory, ending the Warriors’ season. Senior standout pitcher Gibby Marshall-Inman had another strong performance for the Warriors, taking a no-hitter into the fifth inning and a shutout into the sixth inning. Marshall-Inman only gave up three runs and three hits through six innings.
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