The always-feisty Woodinville-Inglemoor rivalry produced another tough game, with the Falcons coming out on top 2-0.

Maria pitched a complete-game shut-out, giving up only 3 hits, with 9 strikeouts and no walks.

Maggie and Lindsay combined for both Falcon runs.  Maggie doubled in the first and Lindsay singled her in.  Mags singled in the sixth and Lindsay again knocked her in.

Maria pitched a tremendous game but the Bothell pitcher did likewise, and Falcons ended up losing a heart-breaker, 2-1.

Cat drove in the Falcons' only run in the sixth inning with an infield hit that scored Shelby.

Bothell scored a run in the fourth on a first-and-third steal of home, and the game winner in the bottom of the sixth.

The Falcons began their season with a 7-1 win over Monroe.

Kaaren and Maria split the pitching duties, and combined for a one-hitter, striking out nine between them.

 Kaaren hit the first pitch she saw in 2009 over the left field fence in the second inning, for the Falcons' first run.  Cat's two-run single spear-headed a six-run Falcon fifth inning that put the game away.

On the first truly sunny day of the Spring the Falcons beat Roosevelt 6-0 in a game featuring three Falcon triples.

The Falcons scored in the first on a walk to Maggie, a stolen base, and a single by scary-hot Lindsay, who was in the midst of what ended up being a streak of ten consecutive hits.

Maria and Zoe singled in the second inning and Maggie drove in Maria. 

Cat hit the first Falcon triple in the fifth and scored on Lindsay's single. Maggie later tripled in the sixth, adding to her own string of ten hits in twelve at-bats.  And Lindsay tripled to lead off the seventh, scoring on Kaaren's second single of the day.

The 2009 Falcons made their season debut in the Jamboree Friday, March 13th, and luck was not a factor in two excellent showings.  

With lots of incoming talent to help our returning upperclass, the Falcons are hopeful of a solid season.