OLYMPIA -- Incoming Hanford freshman Paige Goulet scattered three hits and struck out four as the Tri-Cities' Washington Angels defeated Northwest Diamond Blues of Woodinville 13-2 in first-round play at the 16U ASA state championships in Olympia.
NW Diamond Blues 002 00 -- 2 3 6
Washington Angels 041 8x -- 13 16 1
Highlights--Paige Goulet (W) 4K, 3H, 2x4, 3 RBI; Emma Lochridge (W) 1x3, RBI; Nina Ramsey (W) 4x4, RBI; Sienna Skeels (W) 2x3, RBI; Krysta Beach (W) 2x4, RBI.
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