The Edmonds-Woodway girls basketball team from the Class of 2029 capped off a perfect season by winning the Wesco 8th grade girls championship with a solid 49-34 win against Arlington. Coach Matt Manning highlighted the team's remarkable performance, noting their early 30-point lead in the fourth quarter, fueled by a barrage of 3-pointers and fast-break scoring. This weekend alone, the Warriors outscored their opponents by a staggering 168 to 83, showcasing their offensive prowess and teamwork. The team featured a balanced attack, with key contributions from players like Amara Leckie, Amelia Faber, Amina Mandac, and Alyssa Rincon. Over the past four years, the Class of 2029 has consistently excelled, taking home league championships in both 5th and 7th grades before their recent triumph.

Families and players are eagerly looking forward to joining the high school basketball program at Edmonds-Woodway, where Quinn Manning will take over as head coach. This achievement not only highlights the success of the feeder program, initiated by Matt and Quinn Manning in 2021, but also sets a hopeful trajectory for the future of girls basketball at Edmonds-Woodway. The Warriors' dedication and talent have made a significant impact in their community and will likely inspire future athletes.