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Sultan Turk junior defender KC Gonzalez (24) keeps her head in the game in rain-soaked first-half action in the Turks’ fine 2-1 win over Mt. Baker in the opening round of the 1A District Tournament Monday night, Oct. 24, in Sultan.

Photo by Jim Scolman

Sultan Turk junior defender KC Gonzalez (24) keeps her head in the game in rain-soaked first-half action in the Turks’ fine 2-1 win over Mt. Baker in the opening round of the 1A District Tournament Monday night, Oct. 24, in Sultan. Photo by Jim Scolman

Turks head off Mt. Baker in rainy tournament

Tuesday, November 1, 2016 11:11 AM

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