Federal Way High School senior Jacqie Evenson and the rest of her Eagle track and field teammates proved too much for the rest of the schools at Tuesday’s Bill Harris Invitational meet at Federal Way Memorial Stadium.

Evenson swept both hurdle races and took the long jump on the girls’ side during the 14-team invitational named for former Eagle coach Bill Harris. Evenson ran a 16.03 in the 100-meter hurdles and a 47.59 in the 300 hurdles. She also jumped 15-11 3/4 in the long jump.

Brittany Barrington (shot, discus) and Jessica Roland (high jump, triple jump) each won twice for the Eagles, whose 298.43 points far outdistanced runner-up Auburn (60.93). The results were combined between the boys and girls from each school.

Kathryn Shimer won the pole vault and the Eagle girls took the 400 and 800 relays.

In the boys meet, Rashaun Johnson of Foster swept the boys hurdles and Tacoma Baptist’s Maurice McNeal was a double winner in the 100 and 200 meters.

Federal Way picked up individual wins from Andru Pulu in the shot put (49-3), Miguel Mucias in the discus (142-5), Andre Barrington in the triple jump (45-0) and Trenton Pinson in the 100 meters (10.94). The Eagles also won the 1,600 relay.

Fastpitch

The Todd Beamer Titans are no longer unbeaten, thanks to a pair of shutout losses Tuesday and Wednesday to Rogers and Puyallup.

The Vikings and pitcher Kelsey Robinson handed the Titans their first loss of the season Tuesday, 7-0, after Robinson no-hit Beamer.

Robinson struck out 12 and the Vikings’ offense scored runs in the third, fourth, fifth and sixth innings. Rogers followed Wednesday with a 10-0, five-inning win on a three-hitter from Bobbi-Jo Schaapveld.

The losses dropped Beamer to 6-2 on the season and 4-2 in the SPSL South Division. Emerald Ridge sits atop the division at 6-0 and also is the top-ranked team in Class 4A, according to the Seattle Times. Both Puyallup and Rogers have one loss in the division.

Jefferson moved to 4-3 in the SPSL North after splitting a pair of games Tuesday and Wednesday. The Raiders picked up a 5-3 win over Kentridge Tuesday and lost to unbeaten Kentwood Wednesday, 2-1.

Raiders senior Jessica Dickson got the win on the mound against Kentridge after allowing seven hits. Offensively, TJ got a pair of hits from Julia Chanes and Alex Rodriguez and Hannah Kiyohara belted a home run and finished with two RBIs.

Against Kentwood, the Raiders mustered only two hits. Dickson threw a complete game and allowed only one earned run.

Kentlake’s Sarah Beckler no-hit Federal Way Tuesday during a 17-0 win. The Eagles also lost to Tahoma Wednesday, 16-1. The losses dropped the Eagles to 1-5 in the SPSL North.

Boys soccer

The Todd Beamer Titans remained one of the hottest soccer teams in the SPSL Tuesday with a big 1-0 win over the previously-unbeaten Curtis Vikings. The win moved the Titans to 5-1-0 in the SPSL South Division. Tuesday’s victory was Beamer’s fifth in a row after losing their season-opener to Rogers.

The only goal of the game came from sophomore Ugo Okoli on an assist from Troy Peterson in the 29th minute. Ben Draeger picked up the shutout in goal for the Titans.

Jefferson (3-1-3) tied the Kentridge Chargers Wednesday night, 3-3. The Raiders got goals from Amos Nistrian, Rafael Garcia and Ernan Roman.

The Federal Way Eagles (1-4-2) tied the Auburn Trojans 1-1 Monday night on a goal from Nevin Hair and lost to Tahoma, 2-1, Wednesday.

Girls tennis

The Gators moved into a three-way tie for second place in the SPSL South with a pair of wins Tuesday and Wednesday. Decatur (3-1) shut out Spanaway Lake on Wednesday, 5-0, and downed Graham-Kapowsin, 4-1, Tuesday.

Sarah Lin rolled in both her No. 1 singles matches, losing only one game in a pair of straight-set wins.