Girls’ soccer

Park saved the best for last Thursday with a dominating 8-0 win over visiting Irondale in girls’ soccer.

Park finished the regular season 2-7 in the Suburban East Conference and 6-10 overall. Next up for the Wolfpack is section play. Park will host Bloomington Jefferson (4-9-2) Tuesday in a match starting at 7:30 p.m. The winner of that game will play Thursday.

The Wolfpack’s outing against Irondale was, by far, Park’s best offensive showing of the season. Prior to Thursday’s game, Park’s highest scoring game was four, which the Wolfpack did three times.

Megan Maloney slammed in three goals and Kenzie Harer had two to lead Park’s offensive onslaught. Ava Reckinger and Tori Stepka also scored for the Wolfpack. Megan Korth had two assists.

The win – which wrapped up the regular season — also snapped a three game losing streak by the Wolfpack.

Irondale finished winless in the conference at 0-9 and 0-15 on the season.

Cross country

Parker Hahn was second and Gain Stauffer seventh to lead Park in the Simley Invitational cross coutey meet Saturday at Inver Grove Heights.

Hahn finished the 5,000 meters in 17:07.12, just behind the winning time of 17:03.60. Stauffer clocked a 17:27.38 race. Other Park top finishers were: Dale Kirsch, 20th, 18:11.28; Samuel Larson, 28th, 18:42.77; Bronson Stachowiak, 30th, 18:50.04; Justin Kasa, 44th, 19:43.38 and Joey Chilton, 57th; 20:46.07.

Park’s Ava Radel finished 39th in the girls race in 24:20.17.

Park finished fourth of 11 teams in the boys meet with 85 points, losing third place on a tiebreaker. Two Rivers won the team race with 66 points, followed by, Wodbury, 69; Mahtomedi, 85; Park, 85: Burnsville, 121; Trinity School at River Ridge, 203; Cretin-Derham Hall, 205; Simley, 206; Richfield, 224; St. Paul Humboldt, 239 and South St. Paul, 250.

Volleyball

Host Stillwater stopped Park’s winning streak at three with a four-set victory at Stillwater Wednesday.

Stillwater won the match 26-24, 25-19, 17-25 and 25-12.

Emma Slusser had 28 kills to lead the Park attack, Carly Slusser nine and Kendall Lewis seven.

Park (4-2 in the Suburban East Conference, 13-6 overall) hosts Woodbury (4-2. 13-8) Tuesday, then plays at Forest Lake (5-1, 14-6) Thursday.