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Thursday, December 27th, 2007
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 01:14:53 pm
Lakes senior Kavario Middleton has been named to the second team of USA Today's All-USA football team. Middleton has verbally committed to play at the University of Washington. Thursday, December 20th, 2007
Posted by Mindi Rice @ 08:46:35 pm
CHANDLER, Ariz. — The Auburn Riverside girls basketball team lost for the first time in 11 months Thursday. -- Mindi Rice
Categories: Basketball
Posted by Ryan Divish @ 12:11:28 am
Here's this year's Associated Press All-state volleyball team. It was voted on by members of the media across the state. Mindi Rice did the voting for the TNT. 4A First team Second team Honorable mention 3A First team Second team Honorable mention 2A First team Second team Honorable mention 1A, 2B, 1B behind the cut
Categories: Volleyball
Posted by Ryan Divish @ 12:00:31 am
Here's this year's AP All-State soccer team. It was voted on by media members across the state. I did the voting for the TNT. Several area players earned all-state honors. 4A Forwards — Kristi Kingma, Jackson; Holland Crook, Todd Beamer; Morgan Sullivan, Pasco; Kelly Watts, Bellarmine. Second team Honorable mention 3A First team Second team Honorable mention 2A First team Second team Honorable mention 1A, 2B, 1B behind the cut
Categories: Soccer
Wednesday, December 19th, 2007
Posted by Mindi Rice @ 06:17:28 pm
So Ryan made me look like a liar by not putting up his rankings last week (nudge, nudge), but perhaps he'll get to them in the next few days as an early Christmas present for all the South Sound basketball fans (although I know better than to make any concrete promises on his behalf). Speaking of Ryan, if you didn't see it, his wrestling preview on Graham-Kapowsin's Brad Sweet ran last week. My boys swimming preview runs in tomorrow's paper (on a good group of guys from Capital), and we have gymnastics and bowling stories scheduled for next Thursday. I probably won't get to an updated set of girls' rankings this week, as I'm actually down in Phoenix (where it's currently clear and 61 degrees...) at the Nike Tournament of Champions. Northwest teams Auburn Riverside (yeah, those Ravens) and Southridge (Beaverton, Ore.) both won their first round games today. My intention is to post new rankings in six days (for those of you keeping score, that would be Dec. 25). And if you're absolutely at a loss for preps coverage, leave us a note to keep us informed of players or teams we may be missing (or saving for later in the season). -- Mindi Tuesday, December 11th, 2007
Posted by Mindi Rice @ 03:18:02 pm
It might still be early in the season, but it's far enough in that we wanted to kick off our rankings — top 10 in 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A, as well as our Area Top 10 (all classes). These are the girls' rankings; Ryan should be by later today with the boys' rankings. Here's the Area Top-10: Top 10s for 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A are after the jump. Feel free to leave some thoughts and, if we missed any great schools, there's always next week.
Categories: Basketball
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Wednesday, December 5th, 2007
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 10:05:07 pm
Here you go, folks, the last of the fall season's all-league teams. It's a long list, so click below to get there.
Categories: athletics
Tuesday, December 4th, 2007
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 12:57:52 pm
BAY DIVISION MVP: Caleb Brown, Central Kitsap Offensive MVP: Howard McDonald, Central Kitsap Defensive MVP: Brandon Carlson, Olympia FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Quarterback: Lucas Schindele, Bellarmine Prep Running Back: Pat Shine, Bellarmine Prep; Ron Baines, Mount Tahoma; Casey Sherwood, Olympia Wide Receiver: Geno Munoz, Mount Tahoma; Jay Skilton, Stadium; Dan Durkin, Bellarmine Prep Offensive Linemen: Brandon Taft, Bellarmine Prep; Viet Ha, Olympia; Chester Richmond, Olympia; Desmond Petty, Stadium; Jordan Ejde, North Kitsap Kicker: Jeff Eagleson, Central Kitsap DEFENSE Defensive Linemen: Andy Fuller, Bellarmine Prep; John Barr, Mount Tahoma; Immanual Satterwhite, Mount Tahoma; Tyson Jenkins, Olympia Linebacker: Beau Baldassin, Bellarmine Prep; Richie Meier, Central Kitsap; Andrew Lankow, Olympia; Jamaal Smith, North Kitsap Defensive Back: Dan Durkin, Bellarmine Prep; Glenn Hewey, Central Kitsap; Blake Skidmore, Bellarmine Prep; Greg Ottele, North Kitsap Punter: Scott Mayo, Stadium SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Quarterback: Jason Simonis, Central Kitsap; Karmer Champlin, Olympia; Kevin Stringer, North Kitsap Running Back: Kyle Able, Bellarmine Prep; Dylan Parsons, Olympia; Kyle Brose, North Kitsap Wide Receiver: Christian Wesley, Central Kitsap; Garrett Hall, Olympia Kicker: Scott Mayo, Stadium; Zach Simpson, North Kitsap DEFENSE Defensive Linemen: Will Morris, Central Kitsap; Cecil Spence, Central Kitsap; Kyle McCown, North Kitsap Linebacker: Cole Adams, Central Kitsap; Jordan Saner, Stadium; Brad Deshano, North Kitsap Defensive Back: Tim Ramos, Bellarmine Prep; Brandon Joiner, Central Kitsap; Tyrell Dixson, Mount Tahoma; James Whitaker, Stadium; Kramer Skidmore, Olympia; Donte' Harris, Mount Tahoma Punter: Alan Hewey, Central Kitsap BRIDGE DIVISION Offensive MVP: Nicholas Edwards, Foss Defensive MVP: Tomasi Unga, Wilson FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Quarterback: Andrew Hunthausen, Foss Running Back: Stephen Tucker, South Kitsap; Tomasi Unga, Wilson Wide Receiver: TeAire Bell, Foss; Leon LaDeaux, South Kitsap Tight End: Matt Foxworthy, South Kitsap Offensive Linemen: Matt Bernard, Gig Harbor; Brad Fedderson, South Kitsap; Tyler Hopkins, Gig Harbor; Corey Lien, Wilson; Lepon Mamea, Lincoln DEFENSE Defensive Linemen: Brad Fedderson, South Kitsap; Corey Lien, Wilson; Lepon Mamea, Lincoln; Matt Mehs, South Kitsap; Ryan Snyder, Gig Harbor Linebacker: Josh Burlingame, South Kitsap; Kalum Clarke, Lincoln; Jim Dahl, Gig Harbor; Timm Dowling, Gig Harbor; Chad Tester, South Kitsap Defensive Back: Devien Bales, Lincoln; Tanner Davis, Gig Harbor; Desmond Trufant, Wilson; Chad Walker, Lincoln SPECIAL TEAMS Kicker: Jay Ubben, Gig Harbor PAT/FG: Quincy Lyman, South Kitsap Kickoff Returns: Ryan Williams, South Kitsap Long Snapper: Shawn Oloapu, Foss Punt Returner: Julian Cruell, Foss Punter: David Wells, South Kitsap HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE Quarterback: Chad Tester, South Kitsap Running Back: Jacob Howell, Foss; Alapeti Magalei, Lincoln; Gerell Wilkins, Lincoln Wide Receiver: Ryan Rogers, Lincoln Tight End: Ky Massuca, Wilson Offensive Lineman: Luv St. Andre, Foss DEFENSE Defensive Linemen: Matt Bernard, Gig Harbor; Domenique Fagaatau, Lincoln; Evan Fakatourififita, Wilson Linebacker: Washington Leifi, Lincoln; Nick Olague, Wilson; Sheldon Pyke, Foss Defensive Back: Allen Brown, Foss; Jeff Filmer, Gig Harbor; Sean Korf, South Kitsap; Derek Shirey, Wilson
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 12:26:51 pm
The Narrows League is a losing a school. North Kitsap will leave the Narrows Bay Division and join the Olympic League, Bellarmine Prep athletic director Ed Ploof confirmed this afternoon. He also said Olympia is considering joining the Western Cascade Conference. The Narrows League realignment committee will meet on Dec. 11 to finalize any moves. The chart accompanying today's story on realignment left off Bethel in the SPSL South. The Braves will stay in the SPSL South.
Categories: athletics
Monday, December 3rd, 2007
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 12:19:22 pm
South Sound athletic conferences will take on new looks for the 2008-09 school year. Enrollment counts were finalized last week and some schools have been reclassified. Auburn and Auburn Riverside will move up to Class 4A and join the SPSL, Auburn athletic director Bob Jones confirmed today. I'm working on getting the details on how the schools will be divided into divisions. Auburn Mountainview will remain in the SPSL 3A. Franklin Pierce was reclassified as a 2A school, missing the cutoff by 1.5 students, but will opt-up to 3A and remain in the SPSL 3A, said Wendy Malich, Franklin Pierce School District athletic director. Clover Park and Lakes have applied for admission into the SPSL 3A. Lakes athletic director Joe Keller said. Peninsula has also been given an application, said Malich, who also is president of the SPSL athletic directors. SPSL 3A principals will make a decision on Lakes' and Clover Park's application at its regularly scheduled meeting on Jan. 7, Malich said.
Categories: athletics
Saturday, December 1st, 2007
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:47:10 pm
We're tied at halftime. Bothell moved the ball on its first drive, but hasn't done much since. Lewis and Clark has found some rhythm on offense, but not enough to score more than one touchdown.
Categories: athletics
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:29:34 pm
Steven Eglet hit Alex Gauper in the end zone for a 7-yard touchdown, tying the score with 4 minutes, 28 seconds left in the second quarter. LC running back Alex Shaw is carrying the Tigers. He already has 12 rushes for 53 yards.
Categories: athletics
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:22:12 pm
We're about 20 minutes to kickoff of the Class 4A state title game and the Lewis and Clark stands are just starting to fill up. That's because six LC rooter buses got stuck in snowy weather while crossing Snoqualmie Pass. My prediction: Bothell 27, LC 17
Categories: athletics
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 05:52:39 pm
The third quarter has just ended and DeSales is still going strong. Toutle Lake finally cracked the Irish's 25-yard line, but ended up turning the ball over on downs after losig yards on three straight plays.
Categories: athletics
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 05:06:58 pm
DeSales is well on its way to the Class 2B state title with a big lead at halftime. The Irish kicked a field goal with six seconds left in the first half.
Categories: athletics
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 03:54:08 pm
The Knights avenged their 23-20 regular-season loss to the Eagles, beating Connell for the Class 1A state title.
Categories: athletics
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 03:16:14 pm
Royal has extended its lead over Connell, with quarterback Auston Allred scoring on a 7-yard run halfway through the fourth-quarter to take a commanding advantage over the Eagles. Connell edged Royal 23-20 in the regular seson, but it looks like the Knights will win the game that matters most.
Categories: athletics
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