Doug Pacey joined The News Tribune in 2007 after covering prep sports at The Bellingham Herald for five years. He graduated from Issaquah High School in 1998 and earned a journalism degree from the University of Kansas in 2002. E-mail Doug.
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I snapped this photo with my cell phone about 30 minutes before the start of the Bellarmine Prep-Stadium boys soccer game at Stadium Bowl on Tuesday evening.
If there's a more scenic high school sports venue in the state, I'd like to see it.
Should be a great evening with two of the state's best soccer teams likely playing for the Narrows League title in this fantastic setting. I'll have a story in Wednesday's The News Tribune.
Courtesy of WashingtonBaseballPoll.com, these rankings were released on April 20.
Class 4A
1. Southridge (11-1)
2. Richland (11-1)
3. Bothell (11-3)
4. Marysville-Pilchuck (10-2)
5. Puyallup (12-1)
6. Skyline (11-3)
7. University (9-1)
8. Kelso (7-1)
9. Tahoma (9-2)
10. Snohomish (10-3)
Class 3A
1. Bishop Blanchet (10-0)
2. Eastside Catholic (8-1)
3. Columbia River (9-1)
4. Liberty (11-2)
5. Timberline (10-2)
6. Bellevue (9-3)
7. Yakima West Valley (9-3)
8. Prairie (11-3)
9. Mount Rainier (8-3)
10. Auburn Mountainview (12-3)
Class 2A
1. Selah (14-0)
2. W.F. West (11-0)
3. Burlington-Edison (10-2)
4. Sehome (10-4)
5. Ellensburg (10-3)
6. Cheney (10-1)
7. Centralia (10-2)
8. Clarkston (9-2)
9. Cedarcrest (12-1)
10. Archbishop Murphy (12-0)
Class 1A
1. Naches Valley (10-1)
2. Kalama (10-1)
3. Castle Rock (10-0)
4. Cashmere (10-3)
5. Lakeside (9-1)
6. Okanogan (8-3)
7. Freeman (12-3)
8. Rochester (8-3)
9. Meridian (8-4)
10. Rainier (11-2)
Patrick Schuster, a left-hander with a 90-mile per hour fastball, has been unhittable in his last four starts. The New Port Richey, Fla., senior has thrown four straight no-hitters for Mitchell High School. Here's an account of the most recent, which came on Monday.
Schuster, who's 8-0 with 110 strikeouts, will go for No. 5 on April 28. The national record for most consecutive no-hitters is six.
Beamer pitcher Brian Corliss hurled back-to-back no-hitters earlier this season, blanking Wilson and Bethel.
