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Andrea Geubelle has been named Gatorade's Washington Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year. The Curtis senior won the triple jump, long jump and 100-meter sprint at the Class 4A state meet in May.
Geubelle, who has an athletic scholarship to the University of Kansas, won the triple jump and long jump as a junior. She ranks fifth in the nation in the triple jump this season with a leap of 41 feet, 9 inches.
"It's just consistency; she doesn't really take time off," Curtis High coach Terry Rice said. "What's done more to strengthen her career than anything else is just her work ethic. Every time we see her compete, you're looking for another great mark. It's a long season, and with her you get some 38-foot marks in the triple or 18-whatever in the long jump and you go, 'Ho-hum.' But those are all good marks. It's been a great three-year run."
Geubelle is competing in the Nike Nationals track and field meet in North Carolina this weekend and at the Junior Nationals in Salem, Ore., later this month.
Just received the all-state teams from the Washington State Baseball Coaches Association. I caught a few mispellings of South Sound ball players' names, but there may be more. Make a note in the comments if you see one and I'll correct it.
Class 4A
Player of the Year: Chris Marangon, Tahoma
Coach of the Year: Brian Fisher, Newport
First Team
Trevor Mitsui Shorewood INF 12
Christian Kaiser Lake Washington P 12
Brian Wolfe Snohomish P 12
Drew Vettleson Central Kitsap P 11
Brady Stieger South Kitsap INF 12
Chris Marangon Tahoma OF 12
Alexander Lee Kentwood P/INF 12
Tim Peterson Emerald Ridge P 12
Brett Jacobs Richland SS 12
Billy Moon University P 12
Chris Armstead Kelso P 12
Adam Cimber Puyallup P 12
Cody Shepard Richland 1b 12
John Rapacz Richland C 12
Sal Arena Puyallup INF 11
Tyler Roberts Southridge INF 12
Colin Herring Newport OF 12
Nick Andrews Eastlake C 12
Sean Rehon Puyallup OF 11
Second Team
Shawn O'Brien Kamiak 1b 12
Bryant VanEnglenberg Kentwood INF 11
Garrett Hall Olympia OF 12
Cullen Hendrickson Bellermine Prep INF 12
Makaio Mobbs Kelso OF 10
Alex Foulon Heritage INF 11
Spencer Downs Kelso INF 12
Sean Sealey Skyview 1b 12
Kyle Conwell Tahoma P 12
Spencer Rogers Issaquah OF 11
Adrian Sampson Skyline P 11
Brad Bender Newport INF 12
Andrew Mendenhall Southridge OF 12
Nate Roberts Central Kitsap INF 12
Chet Thompson Gig Harbor OF 12
Dylan Davis Redmond P 10
Jake Dahlberg Heritage P 9
