FOOTBALL: 4A All-Narrows League football team

posted 02:44 PM 11/19
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4A All-Narrows League football team ...

MVP: Leon LaDeaux, sr., South Kitsap
Offensive MVP: Jordan Pine, sr., Olympia
Defensive MVP: Scott Crichton, jr., Foss

OFFENSE
Quarterback: First team - Gordy Anderson, sr., South Kitsap
Second team - Barrett Schmidtke, sr., Gig Harbor, Rick Miller, sr., Bellarmine
Honorable mention - CD Hinkle, sr., Shelton, De Andrew Baines, jr., Mount Tahoma, Brett McDonald, jr., Central Kitsap

Running Back: First team - Jordan Russell, jr., Lincoln, Robert Issa, sr., South Kitsap
Second team - Louis Davis, sr., Wilson, Spencer Manjarrez, jr., Gig Harbor
Honorable mention - Spenser Killman, soph., Olympia, Michael Rector, soph., Bellarmine, Chris Nenninger, sr., South Kitsap, Devon Lewis, jr., Central Kitsap, Kendall McNeil, jr., Stadium.

Wide Receivers: First team - Numia Magalei, sr., Olympia, Troy Castle, jr., Gig Harbor; Christian Wesley, sr., Central Kitsap
Second team - Kyle Lamb, sr., Bellarmine, Xavier Bazille, jr., Nate Henley, sr., Stadium, Jamal Byrd, sr., Foss
Honorable mention - Isaiah Davis, jr., South Kitsap, Marquise Henry, sr., Lincoln, Preston Nelson, sr., Central Kitsap

Tight End: First team - Austin Seferian-Jenkins, jr., Gig Harbor
Second team - Scott Crichton, sr., Foss, Dominick Vizzare, sr., Stadium
Honorable mention - Greg Pickard, sr., South Kitsap

Offensive Lline: First team - Drew Schultz, sr., Olympia, Shay Sullivan, sr., Wilson, Desi Morrow, jr., Stadium, Nick Boss, sr., South Kitsap, Conner Cheser, sr., Central Kitsap
Second team - Bo Anderson, sr., Bellarmine, Kody McBride, sr., South Kitsap, Oliver Taylor, jr., Gig Harbor, Michael Anderson, jr., Lincoln, Spencer Williams, sr., Central Kitsap
Honorable mention - Paul Lunsford, jr., Bellarmine, Camron Solsberry, sr., Mount Tahoma, David Stenger, jr., Wilson, Brett Wittenberg, jr., Olympia, Joey Wuolle, soph., Shelton, Forrest Key, jr., Stadium, Kyle Brady, sr., Stadium

DEFENSE
Defensive Backs: First team - Tre' James, jr., Wilson, Desean Dixon, sr., Stadium, Jamal Byrd, sr., Foss, Isaiah Davis, jr. South Kitsap, Brett McDonald, jr., Central Kitsap.
Second team - Michael Allen, sr., Mount tahoma, Nathan Lenard, jr., Wilson, Julian Cruell, sr., Foss
Honorable mention - Spencer Reed, jr., Wilson, Jensen Chau, sr., Foss, Isaiah Bennett, sr., Gig Harbor, Aaron Roaf, jr., Shelton, Marquise Henry, sr., Lincoln

Linebackers: First team - Marcus D'Angelo, sr., Central Kitsap, Sam Gauksheim, sr., Olympia, Ben King, jr., Bellarmine, Folauga Perosi, sr., Foss.
Second team - Sam Toeleiu, sr., Foss, Andrew Duchesne, jr., Stadium, Jackie Robinson, sr., Lincoln, Vaega Gatia, jr., Lincoln, Robert Issa, sr., South Kitsap
Honorable mention - Joel Anthony, jr., Olympia, Steven Malapeai, Olympia, Kohle, McLeod, sr., Bellarmine, Martin Camacho, jr., Stadium, Coleby Jenkins, sr., Gig Harbor, Dakota Medows, jr., Central Kitsap, Keith Grey, sr., South Kitsap, Garth Miller, sr., Stadium, Matt Chong, sr., Stadium.

Defensive Line: First team - Jeff Waldner, sr., Olympia, Bo Anderson, sr., Bellarmine, Xavier Cooper, sr., Wilson, Austin Cook, jr., South Kitsap.
Second team - Griffin Boudia, jr., Oympia, Steven Schultz, sr., Wilson, Shaq Palumbo, sr., Stadium, Charlie Murray, jr., South Kitsap, Jerome Robinson, sr., Lincoln, Jake Brouker, jr., Central Kitsap, Alex Blakley, sr., Shelton
Honorable mention - Carlos Moiza, soph., Olympia, Tyler Wilson, jr., Mount Tahoma, Tevon Stephens-Brown, jr., Wilson, Thai Springstead, soph., Stadium, Sean Malapeai, sr., Olympia, Kevin Huynh, sr., Olympia, Joel Anthony, jr., Olympia

SPECIAL TEAMS
Returner: First team - Julian Cruell, sr., Foss
Second team - Spencer Manjarrez, jr., Gig Harbor
Honorable mention - Tyler Olague, jr., Stadium

Kicker: First team - Dominick Vizzare, sr., Stadium
Second team - Corey Durkee, soph., Gig Harbor
Honorable mention - Scott Hansen, sr., Bellarmine

Punter: First team - Folauga Perosi, sr., Foss
Second team - Corey Durkee, soph., Gig Harbor
Honorable mention - Francisco Alvarenga, sr., Central Kitsap, Dominick Vizzare, sr., Stadium

Long snapper: First team - Chris Nenninger, sr., South Kitsap
Second team - Forrest Key, jr., Stadium
Honorable mention - Daniel Grey, sr., Bellarmine

Holder: First team - Ray Chico, sr., South Kitsap

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SOCCER: 3A All-WCC girls soccer team

posted 04:36 PM 11/18

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posted 04:51 PM 11/18

3A Olympic/Western Cascade all-league football team ... League MVP: Larry Dixon, sr., Olympic
Offensive MVP: Jordan Radcliffe, sr., Timberline
Defensive MVP: Dylan Swanstrom, sr., Timberline
Coaching staff of the year: Timberline
Team sportsmanship: North Kitsap and Olympic

Winter sports start up

posted 02:30 PM 11/17

Boys and girls basketball, boys swimming, gymnastics, and wrestling kicked off Monday as all winter sports are now underway. Bowling started back on Nov. 2.

3A, 2A all-tournament volleyball teams

posted 01:24 AM 11/15

As promised, here are the 3A and 2A all-tournament volleyball teams, as voted on my media members covering the state volleyball tournament at the Toyota Center in Kennewick.

Black Hills volleyball gets 3rd at state

posted 11:17 PM 11/14

Black Hills earned its fifth trophy in 10 trips to state, taking the third-place trophy defeating Fife, 3-2, late Saturday night.

4A all-tournament volleyball team announced

posted 01:26 AM 11/15

After three days of covering state volleyball, I've definitely seen my fair share of quality teams and players.

Football: NT, Capital lose in first round

posted 11:03 PM 11/13

Even though I'm in Kennewick covering state volleyball, I'm still keeping track of how our football teams are doing inbetween volleyball matches, interviews, stat-gathering and everything else.

State volleyball: Capital, BH advance; Timberline falls

posted 04:38 PM 11/13

Capital rallied back from being down two sets to none against Holy Names to win, 3-2, and advance to tonight's quarterfinals match against Mount Spokane. Kristyn Ross had a monster match, posting a whopping 42 kills.

Olympia VB will play for 4th place Friday

posted 10:31 PM 11/12

KENNEWICK -- After suffering a 25-9, 25-16, 25-12 loss to top-ranked Mead in the quarterfinals, the Olympia Bears bounced back to defeat Skyview in a loser-out match late Thursday night. The match ended at 10:35 p.m. -- well after The Olympian's deadline.

Olympia volleyball advances to quarterfinals

posted 12:51 PM 11/12

State volleyball first-round matches

posted 09:58 PM 11/11

I arrived in Kennewick Wednesday afternoon to cover the 4A/3A/2A state volleyball tournament, which starts Thursday with the 4As. The 3As and 2As kick off Friday.

VOLLEYBALL: All-Pacific 2B team

posted 03:40 PM 11/10

2009 All-Pacific 2B team
MVP: Erica Edwards, sr., Northwest Christian
Coach of the year: Pat Bowker, Northwest Christian

VOLLEYBALL: All-SWW 1A volleyball team

posted 03:18 PM 11/10

2009 All-SWW 1A Evergreen League volleyball team
MVP: Samantha Gordon Sr. Onalaska
Coach of the year:Debbie Gibson, Montesano

SOCCER: 2A All-Evergreen Conference team

posted 02:00 PM 11/09

2A All-Evergreen Conference girls soccer team
Offensive Player of the Year: Lexy Fancher, Black Hills, senior
Defensive Player of the Year: Ashley Villm, Tumwater, senior
Coach of the Year: Tino Sanchez, Chehalis

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posted 09:30 PM 11/07

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Rogers upsets Olympia, 29-26

posted 11:31 PM 11/06

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Prep football capsules for Friday's games

posted 03:02 PM 11/06

North Thurston (6-3) at Seattle Prep (7-2), 5 p.m. Friday, Seattle Memorial Stadium

FOOTBALL: 2A All-Evergreen Conference team

posted 11:39 AM 11/05

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Offensive MVP: Ben Ternan, senior, Chehalis
Defensive MVP: Jake Steelhammer, senior, Chehalis
Coach of the year: Bob Wollan, Chehalis

Latest AP football rankings

posted 01:38 AM 11/05

Class 4A
1, Bothell (7) 9-0 70
2, Skyline 7-2 59
3, Auburn 9-0 58
4, Jackson 9-0 47
5, Curtis 9-0 38
6, Wenatchee 9-0 34
7, South Kitsap 9-0 33
8, Eisenhower 9-0 18
9, Marysville-Pilchuck 9-0 14
10, Mead 7-2 8

2A EvCo all-league volleyball team

posted 12:10 PM 11/04

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Co-coaches of year: Tana Croft, Tumwater and Neil Sharp, Centralia

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posted 08:11 PM 11/03

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posted 10:57 AM 11/03

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posted 05:28 PM 11/02

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Coaches of the Year: Krista Manke, Timberline and Natalie Zukowski, Capital

New state volleyball rankings -- Sweet Sixteen edition

posted 09:16 PM 11/01

Class 4A
1. Mead
2. Graham-Kapowsin
3. Skyview
4. Richland
5. Monroe
6. Gig Harbor
7. Olympia
8. Southridge
9. Kamiakin
10. Eisenhower
11.Kentwood
12. Curtis
13. Kamiak
14. Auburn Riverside
15. Woodinville
16. Jackson

It's on: 5-way EvCo tiebreaker set for Tuesday night

posted 02:28 AM 10/31

The Elma Eagles’ second straight win has helped create a five-way tie for one playoff spot. Thanks to Elma’s 48-14 upset of the Hoquiam Grizzlies at Hoquiam and Centralia’s 21-14 loss to Tumwater on Friday, there will be a five-way tiebreaker between the Class 2A Evergreen Conference football teams with 2-5 records in league play – Aberdeen, Centralia, Elma, Hoquiam and River Ridge – to determine the league’s fourth and final playoff spot.

Friday's football scores

posted 10:16 PM 10/30

Final scores will be updated as they're reported to us by coaches ...

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posted 01:40 AM 10/30

All military personnel in uniform (or with ID) will receive free admission and will be recognized at halftime of Friday night's Timberline-North Thurston football game at South Sound Stadium.

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posted 01:01 AM 10/29

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association named four South Sound fall sports teams as academic state champions Wednesday.

New AP football rankings

posted 07:12 PM 10/28

Class 4A
1, Skyline (7) 7-1 79
2, Bothell (1) 8-0 73
3, Auburn 8-0 64
4, Jackson 8-0 55
5, Curtis 8-0 41
6, Wenatchee 8-0 39
7, South Kitsap 8-0 38
8, Eisenhower 8-0 18
9, Marysville-Pilchuck 8-0 14
10, Mead 6-2 9
Others receiving 6 or more points: 11, Bethel 7

New state volleyball rankings

posted 01:18 AM 10/28

The state volleyball rankings, along with win-loss records, are provided by Tanya Campbell of the WSVCA ... records are as of Monday.

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posted 01:48 PM 10/27

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River Ridge gears up for big Week 9 game

posted 08:36 PM 10/26

I just got off the phone with River Ridge football coach Steve Schultz, as he and his Hawks players gear up for their biggest game of the season Thursday night at home against Aberdeen. And as you can imagine, the River Ridge players are pretty excited to play in a game that may mean a district crossover game in Week 10 should they come out with a win.

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posted 02:08 AM 10/26

Things will sure be exciting Thursday and Friday night for the five remaining Class 2A Evergreen Conference football teams in the hunt for one playoff spot -- Aberdeen (1-5), Centralia (2-4), Elma (1-5), Hoquiam (2-4) and River Ridge (2-4).

Olympia girls soccer will host Narrows League tourney game Wednesday

posted 05:23 PM 10/25

The Narrows League girls soccer tournament officially begins Tuesday with play-in games. Olympia (5-2-3) will be the league's No. 4 seed and will host fifth-seeded Stadium (5-2-3) at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Ingersoll Stadium. When the teams faced each other on Sept. 16, they tied 1-1.