April 27, 2010

Washington state boys, girls prep lacrosse standings (through April 27, 2010)

Boys Division I

Rank Team, GP, Record, Pct, GB, Overall, PF, PA, +/-

Northeast
1 Mercer Island,9,9-0-0 (W5),1.000, --, 14-0-0, 188, 50, 138
tie Bellevue,9, 9-0-0 (W4),1.000, --, 13-2-0, 170, 75, 95
3 Issaquah,8, 7-1-0 (W4),0.875, 1.5, 11-3-0, 157, 81, 76
4 Skyline,8, 6-2-0 (W4),0.750, 2.5, 7-5-0, 114, 98, 16
5 Overlake,8, 5-3-0 (L1),0.625, 3.5, 5-4-0, 86, 88, 2
tie Northshore,8, 5-3-0 (0),0.625, 3.5, 7-3-0, 112, 99, 13
tie Lakeside,8, 5-3-0 (W3),0.625, 3.5, 5-3-0, 81, 94, -13
8 Eastlake,9, 4-5-0 (W2),0.444, 5, 4-5-0, 63, 67, -4
9 Mukilteo,10, 4-6-0 (W1),0.400, 5.5, 5-8-0, 83, 115, -32
10 Eastside Catholic,10, 2-8-0 (L2),0.200,7.5, 3-9-0, 77, 146, -69

Southwest
1 King's Way,9, 7-2-0 (W1),0.778, --, 7-2-0, 89, 47, 42
2 Bainbridge,9, 6-3-0 (L1),0.667, 1, 6-8-0, 114, 121, -7
3 Curtis,8, 5-3-0 (L3),0.625, 1.5, 6-4-0, 110, 80, 30
4 Puyallup,9, 5-4-0 (L2),0.556, 2, 5-4-0, 100, 72, 28
5 Tacoma,11, 3-8-0 (L1),0.273, 5, 3-8-0, 95, 117, -22
6 Stadium,8, 2-6-0 (L2),0.250, 4.5, 2-6-0, 33, 75, -42
7 Tahoma,8, 1-7-0 (L2),0.125, 5.5, 2-9-0, 82, 107, -25
tie Seattle Prep,8, 1-7-0 (L4),0.125, 5.5, 2-8-0, 49, 119, -70
9 Vashon,9, 1-8-0 (L8),0.111, 6, 1-8-0, 45, 131, -86
10 Lake Tapps,8, 0-8-0 (L8),0.000, 6.5, 0-8-0, 51, 127, -76


Boys Division II

Rank Team, GP,Record, Pct,GB, Overall, PF, PA, +/-


Cascade Conference
1 Snohomish,10, 9-1-0 (W5),0.900, --, 10-2-0, 137, 69, 68
2 Lynnwood,9, 8-1-0 (W2),0.889, 0.5, 9-2-0, 154, 83, 71
3 Providence,10, 6-4-0 (W1),0.600, 3, 6-4-0, 111, 74, 37
4 Woodinville,10, 3-7-0 (L1),0.300, 6, 4-8-0, 78, 114, -36
5 Silver Lake,8, 0-8-0 (L8),0.000, 8, 0-8-0, 25, 123, -98

Eastern Conference
1 Wenatchee,8, 8-0-0 (W8),1.000, --, 9-1-0, 109, 42, 67
2 Three Rivers,9, 4-5-0 (L1),0.444, 4.5, 5-5-0, 94, 90, 4
3 Selah,9, 1-8-0 (L2),0.111, 7.5, 1-8-0, 62, 102, -40

Evergreen Conference
1 Lake Washington,10, 10-0-0 (0),1.000,--, 10-2-0, 140, 44, 96
2 Sammamish,10, 9-1-0 (W6),0.900, 1, 9-1-0, 123, 18, 105
3 Redmond,9, 5-4-0 (W2),0.556, 4.5, 5-4-0, 84, 34, 50
4 Liberty,10, 2-8-0 (W1),0.200, 8, 2-9-0, 34, 135, -101
5 Mt. Si,11, 0-11-0 (L11),0.000, 10.5, 0-11-0, 32, 152, -120

Metro Conference
1 Roosevelt,9, 8-1-0 (W1),0.889, --, 8-3-0, 106, 62, 44
2 Blanchet,9, 7-2-0 (W1),0.778, 1, 7-2-0, 86, 40, 46
3 Garfield,9, 5-4-0 (L2),0.556, 3, 5-4-0, 84, 72, 12
4 Nathan Hale,9, 4-5-0 (W2),0.444, 4, 5-6-0, 81, 84, -3
5 Highline,8, 2-6-0 (L1),0.250, 5.5, 2-6-0, 53, 78, -25
6 Franklin,10, 1-9-0 (L9),0.100, 7.5, 1-9-0, 15, 134, -119

Olympic Conference
1 Klahowya,8, 7-1-0 (W4),0.875, --, 7-2-0, 113, 61, 52
2 Port Angeles,10, 6-4-0 (W2),0.600,2, 6-4-0, 61, 60, 1
3 Gig Harbor,10, 5-5-0 (L1),0.500, 3, 5-6-0, 82, 108, -26
4 North Kitsap,9, 2-7-0 (L3),0.222, 5.5, 2-7-0, 40, 87, -47
tie South Kitsap,9, 2-7-0 (L3),0.222, 5.5, 2-7-0, 49, 92, -43

Skagit Conference
1 San Juan,8, 6-2-0 (L1),0.750, --, 6-2-0, 87, 52, 35
2 Stanwood,9, 6-3-0 (W1),0.667, 0.5, 6-3-0, 90, 75, 15
3 Whatcom,9, 4-5-0 (L2),0.444, 2.5, 4-5-0, 74, 82, -8
4 Skagit Valley,9,2-7-0 (L4),0.222, 4.5, 2-7-0, 60, 79, -19
5 North County,8, 1-7-0 (W1),0.125, 5, 2-7-0, 61, 129, -68


Girls Division I

Rank Team, GP, Record, Pts

1 Lakeside,10, 10-0-0 (W10),20
2 Bainbridge,9, 8-1-0 (W8),16
3 Snohomish,9, 7-2-0 (W5),14
tie Mercer Island,10, 7-3-0 (W1),14
5 Lake Sammamish,10, 6-4-0 (L1),12
6 Seattle Prep,11, 5-5-1 (L2),11
7 Tacoma,9, 5-4-0 (W2),10
8 Bellevue,9, 4-4-1 (L3),9

9 Roosevelt,9, 4-5-0 (W,4),8
tie Holy Names,9, 4-5-0 (W1),8
11 Garfield,9, 2-7-0 (L6),4
tie Forest Ridge,8, 2-6-0 (L3),4
13 Nathan Hale,10, 1-9-0 (W1),2
14 Curtis,10, 0-10-0 (L10),0


Girls Division II

Rank Team, GP, Record, Pts

1 Issaquah,8, 8-0-0 (W8),16
tie Kennedy,8, 8-0-0 (W8),16
3 Lakeside,8, 7-1-0 (W3),14
tie Overlake,8, 7-1-0 (W1),14
5 Eastside Catholic,8, 6-2-0 (W2),12
6 Bellevue East,10, 5-5-0 (L1),10
tie Mukilteo,9, 5-4-0 (W2),10
8 Wenatchee,9, 4-5-0 (W3),8
tie Snohomish,9, 4-5-0 (L1),8
tie Mercer Island,8, 4-4-0 (W2),8

11 Bainbridge,8, 3-5-0 (L2),6
tie Klahowya,8, 3-5-0 (L1),6
tie Auburn Mountainview,8, 3-5-0 (L3),6
tie Ballard,7, 3-4-0 (L1),6
15 Lake Sammamish,8 2-6-0 (L1),4
16 North Kitsap,8, 1-7-0 (L3),2
tie Holy Names,8, 1-7-0 (L1),2
18 Graham-Kapowsin,8, 0-8-0 (L8),0

About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in six of the last eight years. In 2010, over 2,700 high school students representing 83 boys (www.WHSBLA.org) and 55 girls (www.WSLAX.org) varsity and jv teams in eastern and western Washington compete in a nine-week season March – May. The annual Boys and Girls Washington State High School Championships take place in late May.

For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html


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Labels: Boys, Division I, Division II, Girls, Standings

April 9, 2010

Caption: Issaquah High School junior Jake Fritz (purple #4) was named US Lacrosse - Washington High School Player of the Week in Boys Division I for March 29 - April 4.
Credit: Brian Hamilton

US Lacrosse Washington High School Players of the Week (March 29 – April 4): Issaquah, Snohomish, Bellevue, Overlake players named


SEATTLE – Issaquah High School junior Jake Fritz, Snohomish High School senior Ryan McAlister, along with Bellevue High School senior Merielle Moffatt and Overlake School senior Ceci Votta were named by US Lacrosse as Washington High School Players of the Week for the week of March 29 – April 4.

Boys Division I

Jake Fritz
Issaquah, Wash. – Junior, Attack, Issaquah High School
Issaquah High School junior Jake Fritz was the top boys high school lacrosse player for the 20 Division I teams during the Week of March 29 – April 4. Fritz, who plays at the attack position, helped the state champion Eagles to a perfect 3-0 record in its road swing through Colorado high schools last week, finishing the week with 14 points, scoring 13 goals and 1 assist.

In Issaquah’s 11-5 win over Castle View on Tuesday, the 6-1, 175 pound Fritz scored 5 goals and grabbed a ground ball. On Thursday, Fritz scored 5 goals and an assist as the Eagles dominated Littleton High 13 – 4. He finished the week scoring 3 goals and added 3 ground balls in the Eagles 9-8 win over Columbine High School on Friday.

At Issaquah High, Fritz maintains a 3.38 GPA. A two-sport athlete, he played receiver as a freshman on the Eagles JV football squad. In lacrosse, overcoming obstacles is a part of the game. For Fritz, who just one week after winning the state title as a freshman, was diagnosed with Type I diabetes, a disease that he shares with his older brother – Eagles senior goalie Erik Fritz, the challenge is a part of life. In the community - like lacrosse, Fritz embraces the challenges of others. He was selected as a student leader among his teammates for Issaquah’s Friday Night Lightning program, which teaches the fundamentals and traditions of the game of lacrosse to local 3rd through 6th graders. Fritz also volunteers with his teammates at the Issaquah Food Bank. During the critical Thanksgiving weekend, Fritz and his lacrosse teammates assembled over 100 food packages for Issaquah families in need.

Boys Division II

Ryan McAlister
Snohomish, Wash. -- Senior, Attack, Snohomish High School
Snohomish High School senior Ryan McAlister was the top lacrosse performer among the 29 Boys Division II high school teams in eastern and western Washington. McAlister opened the week scoring 5 goals and an assist in Snohomish’s 12 – 6 win over Woodinville on Tuesday. The 6-1, 185 pound McAlister scored another goal on Friday as his team dropped a 10 – 6 decision over Division I Mukilteo.

A two-sport athlete at Snohomish, McAlister helped the Panthers football squad advance to the qualifying round of the state tournament in 2009 as a starting cornerback. McAlister is active in ASB, is an office TA with the counseling staff at Snohomish High School and volunteers with the Snohomish Food Bank. After high school, McAlister plans to enlist in the US Airforce, following a tradition of military service set by his older brother Brandon, who will see deployment to Iraq for the first time this summer through the Army National Guard.

Girls Division I

Merielle Moffatt
Bellevue, Wash. -- Senior, Midfield, Bellevue High School
Bellevue High School senior Merielle Moffatt was the top female high school lacrosse player among the state’s 14 Division I programs. Moffatt, who plays at the midfield position, finished the week with 15 points as Bellevue downed Holy Names 15 – 13 and played to an 18 – 18 tie against rival Seattle Prep. In Tuesday’s win over the Cougars, Moffatt scored 8 goals and an assist, collected 2 ground balls and commanded 4 draw controls. On Thursday, Moffatt again produced for the Wolverines scoring 5 goals and contributed an assist a ground ball and 2 draw controls.

Moffatt is a three-sport standout at Bellevue, serving as team captain as a senior in cross country, gymnastics and lacrosse. As a harrier she earned two varsity letters and in gymnastics she is a three-year letter-winner. In 2009, she advanced to district competition in the vault. In lacrosse she won three letters and earned First Team All-State Honors in 2009 with the Wolverines Division I squad and in 2008 with the Division II squad. Moffatt maintains a 3.33 GPA and is actively involved in her community through Bellevue High School’s student environmental club - Earthbound.

Girls Division II

Ceci Votta
Redmond, Wash. – Senior, Goaltender, The Overlake School
First-year goalkeeper Ceci Votta of The Overlake School was stellar in net as the top high school lacrosse player among the 29 Girls Division II teams in eastern and western Washington for the week of March 29 – April 4. Her exceptional play helped the Owls add two wins for a perfect 6-0-0 record. On Monday, the senior stopped 19 shots as Overlake upended Eastside Catholic 16 – 11. On Wednesday, the 5-5, 150 pound Votta was again stellar between the pipes as she stopped 12 shots in Overlake’s 19 – 10 win over Bellevue. With the league’s top win-loss record (6-0-0) and saves (59), Votta has accumulated the fourth best save percentage (.652%) in Girls Division II play this season.

Along with lacrosse, Votta is a standout goalkeeper on the soccer pitch. With Votta in net, the Owls have made four consecutive state soccer tournament appearances. Her soccer awards include Seattle Times athlete of the week honors in both her freshman and sophomore years, First Team All-League 1A as a Junior and Senior and Second Team as a freshman and a sophomore. As a frosh, she was also named runner-up as Emerald City League Rookie of the Year. Votta maintains a 3.38 GPA and is active in politics, government and foreign affairs through the Redmond school’s Junior State of America chapter. In college, she plans to pursue studies in neuroscience and bio-medical engineering with a focus on how diseases physically show themselves within the human neurosystem.

About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in six of the last eight years. In 2010, over 2,700 high school students representing 83 boys (www.WHSBLA.org) and 55 girls (www.WSLAX.org) varsity and jv teams in eastern and western Washington compete in a nine-week season March – May. The annual Boys and Girls Washington State High School Championships take place in late May.

For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html


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Labels: Bellevue, Boys, Division I, Division II, Girls, Issaquah, Overlake, Snohomish

April 5, 2010

Washington state boys, girls prep lacrosse leading scorers and goaltending (through April 3, 2010)



Boys Division I

Offense (by goals scored / all games)

Rank,Player,Year, School (Team), GP, G, A,PTS, GB, PPG

1, Taylor Dean,Sr.,Curtis HS, 5, 23, 7, 30, 15, 6.00
2, Brett Mennella,Sr.,Bellevue HS, 5, 19, 7, 26, 8, 5.20
3, Colby Carr,Jr., Curtis HS, 5, 17, 7, 24, 18, 4.80
4, Foster Wisman,Jr.,Inglemoor HS (Northshore),4,15,3, 18, 15, 4.50
5, Sky Tweedie-Yates,Sr., Overlake School,5,13, 16, 29, 9, 5.80
6, Connor McLeod,Fr.,Bellarmine Prep. (Tacoma),5,13,2, 15, 5, 3.00
7, Taylor Wisman,Sr.,Inglemoor HS (Northshore),4,12,11, 23, 29, 5.75
8, Jonathan Wettack,Sr.,Mercer Island HS, 4,12, 10, 22, 10, 5.50
9, Cole Nordstrom,Jr.,Bellevue HS, 5, 12, 7, 19, 14, 3.80
10, Devon Schmidt,Sr.,Overlake School,5, 12, 3, 15, 41, 3.00

Goaltending (by save % / min. 3 games)

Rank, Player,Year, School (Team), GP,SV%, SHTS, SVS, GAA, LR

1, Max Zandstra,Jr.,King's Way HS, 3, 0.816, 49, 40, 3.000, 3-0-0
2, Mitchell Homeyer,Jr.,Curtis HS, 5, 0.744, 90, 67, 5.000, 5-0-0
3, Brian Bernstein,Jr.,Mercer Island HS,4, 0.714, 7, 5, 1.000, 0-0-0
4, Hap Giraud,Sr., Mercer Island HS,4, 0.667, 21, 14, 2.000, 4-0-0
5, Austin Boyd,So.,Bellevue HS, 5, 0.614, 44, 27, 4.000, 5-0-0


Boys Division II

Offense (by goals scored / all games)

Rank ,Player,Year, School (Team),GP,G, A, PTS, GB, PPG

1, Ryan Morris,Jr.,Providence School,5, 23, 10, 33, 47, 6.60
2, Trey Knowles,Sr.,Shorecrest HS (Lynnwood),4,23, 4, 27, 15, 6.75
3, Brian Headland,Jr.,Sammamish HS (Sammamish),6, 19,8, 27, 12, 4.50
4, Dylan Evans,Jr.,Blanchet HS, 4, 18, 4, 22, 9, 5.50
5, Ian Harvey,Sr., Nathan Hale HS, 5, 17, 8, 25, 29, 5.00
6, Hayden Thomas,So.,Providence School,5, 17, 6, 23, 6, 4.60
7, Cody Olson,Fr., Peninsula HS (Gig Harbor),4,17, 3, 20, 9, 5.00
8, Anthony Martinez,Sr.,Burlington-Edison HS (Skagit Valley),5,16,5,21,34, 4.20
9, Cameron Girgus,Jr.,Cedar Park School (Lynnwood),4,14,11,25, 17, 6.25
10, Alex Tindall,Sr.,Meadowdale HS (Lynnwood),4,14,6, 20, 34, 5.00


Goaltending (by save % / min. 3 games)

Rank,Player,Year, School (Team), GP, SV%, SHTS, SVS, LR

1, Tucker Cooper,So.,Glacier Peak HS (Snohomish),3,1.000, 9, 9, 0-0-0
2, Kevin Ault,Fr., Roosevelt HS, 3, 0.742, 31, 23, 3-0-0
3, Nico Shewey,Jr.,Redmond HS (Redmond), 4, 0.738, 42, 31, 3-1-0
4, Julian Walls,Jr.,Port Angeles HS, 5, 0.736, 106, 78, 3-2-0
5, Zach Traynor,So., Blanchet HS, 3, 0.700, 10, 7, 1-0-0


Girls Division I

Offense (by goals scored / all games)

Rank,Player,Year,School (Team),GP, G, A, PTS, GB, PPG

1, Merielle Moffatt,Sr.,Bellevue HS,5, 34, 4, 38, 10, 7.60
2, Meaghan Hess,Jr.,Lake Stevens HS (Snohomish),4, 22,4, 26, 10, 6.50
3, Sylvia Warren,Sr.,Lakeside School,5, 21, 5, 26, 7, 5.20
4, Conley Nemyre,Jr.,Bellevue HS, 4, 20, 10, 30, 7, 7.50
5, Mary Sesslar,So.,Seattle Prep, 6, 20, 2, 22, 14, 3.67
6, Taylor Cone,Sr.,Seattle Prep, 6, 19, 4, 23, 15, 3.83
7, Sarah Pollnow,Sr.,Lakeside School,5, 17, 2, 19, 2, 3.80
8, Jaclyn Biggers,Jr.,Bainbridge HS,3, 16, 6, 22, 6, 7.33
9, Emmy Armintrout,Sr.,Lakeside School,5, 14, 7, 21, 4, 4.20
10, Stephanie Lamphere,So., Snohomish HS (Snohomish),4, 12, 9,21, 9, 5.25


Goaltending (by save % / min. 3 games)

Rank,Player,Year, School (Team), GP, SV%, SHTS, SVS, LR

1, Grace Hamilton,So.,Eastlake HS (Lake Sammamish),4,0.573,82, 47, 3-1-0
2, Madeline Hurlbut,Jr.,Lakeside School, 5, 0.514, 70, 36, 5-0-0
3, Morgan Miller,Fr.,Snohomish HS (Snohomish),4, 0.500, 72, 36, 2-2-0
4, Barite Dawud,Jr.,Garfield HS, 3, 0.500, 52, 26, 2-1-0
5, Katie Arthofer,So., Holy Names, 3, 0.493, 69, 34, 0-3-0



Girls Division II

Offense (by goals scored / all games)

Rank, Player,Year,School (Team),GP, G, A, PTS, GB, PPG

1, Hannah Morse,Sr.,Auburn Mountainview HS,6,37, 2, 39, 25, 6.50
2, Natalie Merrill,Sr.,Kennedy HS, 5, 25, 7, 32, 22, 6.40
3, Sophie Wolz,So.,Sammamish HS (Bellevue East),5, 23,6, 29, 6, 5.80
4, Alex Foreman,Jr.,Eastside Catholic School,6,23, 3, 26, 13, 4.33
5, Grace Grubb,So.,Overlake School,6, 23, 2, 25, 14, 4.17
6, Lauren Breynaert,Jr.,Eastside Catholic School,6,19,4, 23, 17, 3.83
7, Alison Havran,Sr.,Overlake School,6, 18, 8, 26, 16, 4.33
8, Kaya Reilly,Jr.,Snohomish HS (Snohomish),4,16, 0, 16, 2, 4.00
9, Katie Mincin,Jr.,Issaquah HS,3, 15,9, 24, 6, 8.00
10, Alex Corrado,Sr.,Eastside Catholic School,6,15, 6, 21, 8, 3.50



Goaltending (by save % / min. 3 games)

Rank, Player, Year, School (Team), GP, SV%, SHTS, SVS, LR

1, Sofie Morales,Sr., Kennedy HS, 5, 0.652, 23, 15, 4-0-0
2, Teagan Cameron,Sr., Issaquah HS, 3, 0.628, 43, 27, 3-0-0
3, Kim Thompson,Jr.,Graham-Kapowsin HS, 3, 0.569, 58, 33, 0-2-0
4, Ceci Votta,Sr., Overlake School, 6, 0.562, 105, 59, 6-0-0
5, Michelle Bodman,So.,Woodinville HS (Lake Sammamish),3,0.553,47, 26, 1-2-0



GP – Games Played; G – Goals; A – Assists; PTS – Points; GB – Ground Balls; PPG – Points Per Game; SHTS – Shots; SVS – Saves; LR- League Record

About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in six of the last eight years. In 2010, over 2,700 high school students representing 83 boys (www.WHSBLA.org) and 55 girls (www.WSLAX.org) varsity and jv teams in eastern and western Washington compete in a nine-week season March – May. The annual Boys and Girls Washington State High School Championships take place in late May.

For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html


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Labels: Boys, Division I, Division II, Girls, Statistics

April 5, 2010

Washington state boys, girls prep lacrosse standings (through April 4, 2010)

Boys Division I

Rank, Team, GP, Record, Pct, GB, Overall, PF, PA, +/-


Northeast
1, Bellevue,5, 5-0-0 (W1), 1.000, --, 7-1-0, 101, 43, 58
Tie, Mercer Island,4, 4-0-0 (0), 1.000, 0.5, 9-0-0, 113, 38, 75
Tie, Issaquah,3, 3-0-0 (0), 1.000 1, 7-2-0, 102, 60, 42
4, Overlake,5, 3-2-0 (W1), 0.600, 2, 3-3-0, 66, 58, 8
5, Northshore,4, 2-2-0 (W1), 0.500, 2.5, 2-2-0, 40, 47, -7
Tie, Skyline,4, 2-2-0 (0), 0.500, 2.5, 3-5-0, 64, 70, -6
Tie, Lakeside,4, 2-2-0 (W2), 0.500, 2.5, 2-2-0, 23, 45, -22
8, Mukilteo,4, 1-3-0 (0), 0.250, 3.5, 2-5-0, 34, 62, -28
Tie, Eastlake,4, 1-3-0 (L1), 0.250, 3.5, 1-3-0, 25, 35, -10
10, Eastside Cath.,5, 1-4-0 (W1), 0.200, 4, 2-4-0, 34, 71, -37

Southwest
1, Curtis,5, 5-0-0 (W1), 1.000, --, 6-1-0, 89, 46, 43
Tie, King's Way,3, 3-0-0 (W3), 1.000, 1, 3-0-0, 33, 9, 24
Tie, Puyallup,2, 2-0-0 (W2), 1.000, 1.5, 2-0-0, 29, 14, 15
4, Bainbridge,3, 2-1-0 (0), 0.667, 2, 2-4-0, 46, 56, -10
5, Tacoma,5, 2-3-0 (L1), 0.400, 3, 2-3-0, 49, 46, 3
6, Seattle Prep,4, 1-3-0 (L3), 0.250, 3.5, 1-4-0, 27, 58, -31
Tie, Stadium,4, 1-3-0 (W1), 0.250, 3.5, 1-3-0, 12, 42, -30
8, Vashon,5, 1-4-0 (L4), 0.200, 4, 1-4-0, 30, 71, -41
9, Tahoma,4, 0-4-0 (L4), 0.000, 4.5, 0-6-0, 37, 61, -24
Tie, Lake Tapps,5, 0-5-0 (L5), 0.000, 5, 0-5-0, 32, 80, -48


Boys Division II

Rank, Team, GP, Record, Pct, GB, Overall,PF, PA,+/-


Cascade Conference
1, Lynnwood, 4, 4-0-0 (W4), 1.000, --, 4-0-0, 62, 38, 24
2, Snohomish, 5, 4-1-0 (0), 0.800, 0.5, 5-2-0, 64, 42, 22
3, Providence, 5, 3-2-0 (W2), 0.600, 1.5, 3-2-0, 62, 32, 30
4, Woodinville, 6, 1-5-0 (L1), 0.167, 4, 2-5-0, 51, 70, -19
5, Silver Lake, 4, 0-4-0 (L4), 0.000, 4, 0-4-0, 10, 57, -47

Eastern Conference
1, Wenatchee,2, 2-0-0 (W2), 1.000, --, 3-1-0, 42, 20, 22
2, Three Rivers,3, 1-2-0 (L2), 0.333, 1.5, 1-2-0, 27, 33, -6
3, Selah,3, 0-3-0 (L3), 0.000, 2.5, 0-3-0, 13, 36, -23

Evergreen Conference
1, Lake Washington,3, 3-0-0 (0), 1.000, --, 3-1-0, 38, 20, 18
2, Sammamish,6, 5-1-0 (W2), 0.833, -0.5, 5-1-0, 74, 13, 61
3, Redmond,4, 3-1-0 (W3), 0.750, 0.5, 3-1-0, 44, 11, 33
4, Mt. Si,5, 0-5-0 (L5), 0.000, 4, 0-5-0, 5, 76, -71
Tie, Liberty,3, 0-3-0 (L3), 0.000, 3, 0-3-0, 2, 42, -40

Metro Conference
1, Roosevelt,3, 3-0-0 (0), 1.000, --, 3-1-0, 35, 17, 18
Tie, Garfield,2, 2-0-0 (W2), 1.000, 0.5, 2-0-0, 20, 14, 6
3, Blanchet,6, 5-1-0 (W5), 0.833, -0.5, 5-1-0, 63, 22, 41
4, Nathan Hale,5, 2-3-0 (W1), 0.400, 2, 2-3-0, 43, 37, 6
5, Highline,4, 1-3-0 (L3), 0.250, 2.5, 1-3-0, 31, 38, -7
6, Franklin,4, 0-4-0 (L4), 0.000, 3.5, 0-4-0, 4, 59, -55

Olympic Conference
1, Klahowya,4, 3-1-0 (W3), 0.750, --, 3-1-0, 53, 34, 19
2, Port Angeles,5, 3-2-0 (W1), 0.600, 0.5, 3-2-0, 25, 28, -3
3, Gig Harbor,4, 2-2-0 (W1), 0.500, 1, 2-3-0, 47, 55, -8
4, North Kitsap,4, 1-3-0 (L2), 0.250, 2, 1-3-0, 29, 37, -8
Tie, South Kitsap,4, 1-3-0 (L1), 0.250, 2, 1-3-0, 27, 41, -14

Skagit Conference
1, San Juan,4, 3-1-0 (W3), 0.750, --, 3-1-0, 37, 29, 8
2, Stanwood,3, 2-1-0 (W1), 0.667, 0.5, 2-1-0, 32, 19, 13
3, Whatcom,5, 3-2-0 (W1), 0.600, 0.5, 3-2-0, 37, 36, 1
4, Skagit Valley,5, 2-3-0 (W2), 0.400, 1.5, 2-3-0, 42, 45, -3
5, North County,3, 0-3-0 (L3), 0.000, 2.5, 1-3-0, 31, 56, -25

Girls Division I

Rank, Team, GP, Record, Pts

1, Lakeside,6, 6-0-0 (W6), 12
2, Seattle Prep,6, 3-2-1 (T1), 7
Tie, Bellevue,5, 3-1-1 (T1), 7
4, Lake Sammamish,4, 3-1-0 (W3), 6
Tie, Mercer Island,4, 3-1-0 (W2), 6
Tie, Tacoma,4, 3-1-0 (L1), 6
7, Bainbridge,3, 2-1-0 (W2), 4
Tie, Snohomish,4, 2-2-0 (L2), 4
Tie, Garfield,3, 2-1-0 (W1), 4
10, Holy Names,5, 1-4-0 (L3), 2
Tie, Forest Ridge,4, 1-3-0 (W1), 2
12, Curtis,5, 0-5-0 (L5), 0
Tie, Nathan Hale,4, 0-4-0 (L4), 0
Tie, Roosevelt,3, 0-3-0 (L3), 0

Girls Division II

Rank, Team, GP, Record, Pts


Northeast
1, Overlake,6, 6-0-0 (W6), 12
2, Eastside Cath.,6, 4-2-0 (L1), 8
3, Bellevue East,5, 3-2-0 (L1), 6
Tie, Issaquah,3, 3-0-0 (W3), 6
5, Mukilteo,4, 2-2-0 (W1), 4
6, Wenatchee,4, 1-3-0 (W1), 2
Tie, Snohomish,4, 1-3-0 (W1), 2
Tie, Lake Sammamish,3, 1-2-0 (L1), 2
Tie, Mercer Island,3, 1-2-0 (L1), 2

Southwest
1, Kennedy,5, 5-0-0 (W5), 10
Tie, Lakeside,6, 5-1-0 (W1), 10
3, Auburn Mountainview,6, 3-3-0 (L1), 6
4, Klahowya,4, 2-2-0 (W2), 4
5, Ballard,3, 1-2-0 (W1), 2
6, Holy Names,5, 0-5-0 (L5), 0
Tie, Graham-Kapowsin,5, 0-5-0 (L5), 0
Tie, Bainbridge,2, 0-2-0 (L2), 0
Tie, North Kitsap,2, 0-2-0 (L2), 0


About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in six of the last eight years. In 2010, over 2,700 high school students representing 83 boys (www.WHSBLA.org) and 55 girls (www.WSLAX.org) varsity and jv teams in eastern and western Washington compete in a nine-week season March – May. The annual Boys and Girls Washington State High School Championships take place in late May.

For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html


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Labels: Boys, Division I, Division II, Girls, Standings

Washington high school lacrosse scores for Tuesday, March 16

Boys Division I
Overlake outlasts Northshore in boys lacrosse
REDMOND, Wash. – Sky Tweedie-Yates connected for 5 goals and 5 assists while Erik Risa collected 16 ground balls as Overlake outlasted Northshore 14 – 10, Tuesday at Redmond’s Overlake School. Owls goalkeeper had 14 saves in the win while Northshore’s Foster Wisman scored 5 in the loss.

Overlake 14, Northshore 10 (Sky Tweedie-Yates, OV, 5 goals, 5 assists; Devon Schmidt, OV, 4 goals, 1 assist; Barrett Jennes, OV, 3 goals; Erik Risa, OV, 16 ground balls; Chapp Grubb, OV, 14 saves; Foster Wisman, NS, 5 goals; Taylor Wisman, NS, 4 goals, 6 ground balls)

Vashon drops Lake Tapps in boys lacrosse
VASHON, Wash. – Hamzah Griffin scored 6 goals and collected 6 ground balls as Vashon dropped Lake Tapps 13 – 12 in boys Division I high school lacrosse, Tuesday and Vashon High School.

Vashon 13, Lake Tapps 12 (Hamzah Griffin, V, 6 goals, 2 assists, 6 ground balls; Cullan Paridon, V, 6 saves)

Bellevue rolls over Eastlake
REDMOND, Wash. – Bellevue High’s Brett Manella and Thomas Spengler each scored 4 goals as the Wolverines rolled over Eastlake in boys Division I high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Eastlake High School. Bellevue’s Cole Nordstrom collected 5 ground balls in the win.

Bellevue 13, Eastlake 4 (Brett Manella, B, 4 goals, 1 assist; Thomas Spengler, B, 4 goals, 1 assist; Thomas Zervas, B, 3 goals, 1 assist; Cole Nordstrom, B, 5 ground balls)

Boys Division II
Roosevelt tops Blanchet in boys lacrosse
SEATTLE – Parker Williamson scored a hat trick and goalkeeper Kevin Ault recorded 24 saves as Roosevelt topped Blanchet 4 – 3 in boys Division II high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Blanchet High School.

Roosevelt 4, Blanchet 3 (Parker Williamson, R, 3 goals, 1 assist; Kevin Ault, R, 24 saves)

Klahowya dominates South Kitsap in boys lacrosse
SILVERDALE, Wash. – Chris McGuire scored 5 goals and collected 8 ground balls as Klahowya dominated South Kitsap in boys Division II high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Central Kitsap Junior High School in Silverdale. Klahowya’s Neil Sell scored 4 goals and collected 13 ground balls in the win, while South Kitsap’s Ben Landry had 13 saves in the loss.

Klahowya 18, South Kitsap 6 (Chris McGuire, K, 5 goals, 8 ground balls; Neil Sell, K, 4 goals, 13 ground balls; Caleb Hiller, K, 3 goals, 1 assist, 9 ground balls; Nehemiah Salo, K, 2 saves, Cody Charvat, K, 1 save; Wilson, SK, 2 goals; Gibson, SK, 2 goals; Ben Landry, SK, 13 saves)

Garfield drops Nathan Hale in boys lacrosse
SEATTLE – Reid Kenney scored 4 goals to lift Garfield to a 9 – 7 boys Division II lacrosse win over Nathan Hale, Tuesday at Genesee Park. Alex Wright had 3 goals and Spencer Adams made 15 saves for the Raiders in the loss.

Garfield 9, Nathan Hale 7 (Reid Kenney, G, 4 goals; Carl Barnes, G, 3 goals, 8 ground balls; Danny Strick, G, 5 saves; Alex Wright, NH, 3 goals, 1 assist; Ian Harvey, NH, 2 goals, 1 assist; Spencer Adams, NH, 15 saves)

Boys Division II
Sammamish blanks Mt. Si in boys lacrosse
SNOQUALMIE, Wash. – Brian Headland scored 4 goals as Sammamish blanked Mt. Si 13 – 0 in boys Division II high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Snoqualmie Middle School.

Sammamish 13, Mt. Si 0 (Brian Headland, S, 4 goals, 3 assists; Jake Dewulf, S, 5 ground balls; Matt Young, S, 2 goals, 1 assist, 8 ground balls; Scott Johnson, S, 3 saves)

Woodinville rolls past Silver Lake in boys lacrosse
EVERETT, Wash. – JD Chapman scored 4 goals as Woodinville rolled past Silver Lake 15 – 2 in boys Division II high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Everett’s Cascade High School.

Woodinville 15, Silver Lake 2 (JD Chapman, W, 4 goals, 3 assists; Tyler Paris, W, 3 goals, 5 ground balls; Keaton House, W, 2 goals; Nathan Madison, W, 2 goals; Clemens Mitchell, W, 1 goal, 8 ground balls; Nathan Paris, W, 2 goals, 5 ground balls; Zachary Verbeck, W, 1 goal, 7 ground balls; Drew Carlson Rothe, W, 8 saves)


Stanwood drops Skagit Valley in boys lacrosse
MT. VERNON, Wash. – Jesse Aldapa scored 6 goals and collected 9 ground balls as Stanwood dropped Skagit Valley 14 – 5 in boys Division II high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Mt. Vernon High School. In the loss, Jordan Johnson had 11 saves in goal for Skagit Valley.

Stanwood, 14, Skagit Valley 5 (Jesse Aldapa, ST, 6 goals, 1 assist, 9 ground balls; Conner Merritt, ST, 3 goals, 3 assists; Cody Schwab, SV, 2 goals; Jordan Johnson, SV, 11 saves)

Lake Washington defeats Redmond in boys lacrosse
KIRKLAND, Wash. – Lake Washington defeated Redmond 10 – 4 in boys Division II high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Lake Washington High School in Kirkland.

Lake Washington 10, Redmond 4 (no scoring available)

PA outlasts Gig Harbor in boys lacrosse
GIG HARBOR, Wash. – Port Angeles outlasted Gig Harbor 6 – 5 in boys high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Peninsula High School in Gig Harbor.

Port Angeles 6, Gig Harbor 5 (Cody Olson, GH, 3 goals, 1 assist; Zach Moore, GH, 5 saves)

Girls Division IGarfield downs Forest Ridge in girls lacrosse
BELLEVUE, Wash. – Maya Code-Williams scored 5 goals and Barite Darwud made 11 saves as Garfield downed Forest Ridge 16 – 9 in girls Division I lacrosse, Tuesday at Bellevue’s Robinswood Park.

Garfield 16, Forest Ridge 9 (Maya Code-Williams, G, 5 goals; Cori Allen, G, 2 goals, 1 assist; Linnea Wishman, G, 2 goals; Barite Darwud, G, 11 saves)

Lakeside doubles up Bainbridge
SEATTLE – Emma Dorland, Sarah Pollnow and Sylvia Warren each scored 5 goals as Lakeside doubled-up Bainbridge 20 – 10 in girls Division I high school lacrosse, Tuesday at the Lakeside Upper School in north Seattle.

Lakeside 20, Bainbridge 10 (Emma Dorland, LS, 5 goals; Sarah Pollnow, LS, 5 goals; Sylvia Warren, LS, 5 goals, 1 assist)

Prep slips past Roosevelt in girls lacrosse
SEATTLE – Seattle Prep slipped past Roosevelt 13– 12 in girls Division I high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Seattle’s Lower Woodland Park field.

Seattle Prep 13, Roosevelt 12 (Emily Walters, R, 4 goals; Angie Anderson, R, 2 goals; Adrienne Leonard, R, 2 goals; Stephanie Pieper, R, 2 goals; Kallie Rutherford, R, 9 saves)

Snohomish unleashes 23 against Hale in girls lacrosse
SEATTLE – Meaghan Hess connected for 9 goals as Snohomish unleashed a 23-goal barrage on Nathan Hale in girls Division I high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Seattle’s Nathan Hale High School. In the loss, Emily Durand had 15 saves in goal for the Raiders.

Snohomish 23, Nathan Hale 1 (Meaghan Hess, SNO, 9 goals, 1 assists; Stephanie Lamphere, SNO, 4 goals, 2 assists; Morgan Miller, SNO, 3 saves; Millie Lindberg, NH, 1 goal; Emily Durand, NH, 15 saves)

Girls Division II
Lakeside drops Wenatchee in girls Division II lacrosse
SEATTLE – Lakeside’s Sale Rhodes connected for 3 goals as the Lions’ Division II girls lacrosse team dropped Wenatchee 10 – 4, Tuesday at the Lakeside Upper School in North Seattle.

Lakeside 10, Wenatchee 4 (Sale Rhodes, L, 3 goals; Sammy McGanney, L, 2 goals; Emily Stanford, W, 2 goals)

Issaquah rolls past Ballard in girls lacrosse
SEATTLE – Issaquah’s Katie Mincin connected for 4 goals and 5 assists as the Eagles rolled past Ballard 17 – 5 in girls Division II high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Ballard High School. In the loss, Ballard’s Maddie Soukup had 3 goals.

Issaquah 17, Ballard 5 (Katie Mincin, IS, 4 goals, 5 assists; Emily Mincin, IS, 3 goals, 1 assist; Haley Mincin, IS, 3 goals; Maddie Soukup, B, 3 goals; Hannah Breton, B, 8 saves)

Eastside Catholic downs Snohomish in girls Division II lacrosse
SAMMAMISH, Wash. – Lauren Breynaert and Kate Slyngstad scored 4 goals apiece as Eastside Catholic downed Snohomish 17 – 6 in girls Division II high school lacrosse, Tuesday at Eastside Catholic High School in Sammamish. In the loss, Snohomish goalkeeper Jessica Toy had 13 saves.

Eastside Catholic 17, Snohomish 6 (Lauren Breynaert, EC, 4 goals; Kate Slyngstad, EC, 4 goals; Alex Corrado, EC, 3 goals; Allie Hawes, EC, 3 saves; Brie Torey, SNO, 3 goals; Callie Gionet, SNO, 3 GB; Jessica Toy, SNO, 13 saves)


Games for Wednesday, March 17

Boys Div. I
Mercer Island at Lakeside (Lakeside HS / 5:00 p.m.)
Tacoma at Seattle Prep (Georgetown Fields / 7:00 p.m.)
Issaquah at Mukilteo (Kamiak HS / 8:00 p.m.)

Boys Div. II
Highline at Franklin (Franklin HS / 4:30 p.m.)
Selah at Three Rivers (Badger Mountain Park / 7:00 p.m.)
Whatcom at Snohomish (Glacier Peak HS / 7:30 p.m.)

Girls Div. I
Tacoma at Curtis (Curtis HS Stadium / 5:00 p.m.)

Girls Div. II
Ballard at Kennedy (Kennedy HS / 5:15 p.m.)
Eastside Catholic at Klahowya (Central Kitsap Junior High / 5:30 p.m.)
Lake Sammamish at Bellevue East (Robinswood Park / 5:30 p.m.)

About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in six of the last eight years. In 2010, over 2,700 high school students representing 83 boys (www.WHSBLA.org) and 55 girls (www.WSLAX.org) varsity and jv teams in eastern and western Washington compete in a nine-week season March – May. The annual Boys and Girls Washington State High School Championships take place in late May.

For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html


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Labels: Boys, Division I, Division II, Girls, Scores

Boys Division I

Snohomish downs Seattle Prep in boys lacrosse
SNOHOMISH, Wash. – Justin Jones scored 3 goals and 2 assists to lead Snohomish to a 9 – 7 Boys Division I lacrosse win over Seattle Prep, Monday at Harvey Field. Seattle Prep’s Cassidy Miller tallied 5 goals in the loss for the Panthers.

Snohomish 9, Seattle Prep 7 (Justin Jones, SNO, 3 goals, 2 assists; Nick Hund, SNO, 2 goals, 2 assists; Ryan Mcallister, SNO, 2 goals, 2 assists; Nate Wirtz, SNO, 1 goal, 1 assist; Brandon Todd, SNO, 1 goal; Tucker Cooper, SNO, 10 saves; Cassidy Miller, SP, 5 goals; Keith Souza, SP, 2 goals, 1 assist; Peter Christiansen, SP, 2 assists, 7 ground balls; Connor Denehy, SP, 7 ground balls; Charlie Motzer, SP, 6 ground balls; Jack Maurer, SP, 8 saves)

Girls Division I

MI drops Lake Sammamish in girls lacrosse
REDMOND, Wash. – Mercer Island’s Ellen Haas scored a hat trick to lift the Islanders to a 16 – 11 win over Lake Sammamish, Monday at Marymoor Park in Redmond. In the win, Islander goalkeeper Erika Egan turned away 17 Lake Sammamish shots. Ali Savage and Olivia Krueger each scored 3 for Lake Sammamish.

Mercer Island 16, Lake Sammamish 11 (Ellen Haas, MI, 3 goals, 1 assist; Loreal Camp, MI, 2 goals, 1 assist; Sarah Drucker, MI, 2 goals, 1 assist; Hannah Bahn, MI, 2 goals; Sydney Tomlinson, MI, 1 goal, 1 assist; Elizabeth Bachman, MI, 1 goal; Lauren Ito, MI, 1 goal; Khia Johnson, MI, 1 goal; Erika Egan, MI, 17 saves; Ali Savage, LS, 3 goals, 3 ground balls; OIivia Krueger, LS, 3 goals; Grace Hamilton, LS, 7 saves)

Kennedy blanks Graham-Kapowsin in girls lacrosse
BURIEN, Wash. – Natalie Merrill unleashed 5 goals to lift Kennedy High School to a 16-0 shutout win over Graham-Kapowsin, to open the girls high school lacrosse season Monday at Kennedy High School. A total of 9 Lancers connected for goals in the win.

Kennedy 16, Graham-Kapowsin 0 (Natalie Merrill, K, 5 goals; Brianna Goodwin, K, 2 goals; Bailey Hill, K, 2 goals, 1 assist; Melanie Hughs, K, 2 goals, 4 assists; Cerice Keller, K, 1 goal, 1 assist; Stephanie Moffat, K, 1 goal; Colleen Moroney, K, 1 goal; Julianne Patten, K, 1 goal; Ashton Woodcock, K, 1 goal; Sophie Morales, K, 3 saves)

Tacoma outlasts Holy Names to open girls lacrosse season
TACOMA, Wash. – Ari Zimmer and Saide Trelezen each scored two goals as Tacoma outlasted Holy Names 6 – 4 to open the girls high school lacrosse season, Monday at Mason Middle School in Tacoma. Caroline Vokos tallied 2 goals and Katie Arthofor had 15 saves in the loss for Holy Names.

Tacoma 6, Holy Names 4 (Ari Zimmer, T, 2 goals; Sadie Trelezen, T, 2 goals; Elizabethe Craddock, T, 1 goal; Gabrelle Davis, T, 1 goal; Caroline Vokos, HN, 2 goals; Elizabeth McDonald, HN, 1 goal; Grace Campbell, HN, 1 goal; Katie Arthofor, HN, 15 saves)

Girls Division II

Auburn Mountain View downs Holy Names in girls DII lacrosse
SEATTLE – Hannah Morse unleashed 8 goals as Auburn Mountain View downed Holy Names 15 – 5 in girls Division II lacrosse, Monday at Seattle’s Magnuson Park. A total of 5 Auburn players scored in the opening win. The Cougars’ Jenna Johnston and Megan Chamberlain each scored two in the loss.

Auburn Mountain View 15, Holy Names 5 (Hannah Morse, A, 8 goals, 1 assist; Madison Goodwin, A, 4 goals, 1 assist; Abby Waldo, A, 1 goal, 1 assist; Kayla O’Grady, A, 1 goal, 1 assist; Carley Bishop, A, 1 goal; Katie Burkhauser, A, 4 saves; Jenna Johnston, HN, 2 goals; Megan Chamberlain, HN, 2 goals; Carolina Pyszkiewicz, HN, 1 goal; Katie Lee, HN, 4 saves)

Games for Tuesday, March 16

Boys Div. I
Northshore at Overlake (Overlake School / 5:00 p.m.)
Lake Tapps at Vashon (Vashon HS / 7 p.m.)
Bellevue at Eastlake (Eastlake HS / 7:30 p.m.)
Eastside Catholic at Skyline Skyline HS / 8:00 p.m.)

Boys Div. II
Roosevelt at Blanchet (Blanchet HS / 5:00 p.m.)
South Kitsap at Klahowya (Central Kitsap JR High / 5:00 p.m.)
Nathan Hale at Garfield (Genesee Park / 5:00 p.m.)
Sammamish at Mt. Si (Snoqualmie Middle School / 5:00 p.m.)
Woodinville at Silver Lake (Cascade High School / 5:30 p.m.)
Stanwood at Skagit Valley (Mt. Vernon HS / 6:30 p.m.)
Redmond at Lake Washington (Lake Washington HS / 7:00 p.m.)
Port Angeles at Gig Harbor (Peninsula HS / 7:00 p.m.)

Girls Div. I
Garfield at Forest Ridge (Robinswood Park / 4:00 p.m.)
Bainbridge at Lakeside (Lakeside Upper School / 5:35 p.m.)
Roosevelt at Seattle Prep (Lower Woodland / 5:30 p.m.)
Snohomish at Nathan Hale (Nathan Hale School / 5:45 p.m.)

Girls Div. II
Wenatchee at Lakeside (Lakeside Upper School / 4:30 p.m.)
Issaquah at Ballard (Ballard High School / 5:00 p.m.)
Snohomish at Eastside Catholic (Eastside Catholic School / 6:00 p.m.)

About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in six of the last eight years. In 2010, over 2,700 high school students representing 83 boys (www.WHSBLA.org) and 55 girls (www.WSLAX.org) varsity and jv teams in eastern and western Washington compete in a nine-week season March – May. The annual Boys and Girls Washington State High School Championships take place in late May.

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Labels: Auburn-Mountainview, Boys, Division I, Division II, Girls, Graham-Kapowsin, Holy Names, Kennedy, Lake Sammamish, Mercer Island, Seattle Prep, Snohomish, Tacoma

SEATTLE – High school lacrosse gets underway Monday for over 2,700 student-athletes representing 83 boys and 55 girls high school teams in Washington state.

The nine-week season kicks-off Monday afternoon with five Washington Schoolgirl’s Lacrosse Association games and one Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association game.

Monday’s Girls Division I games include Mercer Island at Lake Sammamish (4:00 p.m.) Marymoor Park and Holy Names at Tacoma (5:15 p.m.) at Mason Middle School in Tacoma. Girls Division II match-ups include Mukilteo at Klahowya (5:15 p.m.) at Central Kitsap Junior High in Silverdale and Graham-Kapowsin at Kennedy High School (5:15 p.m.) at Kennedy High School and Auburn-Mountainview at Holy Names Academy (5:30 p.m.) at Seattle’s Magnuson Park.

Boys Division I play gets underway with Seattle Prep at Snohomish (5:00 p.m.) at Harvey Fieldsin Snohomish.

A total of 19 boys and girls games are scheduled for Tuesday.

The nine-week Washington high school lacrosse season concludes in late May with the Boys and Girls State Championships.

About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in six of the last eight years. In 2010, over 2,700 high school students representing 83 boys (www.WHSBLA.org) and 55 girls (www.WSLAX.org) varsity and jv teams in eastern and western Washington compete in a nine-week season March – May. The annual Boys and Girls Washington State High School Championships take place in late May.

For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html

Games for Tuesday, March 16

Boys Div. I
Northshore at Overlake (Overlake School / 5:00 p.m.)
Lake Tapps at Vashon (Vashon HS / 7 p.m.)
Bellevue at Eastlake (Eastlake HS / 7:30 p.m.)
Eastside Catholic at Skyline Skyline HS / 8:00 p.m.)

Boys Div. II
Roosevelt at Blanchet (Blanchet HS / 5:00 p.m.)
South Kitsap at Klahowya (Central Kitsap JR High / 5:00 p.m.)
Nathan Hale at Garfield (Genesee Park / 5:00 p.m.)
Sammamish at Mt. Si (Snoqualmie Middle School / 5:00 p.m.)
Woodinville at Silver Lake (Cascade High School / 5:30 p.m.)
Stanwood at Skagit Valley (Mt. Vernon HS / 6:30 p.m.)
Redmond at Lake Washington (Lake Washington HS / 7:00 p.m.)
Port Angeles at Gig Harbor (Peninsula HS / 7:00 p.m.)

Girls Div. I
Garfield at Forest Ridge (Robinswood Park / 4:00 p.m.)
Bainbridge at Lakeside (Lakeside Upper School / 5:35 p.m.)
Roosevelt at Seattle Prep (Lower Woodland / 5:30 p.m.)
Snohomish at Nathan Hale (Nathan Hale School / 5:45 p.m.)

Girls Div. II
Wenatchee at Lakeside (Lakeside Upper School / 4:30 p.m.)
Issaquah at Ballard (Ballard High School / 5:00 p.m.)
Snohomish at Eastside Catholic (Eastside Catholic School / 6:00 p.m.)


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Labels: Boys, Division I, Division II, Girls

31st Washington Lacrosse Boys State Championships
Memorial Stadium, Seattle

SEATTLE – Overlake’s Devon Schmidt scored six goals and 12 ground balls to lead the Owls to their first boys lacrosse state championship in a 17 - 11 Division II defeat of Eastside Catholic, Saturday at Memorial Stadium in Seattle.

Overlake used an aggressive transitional offense, firing 42 shots at freshman Eastside Catholic goaltender O’Neil Hughes to throw the Crusaders off their game. The game was the first state title appearance for Overlake in its 20-year history.

“This is an amazing win,” said senior George Dolack who scored three goals for the Owls. “After three years of losing in the first round of the playoffs we finally made it. The Redmond game was our biggest weapon,” said Dolack, referring to Overlake’s 12 – 7 loss to cross-town rival on March 25. “We had been playing well early in year. That loss felt horrible – it motivated us.”

Overlake came out of the gates hard with Sky Tweedie-Yates connecting beating Hughes just 51 seconds into the game and again nine seconds later give the Owls an early 2 – 0 lead.

Following a David Carlton goal at 10:35 to put the Crusaders on the board, Greg Safadago answered with his only goal of the night to send the Owl’s on a 4 – 1 run to close the first at 6 – 2.

In the second, with Overlake having extended their lead to 8 – 3, the Crusaders came marching back on a short-handed goal by Carlton, as the Crusaders scored four of the final five goals in the half close the gap to 9 – 7.

“It’s a game of runs. We had a run in the beginning and they hit us back,” said Overlake goaltender Chap Grubb. “After (Eastside Catholic’s) run, we came back and stopped them.”

In the third, Carlton, one of just four seniors for the Crusaders – who began playing the sport at Eastside Catholic just three years ago, opened scoring just 12 second into the half, but the Owls answered with four unanswered goals to extend their lead to 13 – 8.

In the fourth, the teams traded goals, but the Crusaders three nets weren’t enough as the Owls scored four of their won to cruise to the win.

“We were fighting to get momentum all night, but unfortunately it wasn’t there,” said Carlton who had seven goals, one assist and seven ground balls in his final game of his prep career.

Scoring:
Overlake 6 3 4 4 -- 17
Eastside Catholic 2 5 1 3 -- 11

Highlights: Devon Schmidt, OV, 6 goals, 2 assists, 12 ground balls; Sky Tweedie-Yates, OV, 3 goals, 5 assists, 4 ground balls; Scout Tweedie-Yates, OV, 3 goals, 1 assist, 2 ground balls; Joe Dolack, OV, 1 goal, 1 assist, 2 ground balls; Greg Safadago, OV, 1 goal, 1 assist, 3 ground balls; Bryce Remington, OV, 4 ground balls; Nick Wright, OV, 1 ground balls; Brandon D’Ewart, OV, 4 ground balls; Chapp Grubb, OV, 12 saves; David Carlton, EC, 7 goals, 1 assist, 7 ground balls; Kyle Decker, EC, 2 goals, 1 assist; Andrew Carlton, EC, 2 goals, 1 assist; Michael Rambaldini, EC, 10 ground balls; O’Neil Hughes, EC, 7 saves.


About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.

For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html


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McQuaid & Co. Strategic Communications
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Caption: Eastside Catholic's David Carlton charges toward the Overlake goal at the Washington Lacrosse Boys State Championships, Saturday. Overlake downed the Crusaders 11 - 7 to win their first boys state lacrosse title.

Credit: Charles Mauzy

Labels: Boys, Division II, Eastside Catholic, Overlake, Press Release, State Championships

SEATTLE – The Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (WHSBLA) has named second-year lacrosse program King’s Way High School in Vancouver, Wash. as its Division Il recipient of the Evert Smith Team Sportsmanship Award and Knights’ coach Dave Holler as Coach of the Year.

The annual sportsmanship award, named for the late Northwest lacrosse pioneer Evert Smith, recognizes a high school boys team in each of the two WHSBLA divisions that exemplifies the highest level of sportsmanship during the season. Eastlake Lacrosse, which draws students from Eastlake High School and other high schools in the Lake Washington School District, is the Division I recipient of the award.

Smith, who in 2006 was a posthumously enshrined in the Washington State Lacrosse Hall of Fame, worked tirelessly in the 1970s and 80s to organize and promote the sport of the lacrosse in Washington state.

The Coach of the Year award recognizes a coach who exemplifies sportsmanship, rapport with officials, other coaches and his own players. In just his second season at the helm, Holler led the Knights to a perfect 12 – 0 – 0 record in league play (13 – 4 – 0 overall) to win the Division II Olympic Conference outright. In the playoffs, King’s Way advanced to the state semi-finals before falling to Redmond’s Overlake School.

Other WHSBLA award recipients include longtime Issaquah assistant Jordan Bayly who was named Assistant Coach of the Year. Dr. Kevin Martin, Division II Lake Tapps Board President and member of the WHSBLA Board of Directors was named the league’s Person of the Year.

About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.

For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html

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SEATTLE – Bobby Walker, a three-sport senior at Roosevelt High School in Seattle, has been named an Academic All-American by US Lacrosse.

The award is presented annually by US Lacrosse to student-athletes across the country that excel in the classroom and participate in community and volunteer service. Walker, who plays midfield for the Roughriders, was selected by high school varsity lacrosse head coaches in eastern and western Washington. Walker is the only recipient from Washington state.

In the classroom, Walker maintains a 3.86 GPA while taking advanced placement and honors classes. He was recognized in 2007 by Washington governor Christine Gregoire among state students achieving high scores on the WASL examinations. He was also elected Roosevelt student body vice president in 2007.

Walker’s honors include membership in The National Society of High School Scholars, Junior Classical League and Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth. He has received invitations to attend the Congressional Student Leadership Conference, National Student Leadership Conference, Junior Statesman of America Summer Program and Cambridge College Program. In 2006, he was recognized with the National Latin Society Award for Excellence.

In the community, Walker is a fundraising volunteer for the historic Dunn Gardens in north Seattle, serves Thanksgiving dinners to the local homeless population through the University District Food Bank, is active in the University Presbyterian Church youth group, and traveled to Mexico in 2008 and 2007 where he helped build homes for impoverished families in Tijuana.

On the lacrosse field, Walker had 17 goals, 2 assists and 66 ground balls for the Roughriders during his senior season. He tallied a season-high four goals and 19 ground balls in the Roughriders’ March 19 loss to Nathan Hale. As a junior, he received the school’s “Zero to Sixty” award as the team’s most improved first-year player.

As a cross-over student-athlete, Walker earned three letters at the free safety and wide receiver positions on the Roughrider football team. As a junior, he earned All-Conference Second Team honors and as a sophomore he received All-Conference Honorable Mention honors. The same year he received Roosevelt’s Ramsey Hare Award for skill and leadership and was featured on KING TV’s High School Game Time show for excellence in the classroom and on the field of play. Before crossing-over to lacrosse, Walker played JV baseball during his freshman and sophomore years.

In the fall, Walker will enroll at Cal Poly where he plans to study architecture with an emphasis in sustainable living.

About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.

For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html

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Media Contact:
Mike McQuaid
McQuaid & Co. Strategic Communications
206-262-7301
mike@mcquaidcompany.com

Labels: Awards, Boys, Division II, Press Release, Roosevelt

Labels: Boys, Division I, Division II, Eastside Catholic, Issaquah, Mercer Island, Overlake, Press Release, State Championships

Labels: Boys, Division I, Division II, Press Release, State Championships

Labels: Boys, Division I, Division II, Press Release, State Championships

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Labels: Boys, Division I, Division II, Press Release, Results, State Championships

SEATTLE – The Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association today announced its 2009 All-Conference Teams for Boys Division II varsity lacrosse. The All-Conference selections are made by coaches from each of the league’s Division II programs in eastern and western Washington.

Among the 56 student-athletes selected to the four All-Conference teams and who received Honorable Mention are 17 from east King County high schools, 12 from the Everett area, five from Wenatchee, Selah and the Tri-Cities in eastern Washington, four each from the Kitsap Peninsula and Vancouver, Wash, two from the Bellingham area and one from Friday Harbor.

Lynden High School senior Gunnar Groothuis is the only senior to be honored in three of four years. The 2009 All-Skagit Conference goaltender, who plays for the North County team in Lynden, received All-Conference honors in 2007 as a sophomore and Honorable Mention in 2006 as a freshman.

Groothius is among nine student-athletes to make the list for the second consecutive year. Redmond’s Tyler Dougherty and Sean Shewey, Bellarmine Prep’s Matt Hilger and Stadium’s Alex Lineweaver were honored for the second consecutive year. Overlake’s George Dolack, Eastside Catholic’s Robert Pfluger and Port Angeles’ Dustin Walsh, all Honorable Mentions in 2008, were named to All-Conference Teams in 2009. And Bellarmine Prep’s Andy Fuller, an All-Conference selection in 2008, received Honorable Mention in 2009.

In total, 27 seniors, 16 juniors and 12 sophomores and one freshman from 12 high schools in eastern and western Washington were named to the All-Conference Teams.

About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.

For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html

2009 Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association Division II All-Conference Honors
(As selected by Division II coaches in eastern and western Washington)

All-Evergreen Conference

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