Sunday, July 11, 2010

“Kentwood, Mead share All-Sports championship” plus 2 more

“Kentwood, Mead share All-Sports championship” plus 2 more

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Kentwood, Mead share All-Sports championship

Posted: 11 Jul 2010 12:27 AM PDT

A newcomer joined a familiar face atop The News Tribune's 22nd Annual All-Sports Championship listings.

First-time winner Kentwood tied 14-time champion Mead of Spokane for bragging rights in Class 4A when the final points were tallied for the 2009-10 school year.

Kentwood and Mead made late pushes to climb the standings. The Conquerors, who finished second last year, enjoyed a fantastic spring season, winning state titles in baseball and boys tennis, placing second in girls tennis and third in boys golf. Kentwood also won the boys basketball title and was third in girls soccer.

"I think the consistency of our coaches helps us," Conquerors athletic director JoAnne Daughtry said. "They've all been here for a while, and there's a lot to be said for that. And they all have the philosophy of encouraging kids to play multiple sports."

Mead also won three state championships, sweeping the boys and girls team titles at Star Track and winning the volleyball title.

"We're blessed with great kids," Mead athletic director Dick Cullen said. "We've got a highly motivated student-body. Not just in sports, but in debate, drama and so many other things."

This is the first tie atop the 4A standings since Ferris and Sehome shared the crown in 1997-98.

In Class 3A, 3-year-old Union of East Vancouver claimed its first all-sports crown. The Titans won one state championship but were balanced, scoring points in 14 all-sports categories. Union's lone title came in thrilling fashion. The unranked Titans boys basketball team stunned No. 2 Rainier Beach, No. 4 Lakes and No. 1 Enumclaw, in order, at the state tournament.

The seat of power in 3A shifted to Clark County in 2009-10. Union was one of three Greater St. Helens League schools that finished in the top five. Camas was third and Columbia River fifth in the all-sports standings.

For the fourth year in a row, the Class 2A winner came from the Northwest Conference. Sehome of Bellingham won for the third time in four seasons. The Mariners' 302 points were the most recorded by any school in any classification this year – two years ago Sehome totaled 424. The NWC also boasted the second- and third-place schools in Burlington-Edison and Bellingham.

King's defended its title in Class 1A and also earned its seventh all-sports banner in 11 years after it won state titles in girls cross country, volleyball and boys track and field. Cascade Christian finished second with 219 points.

Colfax repeated in Class 2B and Colton edged defending champion Almira/Coulee-Hartline by two points for its first Class 1B crown.

Doug Pacey: 253-597-8271 doug.pacey@thenewstribune.com blog.thenewstribune.com/preps

CLASS 4A

1. tie, Kentwood 272
Titles in baseball, boys basketball and tennis lift Conks to first-ever all-sports championship

1. tie, Mead 272
An all-sports juggernaut, Panthers have finished in top 10 13 times, including three of past four years

3. Skyline 222
Spartans earned second straight top-four finish on strength of third straight football title

4. Jackson 160.9
Runner-up finishes in boys basketball, cross country helped T-Wolves to breakout year

5. Lewis and Clark 154
Placed first in boys golf, second in girls golf and fourth in volleyball

6. Bellarmine Prep 152.7
Four-time all-sports champ claimed girls golf title, finished second in boys golf

7. Tahoma 147
Second-place in wrestling, girls cross country helped Bears move into top 10

8. Ferris 141
Moved up from 20th last year after placing second in football, boys cross country

9. Federal Way 138
Boys helped Eagles soar, taking third in hoops and baseball, fourth in soccer

10. Issaquah 132
All of Eagles' points came in fall and winter seasons, including runner-up in girls soccer

Others: Auburn Riverside 119, Wenatchee 115, Rogers (Puyallup) 108.2, Newport 108, Richland 108, Inglemoor 99.2, Garfield 97.7, Eastlake 90.7, Kamiakin 90.2, Kelso 90, Lake Stevens 88, Beamer 84, Stanwood 83, Gig Harbor 82.7, Stadium 80.2, Skyview 78.5, Shorewood 76.7, Redmond 76, Woodinville 74, Jefferson 70.7, Curtis 70, Eisenhower 70, Emerald Ridge 68, Puyallup 66, Decatur 62, Edmonds-Woodway 58.7, University 58, Kamiak 56, Walla Walla 54.2, Auburn 54, Marysville-Pilchuck 54, Moses Lake 48, Southridge 46, Heritage 44, Olympia 44, Central Kitsap 42, South Kitsap 42, Pasco 39, Graham-Kapowsin 36, Bothell 32.5, Davis 28, Central Valley 26, Snohomish 24, Wilson 24, Chiawana 20, Eastmont 20, Mountain View 20, Mountlake Terrace 20, Oak Harbor 20, Spanaway Lake 20, Bethel 18, Cascade 18, Kentlake 18, Lake Washington 18, Kentridge 16, Monroe 16, Gonzaga Prep 12.7, Kennewick 10, Lincoln 10, Arlington 8, Evergreen (Vancouver) 8, Kent-Meridian 8, Ballard 4, Mount Tahoma 4.

CLASS 3A

1. Union 258.7
Boys basketball championship was the highlight for the 3-year-old school's first all-sports championship

2. Mercer Island 232
Runner-up for the second consecutive year, Islanders' only title was in girls tennis

3. Camas 229.7
Balanced Papermakers scored points in 14 sports, almost tripling last year's total

4. Bellevue 218.2
Once again, a football title was the Wolverines' shining moment

5. Columbia River 216
Chieftains girls won track championship, were second in girls soccer

6. Enumclaw 195
Runner-up finishes in boys hoops and wrestling helped Hornets climb in standings

7. Glacier Peak 190
Two-year-old school more than quintupled its point total from last year

8. Yakima West Valley 183.2
No titles for the Rams, but they showed balance, scoring points in 11 categories

9. tie, Seattle Prep 166
Last year's champions won boys tennis title, placed fourth in volleyball, girls hoops Highlanders won fastpitch and girls cross country crowns

9, tie, Shadle Park 166
Highlanders won fastpitch and girls cross country crowns

Others: Bainbridge 160, North Central 154, Capital 132, Holy Names 116, Lakes 113.5, Auburn Mountainview 111, Mount Rainier 110, Mount Spokane 108, Hanford 104, O'Dea 99, Prairie 97.7, Everett 96.2, Kennedy Catholic 90, Meadowdale 88, Mount Si 86, Peninsula 86, Lakeside (Seattle) 82, Bonney Lake 79.2, Liberty 72.7, Blanchet 70, Yelm 66, North Kitsap 61, Lindbergh 60, Juanita 58.2, Cleveland 50, West Seattle 50, Mount Vernon 48, White River 46, Rainier Beach 45, Hudson's Bay 44, Franklin Pierce 40, Olympic 38, Shorecrest 38, Timberline 34, Nathan Hale 32, Sammamish 32, Sumner 32, Ferndale 30, Sedro-Woolley 30, Highline 28, North Thurston 26, Clover Park 20, Spokane East Valley 20, Foster 20, Franklin 20, Hazen 16, Sunnyside 16, Bremerton 10, Lynnwood 10, Renton 10, Eastside Catholic 4, Port Angeles 4.

CLASS 2A

1. Sehome 302

2. Burlington-Edison 248

3. Bellingham 208.7

4. Archbishop Murphy 199.5

5. Pullman 193

6. W.F. West 173

7. Squalicum 166

8. Interlake 162

9. Lynden 161

10. Ellensburg 154

Others: Clarkston 142, Cheney 136, Selah 134, Spokane West Valley 131, Black Hills 125, Colville 118, River Ridge 117, Mark Morris 110, R.A. Long 102, Blaine 94, Othello 93, Deer Park 90, Kingston 90, Sequim 89, Tumwater 88, Anacortes 86, Hockinson 82, Centralia 80, Yakinma East Valley 80, Ephrata 79, Mount Baker 72, Fife 70, Woodland 68, Prosser 64, Washougal 64, Steilacoom 62, Klahowya 60, Toppenish 58, Lakewood 54.7, North Mason 52, South Whidbey 52, Aberdeen 48, Cedarcrest 44, Hoquiam 32, Grandview 30, Wapato 30, Riverside 24, Elma 20, Washington 18, Eatonville 16.7, Quincy 16, Sultan 16, Granite Falls 10, Ridgefield 8.

CLASS 1A

1. King's 283

2. Cascade Christian 219

3. Cashmere 200

4. Connell 196.2

5. Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) 188.2

6. Chelan 170.5

7. Freeman 163

8. Meridian 139

9. Nooksack Valley 136.5

10. Overlake 136

Others: Bellevue Christian 132, Montesano 124.2, Charles Wright 124, Castle Rock 106, LaCenter 104, Seattle Academy 104, Granger 102, Onalaska 100.2, Cascade Leavenworth 95.2, Omak 93.2, Chimacum 88.2, Seattle Christian 86, Zillah 86, Lynden Christian 71, Naches Valley 64, Port Townsend 62, Cedar Park Christian 60, Chewelah 58, Ilwaco 58, Orting 56, Toledo 56, Vashon 53, Okanogan 52, Royal 52, Cle Elum/Roslyn 48, Bush 44, Warden 42, Wahluke 40, Northwest 36, Newport 35, Kiona Benton 31.2, River View 30, Forest Ridge 28, Tenino 28, Tonasket 28, Columbia White Salmon 26, Brewster 24, Highland 24, Annie Wright 23.2, Coupeville 23.2, Columbia Burbank 18, Lake Roosevelt 18, Rochester 18, University Prep 16, Goldendale 13.2, Kalama 10, Mabton 10, Rainier 10, Stevenson 10.

CLASS 2B

1. Colfax 300

2. Northwest Christian (Lacey) 208

3. Bear Creek 164

4. La Salle 156

5. Napavine 152

6. Pe Ell 150

7. Tacoma Baptist 138.5

8. La Conner 130

9. Northwest Christian (Colbert) 128

10. Reardan 118

Others: Riverside Christian 114, DeSales 112.5, Adna 100, Kittitas 98, Seattle Lutheran 98, Asotin 90, Orcas Island 88, Waitsburg-Prescott 84, Davenport 83, White Pass 83, Republic 82, Toutle Lake 80, Mossyrock 78, St. George's 74, Pomeroy 68, Life Christian 66, Willapa Valley 65, Liberty Bell 62, South Bend 55, Mount Vernon Christian 52, Liberty Christian 50, Crosspoint Academy 44, Concrete 38, Mary Walker 38, Darrington 36, Entiat 30, Evergreen Lutheran 30,Tekoa-Oaksdale 30, Oroville 26, Rainier Christian 26, Wahkiakum 26, Selkirk 21, Chief Leschi 20, Lyle/Wishram 20, Soap Lake 20, White Swan 20, Ritzville 19, Liberty 18, North Beach 16, Christian Faith 10, Naselle 10, Raymond 10.

CLASS 1B

1. Colton 195

2. Almira/Coulee-Hartline 193

3. St. John's/Endicott 171

4. Mount Rainier Lutheran 124

5. Sunnyside Christian 110

6. tie, Glenwood/Trout Lake 90

6. tie, Lake Quinalt 90

6. tie, Tri-Cities Prep 90

6. tie, Lummi 90

10. Cusick 82.5

Others: Columbia Hunters 75, Lopez 75, Neah Bay 72.5, Pateros 68, Wishkah Valley 65, Crescent 60, North Sound Christian 60, Northport 60, Curlew 50, Klickitat 50, Bickleton 48, LaCrosse/Washtucna 45, Wellpinit 45, Wilbur-Creston 45, King's Way 40, Touchet 40, Mary Knight 30, Thorp 30, Wilson Creek 30, Eastside Prep 20, Moses Lake Christian Academy 20, Lind 19, Providence Christian 16, Grace Academy 10, North River 10, Northwest Yeshiva 10, Oakville 10, Odessa 10, Rosalia 10, Sprague 10, Taholah 10, Three Rivers Christian 10, Tulalip Heritage 10.

SCORING SYSTEM

6 state tournaments: Volleyball, football, basketball (boys and girls), track (boys and girls), baseball, fastpitch: 1st/50 points, 2nd/40, 3rd/35, 4th/30, 5th-8th/20, 9th-16th/10.

5 state tournaments: Cross country (boys and girls), soccer (boys and girls), wrestling, tennis (boys and girls), golf (boys and girls): 1st/40, 2nd/32, 3rd/28, 4th/24, 5th-8th/16, 9th-16th/8.

2 state tournaments: Swimming (boys and girls), gymnastics: 1st/20, 2nd/16, 3rd/14, 4th/12, 5th-8th/8, 9th-16th/4.

2 state tournaments: Bowling and girls wrestling: 1st/14, 2nd/10, 3rd/8, 4th/6, 5th-8th/4, 9th-16th/2.

PAST ALL-SPORTS CHAMPIONS

Class 4A: Mead '08-09; Bellarmine Prep '07-08; Mead, '06-07; Bellarmine Prep, '05-06, '04-05, '03-04; Richland, '02-03; Mead, '01-02; Snohomish, '00-01; Eisenhower, '99-00; Ferris, '98-99; Ferris/Sehome, '97-98; Mead, '96-97, '95-96, '94-95, '93-94, '92-93, '91-92, '90-91, '89-90, '88-89; Shadle Park, '87-88.

Class 3A: Seattle Prep '08-09; Kennedy '07-08; Auburn Riverside, '06-07; Issaquah, '05-06; Columbia River, '04-05; West Valley (Yakima), '03-04, '02-03; Seattle Prep, '01-02; Newport (Bellevue), '00-01; Seattle Prep, '99-00; West Valley (Yakima), '98-99; Capital, '97-98; Gig Harbor, '96-97, '95-96, '94-95, '93-94; Mount Rainier/Gig Harbor, '92-93; Lakeside (Seattle), '91-92; Enumclaw, '90-91; Kennedy, '89-90; Lakeside (Seattle), '88-89; Olympia, '87-88.

Class 2A:Burlington-Edison '08-09; Sehome '07-08, '06-07; Pullman, '05-06, '04-05, '03-04; Connell, '02-03; Ephrata, '01-02; Omak, '00-01, '99-00, '98-99; Pullman, '97-98.

Class 1A: King's '08-09; Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) '07-08; King's, '06-07; Bellevue Christian, '05-06; Freeman, '04-05; Archbishop Murphy, '03-04; King's, '02-03, '01-02, '00-01, '99-00; Life Christian, '98-99, '97-98; Cascade (Leavenworth), '96-97, '95-96; Omak, '94-95; Cascade (Leavenworth), '93-94; Ephrata, '92-93; Lynden, '91-92; Ephrata, '90-91; Omak, '89-90; Ephrata, '88-89, '87-88.

Class 2B: Colfax '08-09; Northwest Christian (Colbert) '07-08; La Salle, '06-07.

Class 1B: Almira/Coulee-Hartline '08-09; Odessa '07-08; Curlew, '06-07.

Class B: Toutle Lake, '05-06; DeSales, '04-05, '03-04; St. George's, '02-03, '01-02, '00-01; St. John-Endicott, '99-00; St. George's, '98-99, '97-98; Ritzville, '96-97; Davenport, '95-96; St. George's, '94-95; Ritzville, '93-94; St. George's, '92-93; DeSales, '91-92; Reardan, '90-91; Odessa, '89-90; Reardan, '88-89, '87-88.

Doug Pacey, staff writer

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Springtime in Burnaby sports

Posted: 11 Jul 2010 10:58 PM PDT

The Wesburn Storm won its first-ever Coastal B Cup with a 2-0 win over Ladner Celtic.

The Burnaby Girls Blast won the u-18 girls B final at the Coastal Cup.

The South Burnaby Metro Club Snipers beat West Vancouver 1-0 in the u-14 boys Coastal B Cup final.

The 17-and-under Focus Capilano Xplosion won its fourth straight silver medal at the provincial boys' club volleyball championships.

Brock Bradford earned Eagle of the Year honours at Boston College. Bradford was the varsity hockey team's MVP, while capturing All-New England first-team honours.

Pat Riordan was named captain of Canada's national men's rugby team against Ireland. Later in the year, Riordan helped Canada qualify for the 2011 World Cup in New Zealand with a resounding two-game, total-point win over the United States.

Larry Zhao placed fourth in the boys' under-12 Tennis B.C. spring championships.

Apex Boom won the boys' 15-and-under division at the provincial club volleyball championships in Abbotsford. The Focus Fury girls placed second at 15-and-under.

The Focus Pounders won a silver medal at the u-16 boys' provincial volleyball club championships. At the nationals, Focus finished up in fifth place.

Nicole Lim shared a gold medal at the u-18 women's B.C. Cup hockey championships.

SFU libero Laura Mireault earned a tryout with the national women's volleyball team.

SFU finished the NAIA women's softball nationals with a 2-1 record.

Lexi Der was named to the u-15 cadet women's national basketball team. The STM student also earned selection to the provincial u-17 team.

The Focus Frenzy u-14 girls placed second in Division 1 Tier 3 category at the Canada West open volleyball championships.

Daniel Altoe was named to the Canadian junior national team to the Dominican Republic summer baseball league camp.

Robyn Buna and Laurelle Weigl of SFU were named to the Canadian women's development basketball team's long list.

SFU's women's 4x800-metre relay team won the event for the seventh time at the NAIA outdoor track and field championships.

Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Famer Harry Woolley passed away May 23.

Jordan Jung finished in second place at the Canadian Tenpin Federation national youth bowling championships.

The u-15 girls' Burnaby/New Westminster regional basketball team placed first at the elite development program competition.

STM won its second straight provincial high school golf title. Lucas Gatto won the low gross with back-to-back 76s.

Burnaby Central won the Lower Mainland New Zealand Shield Tier 2 banner over Burnaby South.

Caitlin Hall scored two overtime goals in Burnaby South's 3-1 win over Argyle to qualify for the AAA provincial girls' high school soccer championships.

STM qualified for the B.C. AA high school girls' soccer championships for a sixth straight time. The Knights placed eighth at the B.C.s.

Notre Dame won the B.C. AA high school girls' soccer championships.

Burnaby Caprice picked up nine medals, including three gold, at the Jean Peters synchronized swimming provincial championships in Victoria.

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RE-1 Valley sets budget cuts for district sports

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