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Showing posts with label track and field. Show all posts

Four individual track & field athletes and four teams broke longstanding records at Shorewood during the past school year

Tuesday, July 9, 2024

The May 23-25, 2024 state track meet was remarkable for Shorewood High School as four athletes broke school records that had stood from 14 to 42 years.

Individual events
  • 400m (fr 1989): Mila Fotinatos 58.43
  • 1600m (fr 1982): Keiyu Mamiya 4:13.60
  • 3200m (fr 2009): Otto Erhart 9:19.28
  • Pole Vault (fr 2023): Ava Enriquez 12’9”

Paul Villanueva, Co-Head Coach XC / Co-Head Coach Track (Sprints/Relays), Shorewood High School accepted the challenge to find information on the records being broken. 

Athletic.net has records form 2006 on, but before that it is a matter of searching old yearbooks and programs.

Here are the results of his research into records broken during the 2023-2024 school year:

Ava Enriquez. Photo courtesy Shoreline Schools

Ava Enriquez, a junior,
first broke the Pole Vault record her freshman year (keep in mind, she just started learning to Pole Vault the 2nd week of her freshman year track season). At the time the school record was 10'7" from 2oo3 by Laura Weigel. Not sure what Laura is up to right now but at one point in time was working in schools.  

Ava has since broken the Pole Vault record multiple times, 1st at State as a freshman with a vault of 11 feet, then breaking it four times her sophomore year ultimately finishing with a new record of 12'6" at State (ranking her the #9 sophomore in the nation), then this year as a junior finished with a new record of 12'9" at State (currently the #16 junior in the whole nation).  

Top 3 Shorewood marks include Ava, Laura, then Tiara Krismunundo (2002 10'6", Laura's teammate whose record she broke, and now high school teacher in Tri-Cities). The significance of these marks in 2002 and 2003 is that girls' Pole Vault didn't become a sanctioned high school event in Track & Field until the late 90's (not sure exactly what year in Washington) and didn't become a full medal event in the Olympics until 2000. 

According to an article on worldathletics.org "It could be said that 1998 was the year in which the women's pole vault took flight." So from the history, looks like Shorewood was really an early pioneer in girls Pole Vault. 

Mila Fotinatos. Photo courtesy Shoreline Schools

Mila Fotinatos, a sophomore
, first broke the 35 year old 400 meter record at WesCo South League Championships on Friday, May 10th with a time of 58.56. then again breaking her own record at State prelims in May with a time of 58.43. The previous record from 1989 was by Elizabeth Jeffries with a time of 58.61 but we don't have very much information beyond that. That was what was on the record board before we arrived at Shorewood as coaches. 

From previous State meet results, we know Elizabeth ran 58.69 at the State meet in 1989 where she also ran in the 4x400m relay that placed 4th. The same 4x400m relay owns the current school record for the 4x400m relay with a time of 3:58.31 with relay participants of Terri Jeffries (maybe a sister), Ilene Tolleson, Sumiko Huff, and Elizabeth Jeffries.

Keiyu Mamiya. Photo by Todd Linton

Keiyu Mamiya, a senior,
first broke the 42 year old 1600 meter record at Birger Solberg Invitational in Bellingham on April 6th. At the time we weren't aware it was a broken record but after some research, the time on our record board was indeed broken. We found in that research that the record in our Athletic.net electronic database is incorrectly recorded. The record was from 1982 by Chris Caviezel with a time of 4:17.45 at the State meet in 1982. 

Keiyu first broke the record with a time of 4:15.51, then his teammate Otto Erhart, a junior, broke the record with a time of 4:15.38 at Oregon Relays in Eugene, OR on April 20th.  Then at State Keiyu reclaimed the record placing 7th in 3A with a time of 4:13.60 officially breaking the record even if the incorrectly recorded time in our Athletic dot net electronic database were to be correct (4:13.67 is in the electronic database - but by State meet records, that was the place above Chris and Chris ran the 4:17.45 time). Chris Caviezel was back at Shorewood as a coach in 1995 and was very proud of the record (at the time of the 1982 record Shorewood was only 4-5 years in its existence) - we just found this out and look forward to hearing more from a former coach on that staff. Keiyu is going to continue running collegiately at Williams College on the East Coast.

Otto Erhart. Photo by Todd Linton

Otto Erhart, a junior
, broke the 15 year old 3200 meter record at State placing 10th.  The record was last set in 2009 by Chip Jackson at the WesCo South Championships when Chip would qualify for the State meet the next week at Districts, and place 12th at the State meet. Chip went on to run collegiately at Western Washington University. Chip also held our 5k Cross Country school record (from what we've seen on record) before Otto would go on to break that last fall during Cross Country season at the Northwest District 1 Championships. Chip would go on in 2012 to run on the West Region and GNAC All-Star team while also being a GNAC Academic All-Star in 2011 and 2012.

All four of our current Shorewood record holders are excellent in the classroom also and involved in various activities.

In addition, here is a list of school records broken by our athletic teams this year

  •  4x200m Relay (fr 2017): Andrew Pickett, Hayes Stetler, Avery Lagasca, Aidan MacDonald 1:31.52 - not a State level Championships event for WA but this year run weekly in our League meets
  • 4x800m Relay (fr 2023): Max Billett, Luke Gillingham, Otto Erhart, Keiyu Mamiya 7:57.25 - not a regular weekly event (maybe 2-3 times a season) - some States have it at their State Championships.
  • Distance Medley Relay (fr 2023): Max Billett, Avery Lagasca, Luke Gillingham, Keiyu Mamiya 10:22.06 (1200m-400m-800m-1600m) - not a regular weekly event (maybe 2-3 times a season) - some States have it at their State Championships
  • 1600m Sprint Medley Relay (fr 2018): Maddie Brouillard, Mila Fotinatos, Harper Lara-Kerr, Hanna Bruno 4:22.42 (200m-200m-400m-800m) - not a regular weekly event (maybe once a season)
  • 4x400m Mixed Relay (fr 2019): Avery Lagasca, Hanna Bruno, Luke Gillingham, Maddie Brouillard 3:51.09 (In Olympic program for first time in 2020 - Male-Female-Male-Female order) - not a regular weekly event (maybe twice a season)
This was a really phenomenal year for us!


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Shorecrest athletes compete at WA State Combined Event Championships

Thursday, June 20, 2024

Shorecrest students Lucia Shadduck and Thomas Linville at Combined Event Championships
Friday, May 31, 2024. Photo by Steve Wangen

A week after the WIAA track and field season wrapped up with the state finals in Tacoma, Shorecrest students Lucia Shadduck (sophomore) and Thomas Linville (senior) competed at the Washington State Combined Event Championships Meet held at Lake Stevens High School.

Shadduck placed 19th in the field of 32 female athletes from around the state in the heptathlon (women’s event comprising seven track and field events). Linville, who competed in the decathlon (men’s event comprising ten events), placed 12th out of 32 athletes.

Although the heptathlon/decathlon meet is not an official WIAA sanctioned event (and therefore athletes did not wear their school track uniforms), both athletes were recommended by their Shorecrest track coach, Brandon Christenson to apply to participate in this year’s competition.

“The ‘Combined Event’ for our athletes is a tremendous opportunity for multi-faceted athletes to continue with their training and competitions after the high school season concludes,” said Coach Christenson. 
“Many of the athletes are highly capable in several events but are limited during their seasons. This gives them an opportunity to showcase their talents and explore different disciplines at a very high level of competition. Both Thomas and Lucia were stellar track athletes this past season, and this just exemplifies how talented they are!”

Lucia Shadduck at shot put. Photo by Tara Shadduck

Student athletes who entered to compete in the heptathlon and decathlon were chosen to participate based on scores from past track and field competitions as recorded on Athletic.net. Organizers of the event limited the number of entries to the state’s top multi event athletes. Athletes from all state level classifications, from 4A on down, competed together and against one another at this event.

On Friday the meet started off with an unusual twist when the first two races, boys 100m and girls 100m hurdles, were both run in the opposite direction on the straightaway of the track to catch a slight tail wind. From there the girls moved to the high jump and boys to the long jump and all other events ran as usual.

Shorecrest Jumps Coach Juli van Pelt and Assistant Coach Stephen Wangen attended both days of the meet to coach Shadduck and Linville in high jumps and long jumps as well as support the two athletes in all other events. 

 “Lucia and Thomas took risks and persevered through difficult challenges as they completed their first heptathlon and decathlon,” commented Juli van Pelt. 
“The multi-events require athletes to perform at a high level and to change focus from each event. I was very proud of their success at navigating all the new skills, the transitions between events, and how they embraced the experience.”

Shorecrest Pole Vault Coach Paul Cole was in attendance on Saturday to coach Thomas Linville in the pole vault, in which he exceeded all expectations with a personal best vault of 10’ 6”. (Linville vaulted a total of 17 times before finally dropping out of the vaulting competition!)

Lucia Shadduck finishing 800m race. Photo by Tara Shadduck

Lucia Shadduck posted a personal record at the meet Saturday in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:39.6. Shadduck had very strong showings this past season in both sprints (individual and relays) as well as the long jump, but she had never run a hurdle race or thrown a javelin competitively prior this competition, so the experience of the heptathlon was a steep learning curve for this sophomore athlete. 

In addition to track, Shadduck is also a member of the Shorecrest cheer team and an active participant in DECA. 

“The atmosphere at this meet was very relaxed,” said Shadduck. “Usually at high school meets I’m rushing to get to my different events, here, all the athletes were doing the same thing at the same time and the meet felt so catered to us athletes and was really enjoyable!”

Thomas Linville finishing 100m (green shorts, center)
The race was run in the opposite direction on the track


Thomas Linville had an exceptional day a the decathlon having PRed in the 100m (11.44), long jump (19' 10.75"), pole vault (10' 6"), and javelin (136' 5"), all on his way to setting the Shorecrest High School record in the decathlon with a total score of 5167. 

The week before Linville placed 15th in the triple jump at the State Track and Field Finals. Later this month Linville is competing at the Nike Outdoor Nationals in the emerging elite division for triple jump.

Thomas Linville clearing the vault at 10’6”

Linville will be attending the University of Washington in the fall, where he plans to major in electrical and computer engineering. 

When he's not running, jumping, or throwing, Thomas keeps busy with VEX Robotics, TSA (Technology Student Association), and playing the cello. Thomas Linville was one of two graduating Shorecrest seniors to receive the Lane Loland Award for outstanding academic and athletic achievement.


Overall, the Washington State Combined Event Championships was a well-organized and well-run event. Participants and spectators alike enjoyed the unique nature of the meet with only two events happening at any given time, one for the boys and one for the girls. And everyone appreciated the fact that the rain mostly held off until Sunday!

Heptathlon

This is the women’s ultimate all-round athletic test, a seven-event contest covering a range of events across a two-day program. The first day consists of (in order): 100m hurdles, high jump, shot put and 200m. Day two comprises: long jump, javelin and 800m.

Decathlon

An all-round men’s athletics test, the 10-event contest covers the whole range of athletics disciplines spread over two days. The first day consists of (in order): 100m, long jump, shot put, high jump and 400m. The second day’s events: 110m hurdles, discus, pole vault, javelin and 1500m.

In both the heptathlon and decathlon competitors earn points for their performance in each discipline and the overall winner is the athlete who scores the most points.

--Tara Shadduck


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Four Shorewood school records fall at the WIAA State Track & Field Championships

Wednesday, May 29, 2024

Shorewood 2024 State track competitors and coaches
Photo courtesy Shoreline Schools

By Paul Villanueva

Shorewood was represented well at the State meet this past weekend at Mt. Tahoma High School in Tacoma on May 23rd - 25th, 2024.

The trip was a wonderful showcase of the talent from across the State as well as from our community. On extremely windy and sometimes sprinkling (story of the season) days the athletes competed with the best from around the state. 

Keiyu Mamiya with a monster kick, passed 4 competitors in the final 100 of the 800 meter state finals to finish 3rd - and break a 42 year school record. Photo by Todd Linton.

It was a tough field. The athletes competed well - all should be proud of their efforts, and all should be proud of the athletes representing Shorewood Track & Field. 

The girls team placed 17th in the entire State in the 3A classification and Shorewood boys team placed 19th. There were 51 scoring teams in girls 3A and 48 scoring teams in boys 3A.

Four athletes broke school records that had stood from 14 to 42 years.

Mila Fotinatos #6 placed 14th in the 200m. In the 400m she placed 6th while breaking her own school record from a couple weeks ago! previously from 35 yrs ago.
Photo courtesy Shoreline Schools.
  • Hanna Bruno - 800m (17th place)
  • Lucy Eichelberger - 300m Hurdles (17th)
  • Ava Enriquez - Pole Vault (2nd while breaking her own school record from last year's State meet!)
  • Mila Fotinatos - 200m (14th), 400m (6th while breaking her own school record from a couple weeks ago! previously from 35 yrs ago)
  • Emma Helstad - Long Jump (11th), High Jump (11th)
  • Harper Lara-Kerr - 800m (18th)
Ava Enriquez placed 2nd in the Pole Vault while breaking her own school record from last year's State meet!. Photo courtesy Shoreline Schools
  • 4x100m Relay (Ava E, Mila F, Maddie Brouillard, Emma H) - 11th place
  • 4x200m Relay (Jasmine Lumbera, Lucy E, Maddie B, Mila F) - 20th
  • 4x400m Relay (Lucy E, Harper LK, Jasmine L, Hanna B) - 5th
  • 4x100m Unified Mixed Relay (Sophie Schindler, Serenity Cruthird, Dennis Fresenius, Sened Tekle) - 3rd
  • 800m Unified Mixed Sprint Medley Relay 100m-100m-200m-400m (Sophie S, Serenity C, Sened T, Dennis F) - 4th
  • Max Billett - 3200m (17th)
Otto Erhart placed 15th in the 1600m and 10th in the 3200m while breaking a 14 yr school record!
Photo by Todd Linton
  • Otto Erhart - 1600m (15th), 3200m (10th while breaking a 14 yr school record!)
  • Luke Gillingham - 3200m (15th)
  • Keiyu Mamiya - 1600m (7th while breaking a 42 yr school record!), 800m (3rd)
  • Jaden Marlow - 110m Hurdles (12th), 300m Hurdles (13th), Pole Vault (10th)
  • Hayes Stetler - 200m (12th), 400m (10th)
  • 4x400m Relay (Hayes S, Avery Lagasca, Keiyu M, Aidan MacDonald) - 4th

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Shorewood track star in running for HeraldNet Athlete of the Week

Friday, May 24, 2024

 Shorewood's Keiyu Mamiya
Photo by Todd Linton
Keiyu Mamiya, Shorewood Boys Track and Field is one of the nominees for the HeraldNet Athlete of the Week

Mamiya, a senior, won the 800 meters in a photo finish at the Class 3A District 1 Championship on May 17, turning in a personal-best time of 1 minute, 53.15 seconds. He also anchored the winning 1,600 relay (3:23.43).

The Athlete of the Week nominees for May 13-19 are here. Winners are based on readers' votes. Voting closes at midnight Sunday

According to our track & field reporter Todd Linton, Mamiya ran Thursday in the state tournament 1600 meter finals and will run in 800 prelims Friday. He should be in the 800 finals on Saturday.


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Four-team meet at Shoreline Stadium May 2, 2024

Thursday, May 2, 2024

Shorewood 4x100 relay team
Photo by Todd Linton

Track and field teams from Kamiak, Mariner, Shorecrest and Shorewood met at the Shoreline Stadium on May 2, 2024.

Team Scores


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Shoreline Invitational track meet Saturday, April 27, 2024 with 59 teams

Monday, April 29, 2024

Shorewood men came in 2nd in the 4x400 relay.
 
Hayes StetlerElijah GravesAvery LagascaKeiyu Mamiya.
Photo by Todd Linton

Shoreline Invitational Track and Field meet
Shoreline Stadium.
April 27, 2024

Team Scores
  • Out of 59 teams, Shorewood ranked 10th in combined scores and Shorecrest was 46th.
  • In women's events, Shorewood was 19th and Shorecrest was 34th. 
  • In men's events, Shorewood was 9th and Shorecrest was 46th. 
Shorecrest's Taylor Christensen made the finals in women's javelin with a throw of 91' 8".
Photo by Todd Linton.


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Shoreline Track & Field meet April 18, 2024

Saturday, April 20, 2024

Shorewood boys took 1st and 2nd place in the long jump.
SW girls took 1st in the 4x200
Photos by Todd Linton

Track and Field Meet
4-18-2024 @Shoreline Stadium
Shorewood - Monroe - Archbishop Murphy

Team scores



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Shoreline Stadium WesCo track meet 4-11-2024

Saturday, April 13, 2024

Jaden Marlow, winner of the 110 Hurdles,
300 Hurdles, Javelin and Long jump. Photo by Todd Linton

Shoreline Stadium WesCo track meet
4-11-2024
Shorewood - Shorecrest - Everett

Madeleine Brouillard (in pink shoes) wins the 300 meter hurdles in a photo finish.
Photo by Todd Linton

Team Scores


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Team scores from track and field meet at Shoreline Stadium Thursday, 4-4-2024

Sunday, April 7, 2024

File photo by Wayne Pridemore

Thursday's track and field meet at Shoreline stadium included 
  • Shorecrest, 
  • Kamiak, 
  • Cedarcrest and 
  • special guest Sitka, Alaska.



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Dual track meet 3-28-2024 Shorewood - Jackson - Meadowdale

Monday, April 1, 2024

 
Men 800 meter run - Shorewood leading. Photo by Todd Linton

Shorewood, Jackson, and Meadowdale met in a dual track meet on Thursday, March 28, 2024.

Women 800 meter run
Photo by Todd Linton




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Track and Field results from 3-21-2024

Friday, March 22, 2024

File photo from 2017 by Wayne Pridemore
Track and Field meet
3-21-2024 Shoreline Stadium

Participating Schools: 
  • Shorewood 
  • Cascade
  • Lynnwood
  • Lakeside

Results of each event are posted on athletic.net at this specific link Track meet individual results


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Five Shorewood students compete at national indoor track meet in Boston

Saturday, March 16, 2024

Shoreline Track 4 x 1 relay team compete in Boston
Photo by Matt Gillingham

A boys 4 x 1 mile relay team and a female pole vaulter from Shorewood High School competed at the New Balance Indoor National track meet held in Boston, Massachusetts March 7-10, 2024.

Otto Erhart, Luke Gillingham, Max Billet, and Keiyu Mamiya competed in the 4 x 1 mile relay and finished 8th in the nation (Boys 4x1 Mile Relay Championship (flashresults.com)). 

Ava Enriquez competed in the pole vault and took 13th in the nation (Girls Pole Vault Championship (flashresults.com))


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Results for Shoreline Track and Field jamboree

Thursday, March 14, 2024

Shoreline Stadium
Aerial photography by Jared Solano. Instagram @Juarez.Solano


The Shoreline Track and Field jamboree was held at Shoreline Stadium on Wednesday, March 13, 2024. Three local high schools participated: Kings, Shorecrest, and Shorewood.

No team scores were kept as it was a jamboree. However the standings for every event can be viewed here.



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Postseason sports update from Shorecrest Athletic Director Alan Bruns

Saturday, November 4, 2023

Shorecrest cross country athletes. Both boys and girls teams qualified for State for the second consecutive year. Photo courtesy Shoreline Schools

By Alan Bruns, Shorecrest Athletic Director

It's a great time of the year for our athletes and their fans! Postseason is underway and our teams are primed for success. Check out the latest on each team and try to find a time to come out and root for the Scots!

Cross Country
  • Both boys and girls teams qualified for State, in the 2nd consecutive year, which is a first in program history (thanks to our XC research staff for that fact)
  • The following kids are off to Pasco tomorrow morning for the race on Saturday:
    • Boys: Fedem Irungu, Ben Wick, Lewis Stotler, Jayden Heighway, Ethan Urquhart, Ben Goenen, Ole Lynass
    • Girls: Vivi Hakim, Scout Lynass, Addison Phillips, Rebecca Rhodes, Rosie Campbell , Siana Grams, Ruby Pierce
Football
  • The team continued their strong 2nd half of the season with a 14-13 victory at Marysville Getchell last Friday night. They will now lace it up in a first round playoff game against O'Dea today at 5:00 pm, at Seattle Memorial Stadium.
Volleyball
  • The girls finished the regular season with an overall record of 14-4, good for 4th place in Wesco. They'll start the District tournament with a home match on Tuesday at 7:00pm, against the winner of Monroe and Marysville Pilchuck.
  • Special shoutout to Violet Burchak who has just recently signed a letter of intent to play volleyball at Western Washington next year!
Girls soccer team has qualified for State. They will meet Shorewood Saturday in the District Championship match. Photo courtesy Shoreline Schools.
Girls Soccer
  • The team has again qualified for State with wins in their first two games of the District tournament. 
  • Still to come is a Shoreline Showdown against Shorewood on Saturday at 7:00pm, at Shoreline Stadium. The winner will be District Champion.
Girls Swim/Dive
  • The team will take part in the 2-day District 1 meet tomorrow and Saturday at the Snohomish Aquatic Center, with hopes of qualifying a number of girls into the State meet later this month. There's a good chance of new school records being set!
Boys Tennis
  • The team was represented in the District tournament by the strong doubles pairing of Indigo Vining and Haakon Jakobsen.

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Shorewood Boys and Girls Cross Country Teams qualify for State Championships

Monday, October 30, 2023

Back Row (L-R) -Tristan Crittenden, Finn delaChapelle, Eli Graves, Isaiah Schuelke, Keiyu Mamiya, Otto Erhart, Luke Gillingham, Alex Yee, Max Billett, Maceana MacDonald, Jazzi Zimmer
Front Row (L-R) - Hanna Bruno, Lucy Eichelberger, Lilah Becker, Luz Guillen-Salinas, Sawyer Whiting, Cleo Dalasta.

By Paul Villanueva

Shorewood Boys and Girls Cross Country Teams qualified for the State Championships this past Saturday, October 28th at Lakewood HS in Arlington! 

The weather was crisp and beautiful, lots of PRs, and Shorewood will be represented well at the State Championships in Pasco this upcoming weekend! 

This is the first time since 1984 that both the Girls and Boys Teams qualified for the State meet in the same year. 

(L - R) Tristan Crittenden, Finn delaChapelle, Isaiah Schuelke, Keiyu Mamiya, Otto Erhart, Luke Gillingham, Max Billett, Eli Graves, Alex Yee

Twelve of fourteen Shorewood runners ran new personal bests over a 5k course. 
  • Congrats to Otto Erhart for winning and becoming the individual NW District 1 Champion winning with another school record time of 15:38.0 for a 5k race. 
  • Max Billett also went under the previous school record last set in 2008. 
  • Keiyu Mamiya and Luke Gillingham are now #4 and #8 All Time in School history with their times this weekend. 
This is all based off the records that we have on record. 
  • Also running new personal bests were Isaiah Scheulke, Eli Graves, and Alex Yee all going under 17 minutes. For Eli and Alex it's the first time achieving the incredible feat of going under 17 minutes. 
And as you may be able to put together, with those outstanding efforts the Boys team secured the NW District 1 Regional Title, making them back to back Regional Champions and returning to the State meet!

(L-R) Lilah Becker, Maceana MacDonald, Lucy Eichelberger, 
Hanna Bruno, Sawyer Whiting, Annika Crow, Maya Mirabueno

The Girls team comprised of Lucy Eichelberger, Hanna Bruno, Maya Mirabueno, Annika Crow, Sawyer Whiting, Lilah Becker, and Maceana MacDonald placed 4th as a team to make their return to the State meet, last appearing as a team in 2021. 

Lucy ran a personal best almost breaking 20 minutes in a 5k race moving her into #4 All-Time Freshmen at Shorewood ever. Maya (now #11 All-Time Freshmen), Annika (now #14 All-Time Freshmen), and Sawyer went under 21 minutes for the first time! 

Also running a new personal best was Maceana. At this year's Regional meet the Top 35 individuals and Top 5 teams qualified for the State meet. NW District 1 (Regionals) is comprised of 17 3A schools from WesCo North, WesCo South, Northwest Leagues.

Next weekend, Shorewood AND Shorecrest (their Boys and Girls Teams qualified also) will be heading to the WIAA State XC Championships in Pasco.  
Shorewood Head Coaches Paul Villanueva and Joel Reese

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Kellogg 8th grade girls finish First at SNO KING Middle School Cross Country Championships

Thursday, October 26, 2023

Kellogg Middle School

Congrats to the Kellogg 8th grade girls cross country team for its first place team finish at the SNO KING MS Cross Country Championships held Wednesday October 25, 2023 at Shoreline Stadium. 

Kellogg XC teams also finished second in 7th grade girls and 8th grade boys and third in 7th grade boys. 

Einstein 7th grade boys had a great showing finishing second. 

Einstein 7th grade girls, 8th grade boys and girls had top 7 finishes out of 15 schools. 

Complete team scores and individual results:

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Shorewood Boys and Girls Cross Country Teams bring home the WesCo South League Title

Monday, October 23, 2023

Boys Varsity Podium: Noah Plotnik, Tristan Crittenden, Isaiah Schuelke, Max Billett, Otto Erhart, Luke Gillingham, Eli Graves, Alex Yee, Finn delaChapelle, Avery Lagasca, Kyan McCary-Smith

Shorewood Boys and Girls Cross Country Teams brought home the Wesco South League Title this past Saturday, October 21, 2023 at Granite Falls HS.  

This makes back to back Titles for the Boys team. We're verifying but believe the last time the girls won the WesCo title was in 2005.

Girls Varsity Podium: Luz Guillen-Salinas, Lilah Becker, Annika Crow, Lucy Eichelberger, Hanna Bruno, Sawyer Whiting, Maceana MacDonald, Jazzi Zimmer, Cleo Dalasta, Finley Houck, Nora Sterling, Maya Mirabueno

Congratulations to sophomore Max Billett for winning the Wesco South Individual Cross Country Title and breaking his own sophomore 5k school record!  

Among the Shorewood athletes, 47 ran new personal records on a 5k course. The WesCo League Meet determined League Champions and also All League honors.

Shorewood boys team with coaches

WesCo South includes Shorewood, Shorecrest, Lynnwood, Meadowdale, Edmonds-Woodway, Mountlake Terrace, Archbishop Murphy (2A), and Cedarcrest (2A). 

Both the JV Girls and JV Boys competed in a JV race comprised of WesCo North and South 2A/3A schools (14 schools) and both Shorewood JV Teams placed 3rd in their respective JV races.

Shorewood girls team with coaches

WesCo South All League Honors
 
  • 1st Team Conference Honors goes to athletes who place 1st-7th at WesCo Championships, 
  • 2nd Team Conference Honors goes to those who place 8th-14th, and 
  • All Conference Honorable Mention goes to those who place 15th-21st
1st Team: Max Billett (1st Place), Otto Erhart (2nd), Luke Gillingham (3rd), Isaiah Schuelke (7th), Hanna Bruno (3rd), Lucy Eichelberger (7th) 

2nd Team: Eli Graves (12th), Annika Crow (10th), Maya Mirabueno (11th)

Honorable Mention: Alex Yee (17th), Finn delaChapelle (18th), Sawyer Whiting (15th)

Next weekend, Shorewood and Shorecrest will be heading to Regionals (NW District 1 Championships) at Lakewood HS in Arlington. This is for one of 5 spots to the State meet to be held in Pasco in two weekends.

--Paul Villanueva, NBCT

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2023 NW District 1 3A Track and Field Championships

Sunday, May 21, 2023

File photo from 2017 by Wayne Pridemore

The 2023 NW District 1 3A Track and Field  Championships were held at the Shoreline Stadium 5/17/2023 to 5/19/2023.

After two days of events, Shorewood Girls were 1st out of 15 schools competing. Shorecrest girls were 9th.

Shorewood Boys were 2nd out of 17 schools and Shorecrest Boys were 5th.

Placing in the top 5 of their event:

Boys 400 Meter Dash
  • 4 MacDonald, Aidan 9 Shorewood
  • 5 Lagasca, Avery 11 Shorewood
Boys 800 Meter Run
  • 2 Mamiya, Keiyu 11 Shorewood
  • 5 Fernandez, George 12 Shorecrest
Boys 1600 Meter Run
  • 2 Schmidt, Luke 12 Shorecrest
  • 4 Erhart, Otto 10 Shorewood
  • 5 Mamiya, Keiyu 11 Shorewood
Boys 3200 Meter Run
  • 1 Schmidt, Luke 12 Shorecrest 9:20.97
  • 2 Billett, Max 9 Shorewood 9:27.59
  • 3 Erhart, Otto 10 Shorewood
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
  • 1 Marlow, Jaden 9 Shorewood
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles
  • 4 Marlow, Jaden 9 Shorewood
  • 5 Taura, Masa 10 Shorewood
Boys 4x400 Meter Relay
  • 3 Shorewood
  • 6 Shorecrest
Boys Pole Vault
  • 4 Rudberg, Brendan 11 Shorecrest
Boys Long Jump
  • 4 Marlow, Jaden 9 Shorewood
Boys Javelin Throw
  • 3 Sketchley, Jackson 10 Shorecrest
Girls 800 Meter Run
  • 1 Bruno, Hanna 10 Shorewood
  • 2 Severn, Amelia 11 Shorewood
  • 4 McGeoy, Molly 12 Shorewood
  • 5 Lara-Kerr, Harper 11 Shorewood
Girls 1600 Meter Run
  • 4 McGeoy, Molly 12 Shorewood
  • 5 Severn, Amelia 11 Shorewood
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
  • 4 Claar, Linnea 10 Shorecrest
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
  • 3 Claar, Linnea 10 Shorecrest
  • 4 Orthel, Emma 11 Shorecrest 
  • 5 Brouillard, Maddie 10 Shorewood
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay
  • 5 Shorewood
  • 7 Shorecrest
Girls 4x200 Meter Relay
  • 1 Shorewood
Girls 4x400 Meter Relay
  • 1 Shorewood
Girls High Jump
  • 2 Helstad, Emma 10 Shorewood
Girls Pole Vault
  • 1 Enriquez, Ava 10 Shorewood
Girls Long Jump
  • 3 Helstad, Emma 10 Shorewood
Girls Triple Jump
  • 1 Enriquez, Ava 10 Shorewood
  • 4 Bleeker, Lucy 11 Shorecrest
Girls Discus Throw
  • 3 Madhavan, Laurel 12 Shorecrest
Boys 100 Meter Dash Ambulatory
  • 1 Tekle, Sened 10 Shorewood 
  • 2 Nair, Varun 9 Shorewood
Girls 100 Meter Dash Ambulatory
  • 1 Cruthird, Serenity 10 Shorewood
Boys 200 Meter Dash Ambulatory
  • 1 Tekle, Sened 10 Shorewood 
  • 2 Nair, Varun 9 Shorewood
Girls 200 Meter Dash Ambulatory
  • 1 Cruthird, Serenity 10 Shorewood
Boys Shot Put Ambulatory
  • 3 Dumrong, Boon 9 Shorecrest
  • 4 Nair, Varun 9 Shorewood
Boys Discus Throw Ambulatory
  • 2 Nair, Varun 9 Shorewood

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3A District 1 Track and Field meet being held at Shoreline Stadium Friday - public welcome

Thursday, May 18, 2023

Shorewood track practice 4-7-23 Deborah @bcutie33

Day 1 of the 3A District 1 Track and Field Meet was held at Shoreline Stadium on Wednesday, May 17, 2023 with 13 girl's teams and 16 boy's teams participating.

At the end of the day, the Shorewood girls were 2nd and Shorecrest girls were 10th.

Shorewood boys were 2nd and Shorecrest boys were 7th.

Events were held in 8 different categories with some athletes competing in more than one. Some events had 18 competitors and some had fewer than five.

Placing in the top 5 in their event:
  • Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
    • 1 Jaden Marlow 9 of Shorewood 
  • Boys Long Jump
    • 4 Jaden Marlow 9 of Shorewood 
  • Boys Javelin Throw
    • 3 Sophomore Jackson Sketchley of Shorecrest
  • Girls 1600 Meter Run
    • 4 McGeoy, Molly 12 Shorewood  
    • 5 Severn, Amelia 11 Shorewood
  • Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
    • 4 Claar, Linnea 10 Shorecrest 
  • Girls 4x200 Meter Relay 
    • 1 Shorewood team
  • Girls Pole Vault
    • 1 Enriquez, Ava 10 Shorewood
  • Girls Long Jump
    • 3 Helstad, Emma 10 Shorewood
  • Girls Discus Throw
    • 3 Madhavan, Laurel 12 Shorecrest
  • Boys 100 Meter Dash Ambulatory 
    • 1 Tekle, Sened 10 Shorewood
    • 2 Nair, Varun 9 Shorewood
  • Boys Shot Put Ambulatory 
    • 3 Dumrong, Boon 9 Shorecrest
    • 4 Nair, Varun 9 Shorewood
  • Boys 400 meter dash
    • 4 MacDonald, Aidan 9 Shorewood
    • 5 Lagasca, Avery 11 Shorewood
  • Boys 1600 Meter Run 
    • 2 Schmidt, Luke 12 Shorecrest
    • 4 Erhart, Otto 10 Shorewood
    • 5 Mamiya, Keiyu 11 Shorewood
Day 2 will be on Friday 5-19-23 with a 6pm start at Shoreline Stadium 18560 1st Ave NE between the Shoreline Center and 5th NE.


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Shoreline teams sweep the WesCo South Track and Field Championships

Monday, May 15, 2023

Shorewood Track and Field Wesco South Champions

There are seven schools in WesCo South. The last time the Shorewood boys won the team title was 2016 and the last time the Shorewood girls won the team title was in 2006 when they won 2001 through 2006. 

It was also a Shoreline sweep, with Shorecrest's 2nd place team finishes.

First team Wesco South honors (1st place out of 24 competitors and 8 place) go to: 
  • Aidan MacDonald (400m and 4x400m relay), 
  • Keiyu Mamiya (800m and 4x400m relay), 
  • Emma Helstad (Long Jump, High Jump, and 4x100m relay), 
  • Amelia Severn (800m, 1600m, and 4x400m relay), 
  • Ava Enriquez (Pole Vault - re-breaking her school record with a vault of 12'3"), 
  • Cary Tanaka (4x100m relay), 
  • Mila Fotinatos (4x100m and 4x200m relays), 
  • Maggie Mauney (4x100m relay), 
  • Olivia Wilde (4x200m and 4x400m relays), 
  • Jazmin Coleman (4x200m relay), 
  • Maddie Broulliard (4x200m relay), 
  • Hanna Bruno (4x400m relay), 
  • Molly McGeoy (4x400m relay), 
  • Avery Lagasca (4x400m relay), 
  • Luke Gillingham (4x400m relay)
Second team WesCo South honors (2nd place) go to:
  • Emma Helstad (100m), 
  • Avery Lagasca (400m), 
  • Hanna Bruno (800m and 1600m), 
  • Keiyu Mamiya (1600m), 
  • Max Billett (3200m), 
  • Jaden Marlow (110m Hurdles, 300m Hurdles, and Long Jump), 
  • Ava Enriquez (Triple Jump), 
  • Jazzi Zimmer (Pole Vault)
WesCo South Honorable Mention (3rd place) go to: 
  • Mila Fotinatos (200m), 
  • Molly McGeoy (800m), 
  • Max Billett (1600m), 
  • Otto Erhart (3200m), 
  • Andrew Pickett (Triple Jump), 
  • Beckett Tipple (Discus)
Head Coaches Paul Villanueva and Joel Reese

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