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Friday, September 28, 2012
By Anne Stadler
By Anne Stadler
Mead
-- Giavani Shepard 3 run (Brett Schafer kick)
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Mead
-- Giavani Shepard 30 run (Brett Schafer kick)
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Mead
-- Morgan Masanda 7 run (Brett Schafer kick)
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Mead
-- Chace Diemond 7 run (Brett Schafer kick )
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Mead
-- Charlie White 41 interception return (Brett Schafer kick)
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Shcr
-- RJ Eserjose 89 pass from Tyson Maine (pass failed)
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Mead
-- Amanuel Tekle 22 run (Brett Schafer kick)
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Shorecrest
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Meadowdale
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Rushing
Yards
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97
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266
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Pass
yards
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89
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129
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Total
yards
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186
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395
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Comp/Atts/Int
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4/12/3
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5/9/0
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Comp
pct
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33.3%
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55.6%
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First
downs
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8
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21
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3rd
Down Conv/Atts
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3/11
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6/9
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3rd
Down Conv pct
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0.27
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0.67
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Fumbles/Lost
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1/0
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1/1
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Penalties/Yds
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4/15
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9/69
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Time of Possession
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23:55
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24:05
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Conference
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Overall
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Team
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W
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L
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Win %
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W
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L
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Win %
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Glacier Peak
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1
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0
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1.000
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4
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0
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1.000
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Meadowdale
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1
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0
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1.000
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4
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0
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1.000
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Shorewood
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0
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0
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.000
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1
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3
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.250
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Mountlake
Terrace
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0
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1
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.000
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1
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3
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.250
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Shorecrest
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0
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1
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.000
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1
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3
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.250
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| SCC’s Owusu Fordjour, a Shorewood High graduate, in action. Photo by Wilson Tsoi |
St. Barnabas Anglican Church Annual Rummage Sale is this Saturday
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| Ilona Furman, DDS |
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| Children's Center students greet the Microsoft volunteers Photo courtesy Shoreline Schools |
“We’ve seen how much this school means to the kids and the community,” Garrett said. “Our passion is what we can do for the kids.”
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| Making repairs at the Children's Center. Photo courtesy Shoreline Schools |
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| Microsoft customer service volunteers at Briarcrest. Photo courtesy Shoreline Schools |
The game Tuesday night was a tightly contested match between Shorewood and Mountlake Terrace.
Terrace nearly scored first with a free kick from the left-outside of the penalty box that hit the cross bar about 10 minutes in. Shorewood countered a few minutes later with Gabby Fortez netting her first goal of the season in the 13th minute. The half ended with Shorewood up 1-0.
The second half saw Shorewood take a penalty kick in the 49th minute, but it was saved by Terrace goalie Amanda Aversano. In the 65th minute Sienna Helland dribbled down the right side of the field and perfectly placed a shot in the side net just beyond the keeper's hand for her first goal of the season.
This is how the game ended, Shorewood 2, Mountlake Terrace 0. Shorewood is 3-2-2 for the season and 2-2 in league. Terrace is 1--5--1 and 0--4 in league. Ashley Garay was the goalie for Shorewood tonight earning her 2nd shutout.
--Coach Bill Wilkins
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| Shorewood's Monica Postor digs out a hard low shot as team-mates Delaney Hopen number 11, and Joely Shepard react to the ball. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Shorewood's Ellie Rettenmier, number 22, and Jane Tarabochia, number 36, leap to try and block the Hawk player's shot Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Thunderbird Stephanie Vollbrecht returns the ball with a hard slam shot. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Shorewood teammates Joely Shepard and Monica Postor #5 look to set up the ball for a return shot. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Marianne Kellogg sets up the ball for a team-mate's return shot. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Shorewood's Ellie Rettenmier blocks a Hawk player's shot. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Ashley Cole scored Shoreline’s only goal on Wednesday. Photo by Wilson Tsoi |
“We always have a lot of extra produce, but we don’t have time to harvest it,” says Siri Erickson-Brown, who owns Local Roots Farm with her husband, Jason Salvo. “This is really a great program.”
Local Roots owner Jason Salvo, right, shows Lisa Harper which turnips to harvest Aug. 9. The volunteers are helping the Duvall farm out by harvesting foods they won't have time to get to, which then will be donated to HopeLink food banks and other organizations. Photo courtesy Bastyr U.
“When a farmer harvests a plot of land, they take the prettiest of what’s there to sell at the market, but the remaining food is still just as tasty and nutritious,” Harper says. She organizes these gleaning events at seven small to mid-sized farms in the Snoqualmie Valley, but that number is growing.
Through Sno-Valley Harvest, Lisa Harper has organized the harvest, collection and distribution of more than 3 tons of organic, fresh produce that has ended up in area food banks instead of as waste. Photo courtesy Bastyr U.
“One of the coolest aspects of this is how fresh the food is when it gets to people,” says Harper, who estimates that the food they glean is typically on its way to a family’s home within two to four days.
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| Snow White Photo by Bob Pfeiffer |
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| Trevor Cameron |
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