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1. Who was the first major-league player to notch 1,000 extra-base hits for his career?
- Oct 02 2008, 11:21 PM 1. Who was the first major-league player to notch 1,000 extra-base hits for his career?

WEEK
Katie Somers tees off in action against Issaquah last week. Despite shooting a 40, the Wildcats lost to Issaquah 260-179. - Jim McKiernan Snoqualmie Valley Record Oct 02 2008, 11:22 PM Past, who had a time of 5:37.8. Katie Hogan ran a great time of 13:27.8 to take second in the 3,200 meter, followed by Brooke Moorhead, who took third with a time of 14:04.1.

Mount Si sports calendar
Oct 02 2008, 11:22 PM Tuesday, April 8

Week in sports
Drake da Ponte won the 1,600 meter in a time of 4:30 in last week’s meet against Liberty. - Oct 02 2008, 11:22 PM Golf team falls in close loss

Jeff Chapman battles with a Sammamish defender in last week’s 0-0 overtime tie. It was their fourth straight overtime contest.
Jeff Chapman battles with a Sammamish defender in last week’s 0-0 overtime tie. It was their fourth straight overtime contest. - Jim McKiernan / Snoqualmie Valley Record Oct 02 2008, 11:22 PM
Islanders find the Valley to their liking Boys finally play at home
Justin Poth pitched in last week’s game against Mercer Island. The Islanders won the game 8-3 despite a late rally by the Wildcats. - Jim McKiernan / Snoqualmie Valley Record Oct 02 2008, 11:22 PM Bad weather was a big issue for Mount Si baseball last week, with one game moved and another postponed.

Girls drop two games
Oct 02 2008, 11:22 PM Last week was tough for the Mount Si girls’ softball team, but it’s still early, and their chances of making playoffs are still as good as ever.

Last Tuesday, they traveled to Skyline to take on a tough Spartans team. It was a difficult game from the moment the girls got off the bus at Skyline, as they fell 7-3. Traci Barclay went 3-3 with a double and a run batted in to lead the Wildcats, but several Mount Si errors proved to be costly. All three Wildcat runs were scored in the third inning.

Mount Si was affected by several factors. First, the bus problems that have been mentioned previously in the Valley Record once again affected the Wildcat softball team; while this time they were able to get a bus, it arrived late to Skyline, right away disrupting pregame preparations. Then the weather, which was cold and wet, and the Field Turf field affected Mount Si defensively. Skyline’s field is the only Field Turf field within Kingco 3A. Most high school teams are used to grass.

Middle school sports
Oct 02 2008, 11:22 PM Future Wildcats square off

Schools Foundation honors Educators of the Year
Left to right, Joe Dockery, Dana Stairs and Jerry Johnson were honored as Educators of the Year by the Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation. They received awards and monetary prizes at the foundation’s fund-raising breakfast March 28. - Denise Miller / Snoqualmie Valley Record Oct 02 2008, 6:22 PM Annual breakfast event raises money for learning programs

Mount Si students learn to reach out to peers
Mount Si senior Ryan Dix addresses Valley parents and their teenage children about peer pressure. He said he volunteered to help teach the “Staying Connected with Your Teen” class to help families communicate more effectively. Dix also reaches out to Mount Si students through the school’s Natural Helpers program. - Denise Miller / Snoqualmie Valley Record Oct 02 2008, 6:22 PM Teenagers facilitate parenting classes through Natural Helpers program