Members of the Mount Si High School girls soccer team receive Kingco team awards Nov. 2. Several players were singled out for postseason awards this fall, including first and second league teams. From left are, top row, Jess Hargett, Lauren Snead, Marika Loudenback, Meghan Travis and Miranda Rawlings; middle row, Alexis Pearlstein, Taylor Warnke and Kelly Besmer; front row, Laura Barnes. - Photo courtesy Moon Valley Photography
Photo courtesy Moon Valley Photography
Members of the Mount Si High School girls soccer team receive Kingco team awards Nov. 2. Several players were singled out for postseason awards this fall, including first and second league teams. From left are, top row, Jess Hargett, Lauren Snead, Marika Loudenback, Meghan Travis and Miranda Rawlings; middle row, Alexis Pearlstein, Taylor Warnke and Kelly Besmer; front row, Laura Barnes.

Turkey trotters cruise on Ridge


November 23, 2009 · 1:14 PM

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More than 800 runners crossed the finish line in the second annual Snoqualmie Ridge Turkey Trot, held Saturday, Nov. 14.

Dustin Hudspeth of Snoqualmie was the fastest finisher, with a time of 17:16 in the men’s 5K race, while Susan Korol, also of Snoqualmie, beat all other women with a time of 19:44 in the 5K run.

Youngest 5K finishers included seven-year-olds Nicole Mather and Kalli Sundwall, while the oldest finishers were Mel Preedy, 76, and Judy Fisher, 66. Of the total, 663 runners hailed from the Snoqualmie Valley, more than 500 from Snoqualmie.

Weather was mostly sunny for the fun, and a cool 38 degrees.

More than $13,000 in proceeds from the race now go to the Snoqualmie Elementary and Cascade View Elementary parent-teacher associations.

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