Mount Si’s track and field team saw mixed results at last weekend’s state 3A boys’ and girls’ track and field meets in Tacoma.
Mount Si High School last Friday, May 28, announced the hiring of a new boys’ basketball coach, and he is a familiar face in the community.
The three golfers representing Mount Si wrapped up play at the state golf tournaments last week all doing well. But for the boys, their efforts were not enough for them to defend their state team title.
Mount Si’s softball team last Friday, May 21, at the SeaKing District Tournament at Lower Woodland Fields in Seattle against Kingco rival Bellevue had a chance to make state for the first time since 2006, and in the process avenge last season’s heartbreaking loss to West Seattle in the final district game. But once again, heartbreak ensued, and it was for the wrong reasons.
The Mount Si golf program could have as many as four competitors competing at state this week, after solid results for the girls at last week’s SeaKing district tournament.
The Mount Si Wildcats boys’ soccer team’s historic season has come to an end, but it didn’t come without a fight.
The Mount Si girls tennis team had some memorable efforts at last week’s Kingco Tournament, and it left one group of Wildcats on the doorstep to districts.
The Mount Si softball team had a great showing on home turf in last week’s Kingco Tournament, but the great result may have actually hurt their state tournament dreams in the process.
Mount Si‘s track and field teams had a solid two days of competition last week at the Kingco conference meet at Eastlake High School, as both Wildcat teams qualified for districts.
Mount Si’s girls’ golf team fell in their final regular season match last Monday, May 3, to Skyline, despite a couple of solid efforts.
The final regular season meet for the Mount Si track and field team proved to be a good one last Thursday, May 6, as the Wildcat girls rolled to an easy win and the Mount Si boys barely missed making it a sweep, falling by just one point in the three-team competition against Valley rival Cedarcrest and league rival Mercer Island.
The goal of the 2010 Mount Si boys soccer team, especially their seniors, was simple: Win the first-ever league title in school history for boys soccer, and make state. They had to fight through some adversity through the course of this season, and again in last Thursday’s, May 6, game against the Juanita Rebels, but timely goals and solid defense helped seal up a piece of Valley sports history.
Many local kids are finding success in the sport of baseball, whether it be on Mount Si High School teams, Little League clubs, or summer squads. But for one local teen, he is finding success in the sport in a different way: as an arbiter.
