Mount Si’s track season opened under rainy skies last Thursday, March 25, at Mount Si High School, and for the Wildcats, it was a split showing against their opponents, the Issaquah Eagles.
The Mount Si Wildcats softball team went to the Washington Fastpitch Festival at the University of Washington in Seattle last Saturday, March 27, with the hope their first time in this showcase event would be a memorable one. But offensive miscues ended up costing Mount Si at critical times in the game, and the Wildcats dropped their second contest in the last three.
Mount Si’s girls’ tennis team had a very tough test to open their season last Tuesday, March 23, and the Mercer Island Islanders showed why that was such a difficult challenge for the Wildcat ladies, sweeping scarlet and gray.
A pair of local teens who have been successful athletes at Mount Si High School have found acclaim in another sport: power lifting.
Ryan Herman dazzled the fans March 13 at Bothell with his booming kicks, and once again last night he did the same. Last Monday night, March 15, though, his kicks proved to be useful, as the Wildcats took care of Lake Washington in the Mount Si home opener.
Mount Si’s baseball team has been seen by many observers of the Kingco 3A conference to be potentially one of the top teams in the league this spring. In the stroke of one inning last Wednesday, March 17, the Wildcat offense showed why and in doing so, sent a big message to the rest of the league.
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A local teen recently made waves on the national youth cross country scene, braving the elements to take home a strong finish at the National Junior Olympic Cross Country Championships.
Fall City resident Alex Duffy, a junior who runs for Seattle’s O’Dea High School, finished 16th in the event, held Dec. 12 in Reno, Nev. He ran in cold and snowy conditions and clocked a time of 16:48, a little under a minute behind the race winner.
