Riverview tops Colt team

The Colt season got off to a rough start this week with losses to

the Bothell Barons on Sunday and then a 10-8 loss to the Riverview Ravens

on Thursday.

In one of the wettest games ever played in the Valley, the Ravens

overcame a 5-3 Rainier lead in the bottom of the fourth inning to defeat

the Rainiers in a rain-shortened five-inning game.

The Rainiers, behind the pitching of Brandon Bumpus and key hits

by Brandon Dollinter and Tyler Bergstrom, jumped out to a 4-1

lead early. That lead soon dissipated as the Ravens found their bats

against Rainier relief pitcher Tyler Roy. Key hits combined with several errors

by the Rainiers led to seven Raven runs in the bottom of the fourth inning.

The Rainiers battled back in the top of the fifth inning, scoring

two runs. However, it was not quite enough as the game was called due to

the weather and the Ravens collected the win. The Rainiers resumed play in

the Valley at Mount Si High on Wednesday at 6 p.m. and they’ll play again

at 4 p.m. on May 20.

All Comers Fun Meet results

25-meter dash

Boys ages 3 and 4: Dana Dahline, 6.09 seconds; Zachary Frost, 7.93;

and Justin McLaughlin, 7.94.

Girls ages 3 and 4: Brenna Clarke, 6.87; Christina Volken, 6.97;

and Celine Fowler, 7.62.

50-meter dash

Boys ages 5 and 6: Anthony McLaughlin, 9.94; JoJo

Bankstrom, 10.09; Jake Gall, 10.18; and Jacob Hart, 10.84.

Girls ages 5 and 6: Sophie Kockow, 9.65; Michaela

Hagen, 10.03; and Jennifer Barrack, 11.29.

Boys ages 7 and 8: Chas Blair, 8.50; Code Blair, 8.56; and

Chris Clarke, 8.8.

Girls ages 7 and 8: Gilliam Kenagy, 9.15; Shannon Bailey,

9.17; Linda Stitsel, 9.53; and Kirston Clarke, 9.71.

Boys ages 9 and 10: Taylor McCain, 7.78; Sean Bothell,

7.84; Chris Lamb, 7.94; and Brenham Jacobs, 8.44.

Girls ages 9 and 10: McKinna Little, 8.69 and Heidi Hall, 9.15.

100-meter dash

Boys ages 5 and 6: Vaughn Frysinger, 21.25 and Jake Gall, 21.3.

Girls ages 5 and 6: Michaela Hagen, 23.12 and Kelsey

Dunckel, 27.3.

Boys ages 7 and 8: Chris Clark, 18.37 and Michael Barrack, 18.47.

Girls ages 7 and 8: Shannon Bailey, 20.12 and Linda Stitsel, 20.18.

Boys ages 9 and 10: Frank McLaughlin, 15.25; Drake

daPonte, 16.32; Taylor McCain, 16.85; and Chris Lamb, 17.

Girls ages 9 and 10: Jennifer Davis, 17.41; McKinna Little,

17.78 and Ariel Hagen, 17.88.

Boys ages 11 and 12: Keith Barrack, 15.36.

Girls ages 11 and 12: Elizabeth, 16.72 and Melynda Davis, 17.56.

Boys 13 and over: Natha Bailey, 17.34.

200-meter run

Boys ages 7 and 8: Code Blair, 38.6; Chas Blair, 40.3; and Cody

Wisc, 41.9.

Girls ages 7 and 8: Kristen Clarke, 44.4; Linda Stitsel, 48.4; and

Andrea Volken, 51.9.

Boys ages 9 and 10: Frank McLaughlin, 33.19; Chris Lamb,

38.7; Brenham Jacobs, 39.69; and Nick Saty, 41.1.

Girls ages 9 and 10: Jennifer Davis, 36.10.

Boys ages 11 and 12: Keith Barrack, 40.8.

Boys, 13 and over: Nathan Bailey, 42.

400-meter run

Boys ages 7 and 8: Code Blair, 1 minute 30 seconds; Chas Blair,

1:31; and Cody Wise 1:42.

Girls ages 7 and 8: Killian Kenagy, 1:35; Kirsten Clarke, 1:35.8;

and Sydelle Baldwin, 2:00.

Boys ages 9 and 10: Sean Bothell, 1:14 and Frank McLaughlin, 1:19.

Girls ages 9 and 10: McKinna Little, 1:28; Heidi Hall, 1:33;

and Kinley Dunckel, 1:30.

Girls ages 11 and 12: Elizabeth Lange, 1:24 and Britni Schwab, 1:29.

800-meter run

Boys ages 9 and 10: Drake daPonte, 2:54; Kinley Dunckel,

3:32; and Shawn Paskey 3:35.

Family groups

The 400-meter walk had 25 groups with more 90 participants and the

800-meter, walk, run and jog had five groups with 11 participants.

1600-meter run

Boys ages 9 and 10: Drake daPonte, 5:56.

Boys ages 11 and 12: Robby Pekara, 7:16.

Girls softball throw

Ages 4 and 5: Kelsey Dunckel, 24 feet 10 inches; Shannon

McEldowney, 13-8; Kirsten Vlark, 12-2; and Celine Fowler 10-1.

Ages 6 and 7: Amanda Gates, 51; Kelsi Gall, 40; Sydelle Baldwin,

31-7; and Michaela Hagen, 17.

Ages 8 and 9: Shannon Bailey, 63-11; McKinna Little, 60-1;

Gillian Kenagy, 49-5; and Ariel Hagen, 45-8.

Ages 10 and 11: Jennifer Davis, 85-4; Katie Hagen, 73-8; and

Kendra Fowler, 28-6.

Boys softball throw

Ages 4 and 5: Jake Gall, 59-6; JoJo Bankston, 53-10; Vaughn

Frysinger, 48-1; and Dayton Hughes, 38-10.

Ages 6 and 7: Chris Clark, 91-8; Patrick McEldowney, 82-2;

Matt Bankston, 79; and Jacob Hart, 53-6.

Ages 8 and 9: Tuck Edwards, 95-1; Nathan Sansburn, 85-7;

Ian Sansburn, 84-5; and Zachary Pearlstein, 83-10.

Ages 10 and 11: Sean Bothell, 137-5; Keegan Riley, 129-2;

Frank McLaughlin, 119-5; and Josh Hendricks, 111-4.

Girls running long jump

Ages 10 and 11: Jennifer Davis, 10 feet.

Ages 12 and 13: Melynda Davis, 9-10 and Allison Yarnchak, 9.

Boys running long jump

Ages 10 and 11: Frank McLaughlini, 12-3; Drake

daPonte 10-9; Sean Bothell, 10-5; and Brenhard, Jacobs, 9-11.

Ages 12 and 13: Keith Barrack, 11-2 and Nathan Bailey, 9-9.

Girls standing long jump

Ages 3 and under: Kristen Clark, 37 inches.

Ages 4 and 5: Jennifer Barrack, 36; Kelsey Dunckel, 35;

Shannon McEldowney, 34; and Celine Fowler, 25.

Ages 6 and 7: Amanda Gates, 56; Kelsi Gall, 45; Kirsten Clarke, 45;

and Sydelle Baldwin, 43.

Ages 8 and 9: McKinna Little, 60-5; Heidi Hall, 54; Gillian Kenagy,

50; and Ariel Hagen 48.

Ages 10 and 11: Kendra Fowler, 28.

Boys standing long jump

Ages 3 and under: Max Lee, 25 inches.

Ages 4 and 5: JoJoBankston, 46; Jake Gall, 43; Dane Dahline, 42;

and Dayton Hughes, 38.

Ages 6 and 7: Michael Barrack, 58; Chris Clark, 56;

Patrick McEldowney, 56; and Matt Bankston, 53.

Ages 8 and 9: Dalton Hughes, 60; Timothy Lange, 60; Max

McDevitt, 55.5; and Zachary Pearlstein, 53.

Ages 10 and 11: Robby Pekara, 68 and Daniel Barrack, 67.

Girls shot put

Ages 12 to 14: Melynda Davis, 20 feet 2 inches and Allison Yarnchak,

18-3.

Boys shot put

Ages 12 to 14: Nathan Bailey, 19 feet 6 inches.

Boys turbo javelin

Ages 10 and 11: Ben Grandlie, 43 feet 3 inches; Kyle Hansenkahn,

42-5; Keegan Riley, 40-4; and Sean Bothell, 38-11.

Ages 12 and 13: Keith Barrack, 45-9 and Nathan Bailey, 33-1.

Girls turbo javelin

Ages 10 and 11: Shannon Bailey, 27-2.

Missing names are due to participants not signing in properly.

Where two heats were run, the best times were placed accordingly.

The next meet is at Chief Kanim Middle School in Fall City on May

21, from 2 to 4:30 p.m.

Jorgensen shining at WSU

Washington State University (WSU) sophomore and Mount

Si graduate Lindsey Jorgensen was selected to the GTE Academic

All-American team for District VIII.

Jorgensen was one of 10 female athletes selected to the team and

one of only three members with a 4.0 GPA. She is the starting goalkeeper for

the WSU women’s soccer team, posting five shutouts and seven wins.

District VIII includes schools in the states of Alaska, Arizona,

California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington and British

Columbia.

From the initial selection to the Academic team, she was then

named to the 1999-2000 GTE Academic All-American third team for the

Women’s University Division At-Large for fall-winter last month. The division is

composed of student athletes from swimming, diving, cross country,

gymnastics, field hockey, fencing, skiing and soccer.

She is the