Arriaga commits to program
North Seattle Community College Head Coach Billy Rodgers
announced last week that Mount Si High basketball guard Jason Arriaga will
attend that college and play for the second-year team.
Arriaga, 6 foot 4 inches, led Mount Si to a fifth-place finish in the 3A
State Tournament this year. He finished his senior year averaging 17 points
and 8.5 rebounds per game. His honors include being named to the
All-Tournament Second Team, First Team for KingCo, the Eastside All-Area
Team and he was the leading scorer in the KingCo league. Arriaga was also
the first runner-up for the MVP award and was selected to participate in the
All-State Basketball Game in July.
“We are very fortunate to get a player and person the quality of
Jason,” Rodgers said. “His hard work, determination and will to get
better will serve Jason well in the future. He brings a lot of energy each time
he steps on to the court.”
“Jason was one of the top guards in the state; he will be a very
important part of our success next season,” he added.
The North Seattle Community College Storm enters their second
season as a member of the Northwest Athletic Association of
Community Colleges (NWAACC).
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Resident wins Championship
Nine-year-old Brittany Cragin won first place at the level four
state championships in gymnastics last month. Cragin is on the
Rocketeers from Gymnastics East in Issaquah.
Booster Club
to host Sounders
The Wildcat Soccer Club is sponsoring a soccer game between the
Seattle Sounders select women’s team and the California Storm. The
game will be held at the Mount Si field at 1 p.m. on July 8, with pre-game
activities to start at 11 a.m.
Highlighting the Sounders select team will be Mount Si
graduate Lindsey Jorgensen, the star goalkeeper at Washington State University.
Admission is $5, which includes a complimentary ticket to a
Sounders home game. The fundraiser will benefit the Mount Si Soccer
program. Tickets can be purchased at several locations, including the Valley
Record office.
For more information, call Bev Jorgenson at (425) 888-4531,
Christi Wright at (425) 888-0946, Leslie Falcon at (425) 888-9200 or
Greg Chelgren at (425) 831-6144.
Track Club announces results of May 21 meet
The Snoqualmie Valley Track Club held an all-comers meet on May 21
at Chief Kanim Middle School in Fall City with the following results posted:
25 meter
Boys ages 3 and 4: Max Kenagy, 6 minutes, 25 seconds and
Jacob Marvin, 6.78.
Girls ages 3 and 4: Delaney Hollis, 7.28; Brenna Clarke, 7.3 and
Jessica Hirker n/a.
50 meter
Boys ages 5 and 6: Anthony McLaughlin, 10.78;
Vaughn Frysinger, 10.78; Mas Williamson, 13.84 and Michael Pederson, 13.85.
Girls ages 5 and 6: Sally Miller, 11.8; Bailey Wise, 11.9;
Kelsey Dunckel, 12.82 and Jerrica Kjorsvik, 13.95.
Boys ages 7 and 8: Kyle Bichich, 8.7; Andrew Villeneuve, 8.97;
Chas Blair, 9.0 and Cody Lane, 9.19.
Girls ages 7 and 8: Carrie Miller, 9.38; Lydia Stitsel, 9.46;
Sydelle Baldwin, 10.27 and Breanna Adkins, 10.31.
Boys ages 9 and 10: Mike Pauns, 8.19; Josh Hendricks, 8.78;
Dallas Liebe, 8.84 and Shawn Paskey 8.85.
Girls ages 9 and 10: Monica Nelson, 8.6 and Gillian Kenag, 9.22.
100 meter
Boys ages 5 and 6: Anthony McLaughlini, 21.71;
Vaughn Frysinger, 22.78; Max Williamson, 27.79 and Michael Pederson, 31.15.
Girls ages 5 and 6: Sally Miller 23.59 and Bailey Wise 23.87.
Boys ages 7 and 8: Kyle Bichich, 17.35; Andrew Villeneuve,
17.75; Chas Blair, 17.93 and Code Blair, 18.34.
Girls ages 7 and 8: Carrie Miller, 18.27; Lydia Stitsel, 26.09;
Kristen Clarke, 20.62 and Breanna Adkins, 21.1.
Boys ages 9 and 10: Mike Paulus, 16.87; Dallas Liebe, 17.59;
Matt Bittles, 17.94 and Connor Hollis, 18.09.
Girls ages 9 and 10: Monica Helson, 16.34 and Gillian
Kenagy, 17.00.
Girls ages 11 and 12: Kristine Imoto, 16.97 and Cassie
Adkins, 18.13.
200 meter
Boys ages 7 and 8: Kyle Bichich, 38.34; Code Blair, 38.53; Chas
Blair, 38.67 and Jeffrey Sullivan, 38.94.
Girls ages 7 and 8: Kristen Clarke, 42.95 and Lydia Stitsel, 44.35.
Boys ages 9 and 10: Mike Paulus, 36.03; Matt Bittles, 38.66;
Dallas Liebe, n/a and Connor Hollis, 42.7.
Girls ages 9 and 10: Lisa Cushing, 34.25 and Monica Nelson, n/a.
Girls ages 11 and 12: Tonya Divers, 31.5 and Kristine
Imoto, 35.75.
400 meter
Boys ages 7 and 8: Jeffrey Sullivan, 1 minute, 25.6 seconds;
Code Blair, 1:25.8; Chas Blair, 1:31 and Cody Lane, 1:37.
Girls ages 7 and 8: Kristen Clarke, 1:42; Breanna Adins, 1:57 and
Sydelle Baldwin, 2:09.
Boys ages 9 and 10: Drake daPonte, 1:14.5; Tucker
Edwalls-King, 1:32; Kinley Dunckel, 1:36 and Shawn Pusky, 1:37.
Girls ages 9 and 10: Lisa Cushing, 1:22.
Boys ages 11 and 12: Robby Pekara. 1:28.
Girls ages 11 and 12: Tonya Divers, 1:15.5; Kaybed
Hardman, 1:26 and Cassie Adkins, 1:29.
800 meter
Boys ages 9 and 10: Drake daPonte, 2:45.7; Kinley
Dunckel, 3:30.7 and Shawn Paskey 3:34.6.
Girls ages 9 and 10: Lisa Cushing, 3:01.5.
1600 meter
Boys ages 9 and 10: Drake daPonte, 5:47; Mike Paulus,
6:47; Shawn Paskey, 7:49.4 and Josh Hendricks, 8:20.
Boys age 11: Robby Pekara, 7:23.7.
Eleven groups with 40 participants did the 400-meter walk.
Girls softball throw
Ages 4 and 5: Jerrica Kyorsvik, 31 and Kelsey Funckel 29-10.
Ages 6 and 7: Sydelle Baldwin, 43-9; Carrie Miller, 36-10;
Bailey Wise, 27-11 and Sally Miller 25-1.
Ages 8 and 9: Gillian Kenhy, 55-6 and Breanna Adkins, 38.
Ages 10 and 11: Monica Nelson, 85-2.
Ages 12 and 13: Tonya Divers, 111-6 and Cassie Adkins, 66-3.
Boys softball throw
Ages 4 and 5: Max Kenagy, 32; Jacob Marvin, 31-5; Zachary Frost,
28 and Michael Pederson, 23-4.
Ages 6 and 7: Patrick McEldowney, 80-5; Shila Waltz,
67-2; Buddy Adkins, 47-10 and Anthony McLaughlin, 45-3.
Ages 8 and 9: Tucker Edwards-King, 101; Cody Lane, 87-2;
Jeff Sullivan, 70 and Cody Wise, 69-10.
Ages 10 and 11: Frank McLaughlin, 140; Matt Bittles,
128; Josh Hendricks, 112 and Mike Paulus, 111.
Girls running long jump
Ages 10 and 11: Lisa Cushing, 11-4 ½; Monica Nelson, 9-8 and
Kristine Imoto, 9-3.
Boys running long jump
Ages 10 and 11: Frank McLaughlin, 12-8 ½; Drake
daPonte, 10-11; Matt Bittles, 9-7 and Dallas Liebe, 9-3.
Girls standing long jump
Ages 3 and under: Rachael Kjersvik, 7.
Ages 4 and 5: Michael, Pedersen, 48″, Jacob Marrin, 45 ½;
Max Menagly, 45 ½; Jerrica Korsvik 42 and Delaney Hollis, 41.
Ages 6 and 7: Carrie Miller, 60; Lydia Stitsel, 59; Sydelle Baldwin,
56 and Bailey Wise, 45.
Ages 8 and 9: Gillian Kenagy, 61 and Breanna Adleins, 57 ½.
Ages 10 and 11: Monica Nelson, 68; Kristine Imoto, 62 and
Kayle Hardman, 59.
Ages 12 and 13: Cassie Adkins, 60.
Boys standing long jump
Ages 3 and under: Maxwell Lee 30 ½.
Ages 4 and 5: Zachary Frost, 34.
Ages 6 and 7: Shilo Waltz, 56; Anthony McLaughlin, 53 and
Patrick McEldowney, 52 and Buddy Adkins, 48.
Ages 8 and 9: Chas Blair, 63; Andrew Villeneuve, 63; Code Blair,
62 and Kinley Dunckel, 60.
Ages 10 and 11: Robby Pekara, 68.
Boys turbo javelin
Ages 10 and 11: Kyle Hansen-Kahn, 56-4 and Drake daPonte, 50-1.
The next meet will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 4, at Mount
Si High.
Junior Wildcat program starting
The Snoqualmie Valley Tr
