Cedarcrest falls to Interlake
The Red Wolves’ soccer team lost a close one to the Interlake Saints
last week, 1-0. The only goal came at the 20-minute mark of the first period
on a pass from the Saints’ Mike Haughton to Daniel De Angelis. It was the
second league loss for the Red Wolves who are at the bottom of the
KingCo 3A Valley division.
Newport clips
Red Wolves
The Cedarcrest Red Wolves hosted the Newport Knights softball team
last week but unfortunately fell short in the scoring department, 3-2.
Leading the offensive efforts for the Red Wolves was Emily
Anderson who went 2-for-4. Pitching for the Red Wolves was Danielle Brittain who
was impressive, notching two strikeouts.
`Cats fall in non-league play
The Mount Si Wildcat varsity tennis team fell in non-league
competition last week to KingCo 4A Lake Washington, 9-0.
In singles play Ariah Nobe lost to Lake Washington’s Inna Goreshnik
in two sets, 6-1 and 6-1. Teammate Lauren Berndt faced a similar
fate, losing in two sets, 6-2 and 6-1. The Wildcat’s Amber Bliven lost to
Erica Deposit in two sets, 6-2 and 6-3. Mount Si’s Christina Boals lost
to Krista Jacobs, 6-0 and 6-0. And Emily Pizzuto and Crystal DiCarlo had
similar results, both losing in two sets.
In doubles play it was all Lake Washington as the pairs of
Berndt-Boals, Nobe-Bliven and Jessii Raisio and Elise Ellison were all defeated.
`Cats drop first match
The Wildcat women’s golf team lost their first match of the season
to Cedarcrest last week, 297 _ 289. Jessica Scalzo had the lowest score
for the night, taking home medallist honors.
“C” team falls
to Garfield
The Mount Si “C” soccer team fought hard last week but the
Tigers of Garfield managed to sneak by four goals. Brandon Dollinter scored
the only `Cat goal in the 4-1 loss.
JV soccer team thumps Red Wolves
Taking to the field for their first home game of the season, the
Mount Si Wildcat JV soccer team walloped their Lower Valley rivals, 11-0.
The Wildcats displayed great team skills as they passed the ball and
dominated the entire game. Scoring for Mount Si were Pete Talevich with
four, Evan Lamon with three, Mike North with two, Ryan Lennihan with one
and Nick Martindale with one. Working as keeper, Brandon Meidinger
worked with the defense to notch a shut out.
JV soccer goes undefeated
The Mount Si Wildcat soccer team defeated the Sammamish Totems,
4-1 last week. Evan Lamon scored the first goal for the `Cats followed by
Pete Talevich who scored goal number two.
Later in the game, Andy Divers made a great cross to Lamon for
the team’s third goal. Then Nick Martindale punched one in after
a cross-pass from Brad Falcon.
`Cats JV softball thumps Totems
The Mount Si JV softball team dominated the Sammamish
Totems, winning 21-4. Sophomore Megan Alexander pitched a great game
giving up only two hits. Offense for Mount Si was led by Tabitha
Albertson with a grand slam home run and a single. Also contributing were
Rachel McNaul with two singles, Nicole Anderson, Jessica Rasmussen,
Anika Engebretsen and Mary Lee all recording singles.
JV Tennis drops match
The Mount Si JV tennis team lost a tough match to KingCo 4A
Lake Washington last week 3-6. Winning their singles matches were
Jenae Stauch 8-2; Ashley Sherrid and Angela Jones, 8-3.
JV Girls softball notches second win
Behind the pitching of Anika Safstrom, the Mount Si girls JV
softball team won their second game in a row, 7-4, over the Newport
Knights. Vanessa Riley led the Wildcats with two hits followed by
Tabitha Albertson, Mary Lee and Kristen Travis who all had singles.
`Cats do well
in Bremerton
The Mount Si women had several outstanding performances at
the Bremerton relays last weekend. The pole vault relay of Cari Smith,
Emily Verbon and Cari Frantz placed first with a combined height of 19′ 6″.
The high jump relay of Heather Breitenbach, Callen Gaston and
Maria Lynch placed second with a total of 13’8″.
Verbon placed fourth in the 100 hurdles with a time of 17.8
seconds. The sprint medley of Breitenbach, Jessica Hanna, Ashley Wiegardt and
Franzt placed seventh overall. The distance medley of Sheena Kern,
Katie Childs, Lillian Lazenby and Melissa Warren placed eighth.
` Cats take Interlake
The Mount Si varsity soccer team traveled to Interlake last week
and came home with their second league win, 3-0. Leading the offensive
efforts for the Wildcats was Seth Holub who had eight shots on the goal for
the night with two finding the net at the 50-minute and 63-minute
marks. Drew Arenth had two shots on goal with his first finding the net at
the seven-minute mark. Arenth also recorded one assist. Other shots on
goal were recorded by Robert Joregenson, Tony Baldwin, Brett Bergstrom
and Jed McDaniels. Kasey Robinson had five saves for the night.
Totems edge `Cats
Mount Si traveled to Sammamish last week but came home with a
disappointing 1-0 loss to Sammamish. Seth Holub again led the
offensive efforts with five shots on the goal
but none of them found net. Robert Jorgenson, Tony Baldwin,
Drew Arenth, Adam Erickson and Jeff Winter also took shots at the goal.
The Totems only score of the game came at the 58-minute mark when
Phil Johnson pounded one through.
Mount Si drops squeaker
The Mount Si varsity baseball team traveled to Bannerwood park
for a late game last Thursday. But due to a law limiting how late a game can
be played, the lights were turned out at 11 p.m. forcing the end to the
game and handing the Wildcats a 12-11 loss.
Mount Si came out swinging in the first two innings, pounding the
Newport pitcher for nine runs. The Knights came back in the bottom of the
second, then added five more in the third to take a one run lead, going into
the fourth. Mount Si tied the game at 10 each in the top of the fourth, but
the Knights added two of their own to take a 12-10 lead. The Wildcats could
only muster one run in the top of the fifth, then Sean Meehan blanked
the Knights. Not able to get another offensive round in for the sixth, the
Wildcats were stuck with the loss.
Leading the offensive efforts for Mount Si was Tyler Osborne
who went 3-for-4 with two runs. Joey Adams went 1-for-2 and
recorded three runs and two RBIs. Pitching for Mount Si was Sean Sattler who
went 2.2 innings, gave up seven hits, 10 runs seven of which were earned,
walked six batters and had two strike outs. Jason Donah had 1.1 innings in,
gave up no hits, two runs – neither of which were earned – four walks and had
one strike out. Meehan came in as the closer and gave up one walk and
recorded one strike out.
