Ostby qualifies for district tournament
Mount Si boys golfer Tanner Ostby qualified for the district match by shooting a 77 at Snohomish Golf Course recently at the league tournament. His score was good enough for 17th place out of 19 qualifiers.
Teammate Zach Tachell shot an 80, Jon Larson an 81, Beau Davis an 83, Mike Rutledge an 87 and Travis Dalke an 89.
All conference selections made
Jon Larson was selected by the Kingco golf coaches for the second Kingco All Conference team for his play this season. Both Tanner Ostby and Mike Rutledge were honorable mentions.
JV defeats Newport
The Mount Si JV volleyball team defeated Newport recently 25-10 and 25-12. The team hit for an average of .212, served 20 aces out of 65 service attempts and had only four errors. The team also racked up 37 digs. Rachel Brun led the effort with six aces, nine digs and three assists. Amy Ayers added five digs, Brittany Vragin had five aces and five digs, Heather Klewin had nine assists, Kathryn McFarland had three kills and Shelby Martin had four kills and two aces.
‘Cats fall to Islanders
The Mount Si JV volleyball team fell in their final match of the season to Mercer Island 25-17 and 25-18. Brittany Cragin had five aces and nine digs, Carly Nelson had 13 digs and Shelby Martin contributed five kills and eight digs. The team finished with 11 wins and three losses.
‘C’ team defeats Islanders
The Mount Si “C” volleyball team took down the Mercer Island Islanders recently in a dramatic three-game victory. Captain Caitlyn Forslin was key in the win with team scores of 25-19, 21-25 and 15-13
Forslin and Katie Storrs both had 13 digs. The team finished with a record of 12 wins and two losses.
Another win for ‘C’ team
The Mount Si “C” team defeated the Newport Knights in three games last week, 25-22, 25-10 and 15-8. The team was lead offensively by team captain Caitlyn Forslin who had four kills, nine assists and six digs. MacKenzie Peerboom and Bethany Freiler had three kills each, Tamara Hoerth added three kills and six digs.
JV boys finishing strong
The Mount Si JV boys tennis team had their best match of the season winning three and tying two. The scores allowed them to beat a strong Interlake squad, 10-4. Singles winners were Adam Salman, Kevin Sandin, Kyle Tjossen and Derek Aldrich. Doubles winners were Isaac Farrar/Jesse Ransavage, Garrett Morck/Bruno Shilot, Scott Paophavihanh/Stephen Salmon, Andrew Klausin/Matt Lynne, Bill Salisbury/Matt Currier and Jeff Sullivan/Stephen Eytel.
Mount Si boys tennis finishes season
The Mount Si boys tennis team finished the regular season last week at Interlake. For Mount Si it was a special ending to what has been a difficult season, going winless in their nine league meets.
That special ending came courtesy of senior John Lockie. Lockie had not played competitive tennis prior to his arrival with the Wildcat program in his junior year, and going into his match with the Saints’ John Huang, had not won a single match in his high- school career. That all changed as Lockie outlasted Huang in a two-and-a-quarter hour long thriller 7-6 (8-6 tiebreaker), 1-6, 6-4, for Mount Si’s lone match win of the contest.
“It was an exciting match to watch, as John was relentless in coming to the net on almost every point, grinding out some amazing volleys. It was fun for the entire team to cheer him on as they all knew that John wanted to end his high school career with a win,” said coach Olson in an e-mail.
Interlake won eight other matches to take the meet. Good fights were put up by Mount Si’s Greg Beckmann, who fell to Justin Kruinger 4-6, 5-7 in singles; and Wildcats doubles pair Tim Coleman and Kendall Brenneise, who fell to Saints Ryan Vu and Jose Diaz 3-6, 5-7.
The future looks good.
“We’re looking forward to a great year next year with all of the guys coming up from JV,” said Olson.
Runners qualify for districts
Three Mount Si runners qualified for the upcoming district cross country meet. Katie Hogan, Brad Allen and Drake daPonte each ran smart races, passing more than 20 runners to make the cut of the top 25 in Kingco.