Young Valley wrestlers continue to excel
June 12, 2013
Contributed
Wrestlers from the Snoqualmie Valley Wrestling Club are (front row, from left) Westin Triplett, Isaiah McClure, Tryon Kaess and Mark Marum. In the back row are Ian Chavez, Christopher Neal, Jacob Inton and Carlos Toledano.
The Freestyle and Greco-Roman season ended well for the Snoqualmie Valley Wrestling Club wrestlers participating in the Washington State Championships April 27 and 28 at the Tacoma Dome, according to Leilani McClure, of the coaching staff.
Coaches Smokey McClure and Thomas Marum took a record number of 16 wrestlers, with 13 bringing medals home.
Mount Si’s Alex Censullo is named league’s MVP in soccer
June 12, 2013
While the Wildcats’ boys soccer season may have ended early with a first round playoff loss to Bellevue, Alex Censullo was left with an impressive consolation prize — league most valuable player.
Although the Mount Si High School senior led the league in points, he said the award was still a little bit of a surprise.
Basic pistol training offered at Snoqualmie Valley Rifle Club
June 12, 2013
Snoqualmie Valley Rifle Club, on state Route 202 between the Tokul Fish Hatchery and the Salish Lodge/Snoqualmie Falls, is offering a two-day basic pistol class June 29-30.
Trent Riley named one of the boys you should have seen
June 12, 2013
One of the state’s best receivers in football, Mount Si High School’s Trent Riley, was a Seattle Times all-state selection.
After missing the 2011 season with a knee injury that threatened to end his playing career, the UNLV-bound senior had 59 catches, 872 receiving yards and a school-record 22 touchdowns as a senior.
In basketball, he was first-team All-KingCo 3A/2A after averaging about 20 points.
Seattle Times announces all-league softball teams
June 12, 2013
KINGCO 3A/2A
First team
3B Rachael Picchena, Mount Si; OF Celine Fowler, Mount Si
Second team
C Britney Stevens, Mount Si; OF Lauren Smith, Mount Si
Honorable mention
Mount Si — Tamarra Crowe and Paige Wetherbee
Second annual tournament to support golf teams
June 12, 2013
Mount Si Golf Course is hosting the second annual fundraising tournament for the Mount Si High School golf teams. The event is an 8 a.m. shotgun tournament June 21, and costs $100 per player, or $400 per team with all profits going to support the team for equipment, training and competition fees. Entry fee includes greens fees, a meal and a chance to win prizes. Side game competitions will be available. Go to mtsigolf.com to register.
Registration open for the Iron Horse Relay Race
June 12, 2013
Organizers are gearing up for the second annual Adventure Sports Festival and Alaska Airlines Iron Horse Relay Race in September in North Bend.
Chris Lewis, one of the organizers, said registration has already begun for the 70-mile multisport relay race from Lake Keechelus to North Bend.
Hole-in-one
June 5, 2013
By Calder Productions
Steve Funk, of Snoqualmie, got a hole-in-one May 14 on TPC Snoqualmie Ridge Golf Course hole 17, photographer Curt Carlson said.”Side note, on the next hole, a par 5, Steve almost eagled it, his approach shot stopping within one foot of the hole and he tapped in his birdie putt.”
Do you want to play fall sports?
June 5, 2013
Do you want to play football? Boys golf, soccer, or tennis? Girls volleyball, swimming or diving? Cross country?
Mount Si High School is encouraging students to pick up a clearance packet in the main office.
Or print one here: http://www.svsd410.org//site/Default.aspx?PageID=1003
Clearance packets are due June 10th.
Also, please make sure you have a current sports physical on file. Athletes need one every 24 months.
Contact the Athletic Department if you have any questions or to check the date of your last physical: 425-831-8103 or email evensene@svsd410.org.
Mountain Biking Team races for a win
June 5, 2013
Despite less than ideal weather conditions, the Mount Si High School Mountain Biking Team had a strong start to the season in its first race at Fort Steilacoom April 7, according to a press release from the team.
Of the 13 teams in the invitational, Mount Si’s placed fourth overall, losing the third-place ranking to Bainbridge Composite by a small margin.
