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Bainbridge Roller Hockey skates into divisional playoffs BY LUCIANO MARANO Bainbridge Island Review
A multi-divisional daylong tournament kicked off what will be the climax of another season of summer roller hockey on Bainbridge Island Saturday, July 26 at Battle Point Park. There, the Bainbridge Roller Hockey League held matches between teams throughout its three agebased divisions to decide the lineup for playoffs, which began Wednesday. Season championships are slated to be held at Battle Point Park beginning with the D1 consolation match at 9 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 2. Matches begin approximately on the hour following the first game, with the league awards ceremony scheduled for 7 p.m. Several players were specifically recognized by BRHL president Dawn Janow TURN TO HOCKEY | A16
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Bainbridge Roller Hockey began divisional playoffs Wednesday, August 30, after a daylong series of tournaments Saturday. Season championships are slated to be held at Battle Point Park beginning with the D1 consolation match at 9 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 2.
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Sallie Marx
All American honors for Marx in lacrosse BAINBRIDGE - Sallie Marx, a standout player on this year’s Spartans girls lacrosse team, has been named a US Lacrosse High School All American. Marx was a senior midfielder on this year’s team at Bainbridge High. She was one of 17 prep lacrosse players in Washington state to earn honors this year as a US Lacrosse High School All American. Nine boys and 80 girls from 12 high schools in Seattle, Snohomish, Auburn, Bainbridge Island and the Eastside were named to the national honor including second-year recipients Colin MacIlvennie (Eastside Catholic), Chase York (Mercer Island) and Camille Sullivan (Interlake). Marx was the lone Kitsap area
resident selected for the national award. She has committed to play NCAA Division III lacrosse at Pomona-Pitzer Colleges in Claremont, California. In recent years Washington state high school lacrosse student-athletes have increasingly been recognized on the national stage with 15 state preps tapped for All America honors in 2013 and 14 selected in 2012, according to the US Lacrosse – Washington State Chapter. Historically, a total of 74 boys and 48 girls from Washington state high schools have been named US Lacrosse All Americans.
Four runners come up big at Monday’s meet MEMORIAL STADIUM - Rowan Schick, AJ Stevens, Madison Stevens, Hannah Gray and Camden Brown each claimed a win in four separate events at Monday’s Kiwanis All-Comers Track Meet at Bainbridge High School. The meet also saw a plethora of three-time winners, including Gabi Frank, Addy Wilson, Anna Wachter, Sarah Salot, Elizabeth Patterson, Charlie Dilorio Triesch, Adrian King, Rebecca
Sharer and Evan Saint Clair. Monday’s event also marked a historic first for the muchloved community track meet, as all lanes for the Men’s Open 100-meter event were filled for the first time ever. The series continues through Monday, Aug. 25. For complete results from other past meets, visit www.jimwhiting.com. ALL-COMERS JULY 28 RESULTS 50 METERS Girls 3 & under: Arabella Ollivier 13.6, Emma Ferebee 14.6, Camila Garcia 17.42; Girls 4: Camden Brown 12.22, Abigail Schnee 13.4, Isabella Saint Clair 11.97; Girls 5: Addy Wilson 11.74, Gwen Weighall 12.3, Blakelynne Townsend 12.96; Girls 6: Madison Stevens 9.67, Elsa Wetzler 10.93; Girls 7: Anna Wachter 9.48, Iris Parsons 9.61, Tanna Eldon-Everts 10.18; Girls 8: Isabelle McLean tied with Elizabeth Patterson 9.63, Jessie Ryanczak 9.86; Girls 9 & 10: Hannah Gray 8.86, Emily Fox 9.31, Abi Curtis 9.462; Girls 11-13: Sarah Salot 8.63, Lucinda King 8.92, Amanda Fox 9.08; Boys 3 & under: Brady Treyve 13.94, Noah Lyger 15.4, Trevor Stewart 17.33; Boys 4: Michael Sanders 11.60, Dylan Von Feldt 12.83; Boys 5: Callan Ferebee tied with Jacob Stiepleman 10.63, Zach Ausmeier 12.53; Boys 6: Shep Horwitz 11.03, Eli Klasky 11.59, Colton Treyve 12.20; Boys 7: Ian Sanders 9.32, Sampson Murchie 9.35, Monte Horwitz 9.40; Boys 8: Rowan Schick 8.60, Graham Goll 8.82, Natan Atherton Schant 11.01; Boys 9: AJ Stevens 8.57, Landon White 8.69, Jayden Scott 8.76;
Boys 10: Charlie DiIorio Triesch 7.78, Brayden White 8.32, Calder Bischoff 9.04; Boys 11: Adrian King 7.88, Isaac Sriepleman 8.72, Kaden Amaden 9.74; Open: Evan Saint Clair 7.06, AJ Stevens 8.20 100 METERS Girls 3 & under: Arabella Ollivier 31.29, Kailani Yette 37.36, Nora Drugge 41.12; Girls 4: Camden Brown 25.74, Abigail Schnee 27.53, Abby Rose 30.89; Girls 5: Addy Wilson 25.07, Gwen Weighall 25.59, Blakelynne Townsend 27.42. Girls 6: Madison Stevens 21.95, Elsa Wetzler 23.93; Girls 7: Anna Wachter tied with Iris Parsons 19.16, Willa Sydor 21.52; Girls 8: Elizabeth Patterson 18.58, Isabelle McLean 19.08, Jessie Ryanczak 19.81; Girls 9 & 10: Hannah Gray 18.59, Claire Oliver 18.44, Emily Fox 18.63; Girls 11: Sarah Salot 18.00, Amanda Fox 18.16;, Jacqueline Hall 18.19; Girls 13 & 15: Gabi Frank 14.88, Michaela Leung 14.9, Lucinda King 17.29; Open: Rebecca Sharer, Erica Saint Clair 16.65, Claire Oliver 17.8; Boys 3 & under: Brady Treyve 30.31, Noah Cyger 30.2, Owie Ausmeier 33.69; Boys 4: Gage Graham, Michael Sanders 25.06, Dylan Von Feldt 26.40; Boys 5: Shep Horwitz tied with Callan Ferebee 21.30; Boys 6: Henry Rose 19.10, Howard Howlett 19.69, Sam Patterson 20.53; Boys 7: Duncan Bos 18.7, Sampson Murchie 18.75, Ian Sanders 19.08; Boys 8: Rowan Schick 15.40, Natan Atherton Schacht 18.34, Graham Goll 19.13; Boys 9: AJ Stevens 16.53, Jayden Scott 16.88, Landon White 17.19; Boys 10: Charlie DiIorio Triesch, Isaac Stiepleman, Kaden Amaden; Open: Evan Saint Clair 12.70, Kyle Meidell 13.54, Jason Ollivier 14.10. 60-METER HURDLES Girls 3 & under: Willa Wade-BangKnudsen 32.795, Kailani Yette 36.44;
Girls 4: Camden Brown 16.75, Abigail Schnee 17.81, Abby Rose 18.41; Girls 5: Addy Wilson 17.51, Jorie Coleman 17.62, Gwen Weighall 17.77; Girls 6: Madison Stevens 14.1, Elsa Wetzler 16.28, Kimberly Von Fledt 21.03; Girls 7: Annna Wachter 13.74, Iris Parsons 12.6, Annika Johnson 13.59; Girls 8: Isabelle McLean 11.71, Elizabeth Patterson 12.34; Girls 9 & 10: Hannah Gray 12.17, Claire Oliver 11.5, Emily Fox 11.85; Girls 11: Sarah Salot 111.56, Jacqueline Hall 11.2, Amanda Fox 11.5; Girls 13 & 14: Anna Banyas 9.70, Michaela Leung 9.75, Lucinda King 11.26; Boys 3 & under: Brady Treyve 23.40, Liam Ruddick 23.53, Owie Ausmeiar 23.59; Boys 4 (Heat 1): Dylan Van Feldt 15.70, Ethan Meidell 18.44, Gage Graham 25.7; Boys 4 (Heat 2): Dylan MacCulloch tied with Michael Sanders 15.85, Sterling Amaden 24.67; Boys 5: Jacob Stiepleman 14.41, Shep Horwitz 14.88, Sam Wachter 15.85; Boys 6: Henry Rose 12.12, Howard Howlett tied with Tomas Mclatosh 13.27; Boys 7: Charlie Hill 11.12, Ian Sanders 12.07, Duncan Bos 12.08; Boys 8: Rowan Schick 10.80, Natan Atherton Schacht 12.22, Graham Goll 12.63; Boys 9: AJ Stevens 10.19, Landon White 10.19, Ezra Stiepleman 10.20; Boys 10: Charlie DiIorio Triesch 11.1, Brayden White 11.56, Calder Bischoff 11.59 ; Boys 11: Adrian King 9.87, Isaac Stiepleman 10.28, Kaden Amaden 13.61; Coed Open: Rebecca Sharar, Claire Oliver 11.95, Henry Oliver 12.59. 200 METERS Girls 4 & under: Camden Brown 58.80, Abigail Schnee 1:04.37, Isabella Saint Clair 1:06.31, Girls 5 & 6: Madison Stevens 43.24, Elsa Wetzler 58.21;
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