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Soldier spends holidays deployed BY GREG ALLMAIN gallmain@fedwaymirror.com
Tanner Weber, a Lance Corporal in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves and a 2005 graduate of Federal Way High School, is experiencing his first holiday season deployed.
Weber, currently stationed in Delaram, Afghanistan, says it’s hard to be away from home, but finds the support from home, and the support of his fellow soldiers, to be more than enough. “It’s hard to be deployed during the holidays,” Weber said on the
phone from Afghanistan. “Especially not being around friends and family. It’s weird having a Christmas in a place that’s foreign. Luckily, we’ve got a good group of guys here to celebrate it.” Weber said the buildings at his base in Delaram have decorations,
and that the mess hall has Christmas trees. He and fellow soldiers recently received stockings to help increase their holiday cheer. Along with all those reminders of the holidays, Weber says the occasional holiday song pops up on his [ more SOLDIER, page 8 ]
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Kevin and Pam Houck take their Christmas lights seriously. The Federal Way couple decorate their home at 32540 42nd Place SW with up to 45,000 lights. Kevin even decorates his neighbors’ houses, with their blessing, bringing the grand total to almost 85,000 lights. Over the past 19 years the Houcks have lived in their house, the setup has grown a little larger. Installation begins around mid-October, and they turn on the lights on the first Friday in December. The lights will stay on through New Year’s Day. ANDY HOBBS, The Mirror
Pastor clings to life after UPS truck crash BY ANDY HOBBS editor@federalwaymirror.com
Mark Haukaas and his wife, Leeza, on their wedding July 17, 2010. COURTESY PHOTO
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The pastor of a Federal Way church is slowly recovering from critical injuries he suffered after a UPS truck pinned him to a tree. Mark Haukaas is expected to survive following the accident, which took place about 7:45 p.m. Dec. 14 in the 36000 block of 1st Avenue South. The Federal Way resident was working part time as a UPS helper, delivering packages for the Christmas season. The UPS truck reportedly went over an embankment, ejecting Haukaas before pinning him against a tree for nearly 40 minutes. Rescue crews had to use
the jaws of life. The truck’s driver suffered minor injuries, according to a police report. The Federal Way Police Department’s major accident team responded to the incident and is conducting an investigation. The cause of the accident has not been reported at this time. Haukaas, 53, has been undergoing multiple surgeries at Harborview Medical Center. His injuries include two collapsed lungs, three broken ribs, multiple broken bones in his face, a fractured wrist and a cracked vertebrae in his neck, said longtime friend Margaret Sackett. “He is going to be OK. We think he’s going to live, but he has
a really long way to go,” Sackett said, noting hopeful signs of recovery. “He recognizes when people are there he has been alert at times.” On Saturday, he was alert enough to ask for his wife, Leeza. The couple has been married since July 2010. “He realized his wife was there, and he held her hand for 10 minutes,” Sackett said. “He would not let go of her hand.” About a year and a half ago, Haukaas founded Maranatha Grace Assembly in Federal Way. The church has about 25 members and meets at Lakota Middle School. Don Tuggle will help lead [ more PASTOR, page 2 ]
Federal Way Public Schools seeks approval of an Equipment, Programs and Operations (EPO) levy to continue taxpayer funding for basic education across the district. The district also seeks approval for a capital levy aimed at rebuilding Federal Way High School, along with revamping playgrounds at several elementary schools. Both levy proposals will depend on Federal Way voters in a February special election. Sally McLean, assistant superintendent of financial services, re-iterated the need the district has for the levies during the school board meeting Dec. 13. McLean broke down what the approximately $45 million EPO levy does, and shared an additional component of the capital levy. “Almost 80 percent of that $45 million is spent on what we would consider basic education,” McLean said of the EPO levy. “About 11 percent of our total EPO levy goes to support [ more SCHOOLS, page 2 ]
[2] December 24, 2011 [ PASTOR from page 1] the church while Haukaas recovers. The two have known each other more than 30 years and attended Bible college together. “I’ve been up there almost every day since last Thursday morning‌ I’ve seen great improvement each day,â€? Tuggle said of his friend’s condition. “I asked if he wanted me to take over the church, and he nodded his head and gave me the thumbs sign.â€?
[ SCHOOLS from page 1] students with special needs. Eight percent goes to support transportation, and 2 percent of that goes to support our English Language Learner (ELL) program.â€? Calling those numbers the big view of the EPO levy, McLean then shared a more specific breakdown of EPO funds and how they relate to programs throughout the district and the district’s overall budget. “23 percent of what we consider basic education, or what we see that we operate on a day-to-day basis, $34.3 million is coming from the EPO levy,â€? McLean said. “One way to think about that‌ is that almost one in four of our employees is paid for out of the EPO levy.â€? The EPO levy covers 20 percent of the total special education services budget
www.federalwaymirror.com Tuggle said the church’s congregation will carry on as if Haukaas were there. “I said, ‘Mark, hurry up and get well so you can come back and take control of the ship,’� Tuggle said. “He’s gonna pull through it. We’ve got faith in God that he’s gonna pull through it.� A donation fund is being set up at Key Bank locations. People may donate at any branch to the “Mark Haukaas Benefit Fund.� The account number is 470051012123.
for the district, McLean said. Along with that, $3.2 million goes toward transportation, which is approximately 44 percent of the district’s transportation budget. The aforementioned ELL program gets $1 million from the EPO levy, representing almost one-third of that program’s total budget.
Playgrounds With the $60 million construction levy mostly going toward the rebuilding/remodeling of Federal Way High School, McLean said some of the money will be earmarked to help with play structures and play areas at 19 of the district’s elementary schools. Nine schools are the top priority: Lake Doloff, Silverlake, Camelot, Mark Twain, Olympic View, Wildwood, Nautilus, Rainier View and Sherwood Forest.
“The top nine, we are looking at resurfacing and play structure replacements,� McLean said. The remaining 10 schools — Adelaide, Brigadoon, Enterprise, Green Gables, Lake Grove, Meredith Hill, Mirror Lake, Star Lake, Twin Lakes and Woodmont — are slated for playground equipment upgrades if the capital levy is approved. McLean said there is a fair amount of excitement for these playground projects, citing conversations she’s had with various staff members throughout the district. The capital levy will run for six years, with the replacements and upgrades of the playground equipment and surfaces to be spaced out over the sixyear life of the levy. Both levies will be on the ballot for Feb. 14, 2012. To learn more, visit www. fwps.org/info/levy.
Washington nets $60 million for early learning programs kindergarten in Washington each year will hit the ground running,� Hyde It was recently ansaid. “We were bold and nounced that Washington ambitious in writing our was selected as a winner in application, and we will be the Race to the Top equally ambitious as Early Learning Chalwe use these funds lenge federal grant EDUCATION to build the early program, meaning learning system our the state could see children deserve.� up to $60 million The grant funding in federal funds over will be used in three the next four years. The areas over the next four program is aimed at ensuryears: ing “all children start school t &YQBOEJOH UIF 8BTIready to succeed.� ington Kindergarten A total of 35 states, plus Inventory of Developing Washington, D.C., and Skills (WaKIDS), which Puerto Rico, competed for is used to assess a child’s the grant funding. Nine readiness for kindergarten. states were chosen to The states hopes to include receive the funding to all students by school year strengthen early learning 2014-15. and development programs. t 5BLJOH UP TDBMF UIF Bette Hyde, director of states’ quality rating and the state Department of improvement system, Early Learning, said this which helps early learngrant is a significant advan- ing programs improve the tage to children. quality of care and educa“This incredible opportu- tion they provide to young nity means that more than children and provides 73,000 children who start information on quality to BY GREG ALLMAIN
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families t &OIBODJOH UIF TUBUF professional development system by offering awards and incentives to those who work with and care for young children Gov. Chris Gregoire feels the awarding of this grant money is recognition that Washington State continues to be among the best at education. “Washington is a leader in the nation and the federal administration gets that,� the governor said. “Educating our young children is a passion for me and it’s gratifying to see it pay off. With the incredible research happening at the Institute for Learning and Brain Sciences at the University of Washington, our nonprofit partner Thrive by Five Washington, and the New Frontiers Innovation partnership with Harvard University, we are making historic progress on helping every child get the start in life they need and deserve.�
weeks of Dec. 26-30 and Jan. 2-6. The city notes that all ornaments and lights need to be removed, and if a tree is over 6 feet tall, it should be cut in half. Decorated or flocked trees cannot be composted and will be charged as garbage, according to the city. That disheveled wrapping paper will be collected on regular recycling collection days by the city at no additional charge. If residents experience overflow because of wrapping paper, they can place the discarded pare in cardboard boxes, paper bags or durable containers labeled “recycling.� Food scraps and food-soiled paper can be placed in curbside yard waste containers for compost collection. The city recommends wrapping food scrap items in newspaper or paper bags, or placed in biodegradable bags. Food scraps consist of meat, bones, dairy, vegetables and the like, while food-soiled paper includes napkins, paper towels, pizza boxes and so on. To learn more about recycling , visit www.cityoffederalway.com/recycling.
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Failure of the new grading system I am writing related to the adoption of the Standards Based Grading system by Federal Way Public Schools. I attended the recent school board meeting. The wide range of the academic backgrounds of the frustrated students who took the time to speak at the Dec. 13 school board meeting dramatically illustrated to me the failure of the new grading system. According to a statement made by Superintendent Rob Neu in the Dec. 17 article published in the
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Federal Way weekend TV guide t ić F 1SJDF *T 3JHIUw (9 a.m., Ch. 7): Popular game show has contestants voting for a pair of levy proposals in February 2012 that benefit Federal Way schools. Top prizes include an extension of an operating tax that citizens already pay, and an overhaul of the city’s namesake high school. t i%S 1IJMw (10:30 a.m., Ch. 9): Guests include Federal Way Public Schools, which will revise a controversial grading system that has baffled and frustrated the community for an entire semester. Dr. Phil said of the system, “I can get a rabbit to hug a hound, but I don’t think I can get her to think this is OK.� t i"MM .Z 'FEFSBM 8BZ $IJMESFOw (11 a.m., Ch. 4): Long-running series focuses on children’s holiday charity drives. Special guest stars include the Multi-Service Center, Christmas House and South King Fire and Rescue. t ić JT 0ME )PVTFw (12:30 p.m., PBS): Bob Vila visits the West Hylebos Wetlands Park to examine the Barker and Denny cabins. The latter received much-needed remodeling with help from the Historical Society of Federal Way. t i$FMFCSJUZ .VE 8SFTUMJOHw (4 p.m., ESPN): Federal Way Mayor Skip Priest takes on Sound Transit CEO Joni Earl for the grand prize, a piece of the elusive light rail pie that will cost Federal Way taxpayers about $13.5 million per year, the city claims. (warning: profanity, nudity) t i7FUFSBOT .POVNFOUw (5 p.m., History Channel): Documentary shows the cultural and economic impact of a tribute to veterans in Federal Way. Hosted by Grandpa, who fought in World War II at the Battle of the Bulge.
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Remember the “Craigslist� murder of James Sanders in Edgewood? In that case, a local homeowner was killed by three men and a woman that invaded his home and terrorized his family. That case — and others like it — has people in Washington thinking about what happens before, during and after a shooting. Many local armed citizens have attended the Firearms Academy of Seattle. Marty Hayes, a former law enforcement instructor who started the FAS facility in Onalaska, Wash., has a law degree and teaches the law of self-defense, right alongside other practical aspects of shooting. Marty has been calling the Legislature’s attention to a 2005 Washington State Supreme Court ruling that could make it harder for armed citizens to defend ourselves in court in cases involving self-defense. In the 2005 case of State v. Brightman, the defendant and another man got into a fight near Titlow Beach in Tacoma. The defendant pulled a gun during the fight and killed his opponent. Then, Brightman claimed that he shot the gun by accident — he was only trying to pistol whip the victim. The defendant made an unsuccessful attempt to argue self-defense in court. The Brightman court decision stated plainly that defendants claiming self-defense shouldn’t also claim that their gun went off by accident. Whatever the merits of the Brightman decision, some legislators in Olympia are hoping to make Washington law more favorable for armed homeowners (and less favorable to crews like the ones that committed the Craiglist murder in nearby Edgewood). Senate Bill 5418 would give Washingtonians a “Castle Doctrine� law. There is presently no duty to retreat if you are in your home, place of business or another place where you have a right to be. SB 5418 is important because it would create a presumption that a homeowner is justified in using deadly force to stop a home invasion. With cuts in law enforcement imminent on every side, the law stands a chance of being enacted. The law in Washington is already fairly clear when it comes to defending your home. Prosecutors in Washington are usually very careful in applying the law of self-defense in such situations. Even though you are normally on safe ground defending your home with deadly force, things can get very dicey in cases of road rage and carjackings. Unique facts are presented in each case where there is a claim of self-defense, and there [ more KNAPP page 5 ]
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To submit an item or photo for publication in The Mirror: email editor@federalwaymirror.com; mail attn Letters, Federal Way Mirror, 31919 1st Ave. S., Suite 101, Federal Way, WA 98003. fax (253) 925-5750. Letters may be edited for style, clarity and length. Federal Way Mirror, the principle reasons for the adoption of the new grading system are to decrease the current 27 percent high school dropout rate and to improve the academic performance of college-bound students. I fail to see the connection between the adoption of a complex and difficult to implement grading system and an increase in the rate of successful high school graduation. Smaller class size, dedicated teachers, innovative and creative
curriculum, and family support are proven predictors of student success. The extensive amount of time that teachers and administrators are devoting to the implementation of the SBG system could be better devoted to more proven ways to engage students and families. The revisions to the grading system announced by Superintendent Neu at the recent school board meeting are probably necessary to prevent large numbers
of college-bound high school students from having failing grades recorded on their transcripts. The willingness of administrators to address these problems and listen to public comment is laudable. However, with only three weeks remaining in the first semester, one must wonder how effectively and consistently principals and teachers will be able to implement the (optional) grading changes. Finally, I question the additional financial cost required
to implement the new grading system. I believe that both the initial purchase setup cost and the annual ongoing support cost of the Global Scholar.com grading software should be public information. A comparison of the cost of the new grading system with the cost of the old system should also be shared. The allocation of additional money and resources to purchase and implement a new grading system seems particularly unwise in the current environment of budget reductions and a shrinking tax base.
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Breakfast for the homeless I am a Pacific Islander (Samoan). I work for the API/Chaya Safety Center in Downtown Seattle. I am President of U.T.O.P.I.A. Seattle (United Territorial of Pacific Island Alliance) and the LGBTQ Pacific Island community. I’m Samoan and just wanted to pass on information in regards to a project that I have involved my many siblings with. Due to the economy as well as the holidays, I felt that such (a burden)has been put on not-so-fortunate families. It has always been a passion of mine to get involved with the community and volunteer services. I felt that even our Pacific Island communities should get involved more in terms of such a contribution. I felt it would be a great influence to our children in our Pacific Island communities to get involved and volunteer for community service. On Christmas Day, my family and I will be preparing breakfast for the Federal Way homeless shelter (New Hope). I believe we will be serving 50 or more during Christmas Day. I have gathered all my family members, especially my nephews and nieces, for such tasks as making a Christmas breakfast for the people under such circumstances. I believe it’s a great influence for our children as well as families. It’s important that we break down the cultural barriers and realize that such a matter is global and we must always influence the importance of giving.
Tiare Fidow, Federal Way
Adventures with local gym memberships With regard to a letter titled “Boo to Bally closure,” I too was a Bally member, joining it in 1978 as Pac West and converting to a lifetime “no dues” membership in 1980. My wife and I were told of the closure of the Bally club on 1st Avenue South in Federal Way, and directed to the LA Fitness in Federal Way across from Costco to discuss our options. We were met by the manager on duty who introduced himself as Joel Townsend. He informed us that LA Fitness was not going to honor any lifetime members, but we were welcome to use the
club free for 30 days. As you can imagine, I was not at all pleased, and told him that I would be calling the Attorney General’s office in the morning, to which he replied that several people had said the same thing that were in our position. Two weeks later, he ap-
proached me in the gym to tell me that LA Fitness had changed their minds (albeit from bad press) and asked me to come see him on my way out. After meeting with him and getting our membership cards, he shook my
hand and thanked me for my patients with a smile. My point is this, with regard to your article, at no time was he anything but polite, professional and courteous, and I do not feel the article reflects that.
Craig Crippen, Federal Way
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SOUNDERS FC WILL HOST OPEN TRYOUT JAN. 21-22 The Seattle Sounders FC will hold open tryouts on January 21-22, 2012, at the team’s training fields at the Starfire Sports Complex in Tukwila. Tryouts will be conducted from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. The tryouts are open to male soccer players ages 18 years and older. Tryouts will feature small-sided as well as 11v11 games. Players will be assessed by members of the Sounders FC technical and coaching staffs, including Head Coach Sigi Schmid, General Manager Adrian Hanauer and Technical Director Chris Henderson. In addition, other approved assessors will oversee the tryouts including goalkeeper coaches. The registration cost for each player is $125. Space is limited and will be filled on a first come, first serve basis. To register, visit SoundersFC. com/opentryouts. Once applications are accepted participants will receive email notification.
TJ grad seeking to start his own foundation that he hopes will assist Federal Way Boys and Girls Club BY CASEY OLSON
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People always talk about “living the dream.” The difference is, Lamar Neagle is actually doing it. The 2005 Thomas Jefferson High School grad is getting paid to play the sport he loves for his hometown Major League Soccer (MLS) team. It doesn’t get much better than that. But that wasn’t enough for the 26-year-old Seattle Sounders FC forward. Neagle wants to be known as more than just a professional soccer player. He wants to make a difference in the community where he grew up. Neagle is currently working with the Jimi Hendrix Foundation with the ultimate goal of starting his own in the near future. He hopes the Neagle Foundation is up and running by the time the Sounders’ new season is up and running in the spring. According to Neagle, the main beneficiary of his foundation will be the Federal Way Boys and Girls Club. It’s an organization that is near and dear. As a first-grader, he began his soccer career playing for the Boys and Girls Club. And while a lot of his not-as-talented friends moved onto select soccer teams, Neagle remained with the Boys and Girls Club for years. “I remember I asked my mom if I could play for the club teams and she told me that we didn’t have the money to do it,” Neagle said. “So I ended up going to the Boys and Girls Club and playing soccer, baseball and basketball. It was a place for me and my brother to go when my mom was working.” Neagle has already met with Shelly Puariea, the executive director of the Boys and Girls Club in Federal Way, regarding what kind of role he and his foundation will have at the facility. “I want to stop by and hang out and not just give money,” Neagle said. “Any-
Thomas Jefferson grad Lamar Neagle tallied seven goals, including a hat trick, for the Sounders FC during the 2011 season. Neagle was one of 11 players protected before the MLS Expansion Draft earlier this month, securing his place in Seattle. FILE PHOTO body can do that.” According to Neagle, his work won’t end with just the Federal Way Boys and Girls Club. He has done work with America SCORES (where he spoke to the program’s students at their recent poetry slam), the Sounders FC Junior Alliance and was featured at a recent assembly at Lake Grove Elementary School in Federal Way. Neagle is hoping to take over as the Sounders’ voice in the community, which suffered a huge setback when the team left defender James Riley unprotected during the MLS Expansion Draft. The Montreal Impact selected Riley, who was recently named the Sounders FC Humanitarian of the Year for the second straight season. “James Riley has done so much for the community and I want to follow in his footsteps,” Neagle said. “James not being with the team is going to leave a pretty big hole.” The 2011 season was definitely a breakout for Neagle on the MLS stage. The forward finished with seven total goals, including the club’s second-ever hat trick. The three-goal performance against the Columbus Crew earned him MLS Player of the Week, named by the North American Soccer Reporters (NASR). By the end of the season, Neagle was play-
ing in every game for head coach Sigi Schmid, mostly off the bench. He tallied his seventh goal of the year during the second leg of the Western Conference Semifinals against Real Salt Lake. The Sounders showed even more confidence in Neagle when they protected him in the recent MLS Expansion Draft. The team was only able to protect 11 total players. “As one of the guys that was coming off the bench, I was kind of on the radar,” Neagle said. “So I didn’t know who they were going to protect. I think I found out a few hours before the protected list came out and I just started getting congratulations.” But Neagle’s journey to the Seattle Sounders didn’t happen overnight. It’s actually one of perseverance. Just one short year ago, Neagle was about as far away from his Federal Way home as possible. He was playing professional soccer in Mariehamn, Finland. The lower-level European league in Finland was actually Neagle’s third stop during his 2010 soccer journey. He started the year in the Sounders’ training camp after spending the 2009 season on Seattle’s reserve roster. He was waived after the 2009 [ more NEAGLE page 10 ]
Basketball: Beamer and Federal Way tied atop SPSL South BY CASEY OLSON sports@fedwaymirror.com
The Todd Beamer boys basketball team will hold first place in the South Puget Sound League South Division at least until the New Year. The Titans (7-2 overall, 5-1 SPSL South) put together an impressive 75-64 win over a good Spanaway Lake team Tuesday. The Titans are tied with 5-1 Federal Way. Beamer controlled a bulk of the game in Spanaway, jumping out to a 60-42 lead after three quarters. Senior Thomas Rhodes led four Beamer players in double figures with a season-high 25 points. Roosevelt Jones finished with 20, Juwan Flowers had 16 and Luscious Brown chipped in 10.
Federal Way — The Eagles (4-3 overall, 4-1 SPSL South) got back on track in the South Puget Sound League South Division with an 88-72 win over Rogers Tuesday night at home. The Eagles, coming off their first SPSL loss of the season to Curtis, got a huge all-around game from 6-foot-5 sophomore Brayon Blake, who finished with 31 points, 14 rebounds and five assists. Sophomore Deonte Anderson finished with 17 points and Anthony Rogers and DeeShawn Tucker both chipped in 12 points each. Jefferson — The Raiders (2-5 overall, 2-4 SPSL North) fell behind the Auburn Trojans early and couldn’t fight back Tuesday night, losing 59-52 in an SPSL North Division contest.
Jefferson got 16 points from Daryon James and 15 from Daniel Park. JJ Ruffin led three Trojans in double figures with 16.
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Federal Way — The Eagles moved to 5-1 in the SPSL South with a 61-50 win over the Rogers Rams Tuesday in Federal Way. Federal Way got 20 points from Raven Benton and 15 from Dyesha Belhumeur. The Eagles will travel to Idaho on Dec. 27 to take on Post Falls High School in a non-league contest. Jefferson — The Raiders (4-5 overall, 2-5 SPSL North) made a fierce comeback in the fourth quarter to beat the Auburn Trojans Tuesday, 44-38, in SPSL North action. Jefferson outscored Auburn, 20-9, during the fourth to erase a five-point third quarter
lead. The Raiders got 22 points from junior Jada Piper and 11 from Christy Kullberg. Beamer — The Titans (5-4 overall, 2-4 SPSL South) were upended on their home court Tuesday by the Spanaway Lake Sentinels, 58-55. Spanaway Lake built an eight-point lead at halftime, which was too much for Beamer to overcome. The Titans were led by 21 points from senior Meghan Graf and got 19 from Megan Huff during the loss. Decatur — The Gators (1-4 overall) were beaten up Tuesday night by the secondranked Class 4A team in the state, Mount Rainier, 64-22. The unbeaten Rams got 30 points from Brittany McPhee. Decatur was led by the 10 points of A’yesia Rogers during the contest.
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season, re-signed by the Sounders before the team’s next training camp and then eventually cut. “It was always kind of motivation to me when I got cut,� Neagle said. “It helped keep me going.� The adversity didn’t deter Neagle. After being let go by the Sounders, he signed on to play with the Charleston (S.C.) Battery of the United Soccer Leagues. Neagle’s team not only won the league championship, but he was named the Most Valuable Player after tallying 12 goals. Neagle then signed with Mariehamn, where he scored two goals in just five matches for the Finland side before getting the call to come back to his hometown Sounders. “That is another reason for starting this foundation,� Neagle said. “Seattle is the perfect place for me to do it. If I played in Dallas or something, it wouldn’t be as easy to start up. It’s amazing that I get to play in my hometown.� But getting cut wasn’t anything new to Neagle. During his teenage years, he was actually left off select teams in the Federal Way area, before winning a state championship at TJ his senior year and earning a scholarship to the Univer-
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