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High SChool winter Sports preview Real determination
Courtney McKinney, Molly Hammontree, Kaelyn Campbell, Sarah Stauffer
Who’s got game? Experience is the hallmark of the Red Wolves boys’ basketball team this year. This group of seasoned athletes, led by six seniors and last year’s league MVP, are counting on their experience to lead them through a challenging season, all the way to the Sundome in Yakima. “Everybody’s going to be tough this year,” said senior and cocaptain Zach Taylor, a strategic guard whose strong shooting, averaging almost 20 points per game, helped him to the honor of Cascade Conference MVP last season. “There are no bad teams,” added senior Brett Young during a recent practice. Not many teams will have the same seniority as Cedarcrest’s, though, with half a varsity lineup of seniors who’ve played basketball together since grade school, backed up mostly by juniors. “We have a solid team,” said head coach Mark Prince, “and these kids have high expectations this year.” Last year’s near miss at the regional tournament -- Cedarcrest lost by one point in a first-round heartbreaker -- has inspired the 2012-13 Red Wolves, and their coach, to be ready for all comers, from their perennial rival Kings, to their love-hate Clockwise from bottom left, left, Zach Taylor, John Soule, Jerry Gates, Bennett Minnie, Austin match-ups with the Sultan Turks. Patsy, and Brett Young. Co-captains are Taylor, Minnie, and Jordan Corpus, not pictured.
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Friday, Dec. 7 • Cedarcrest hosts Coupeville, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11 • Cedarcrest at S. Whidbey, 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 14 • Cedarcrest hosts Sultan, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 18 • Cedarcrest at Archbishop Murphy, 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 28 • At Bellingham, 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2 • Cedarcrest hosts Granite Falls, 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 4 • Cedarcrest at Kings, 7 p.m.
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The basketball court at Cedarcrest High School has been a virtual stomping grounds for seniors Molly Hammontree, Courtney McKinney, Sarah Stauffer and Kaelyn Campbell. For four years, these four seniors have started on varsity. This year could well be their year, to do things the Red Wolf girls team has never done. “We want to be the first Cedarcrest girls team to win the league championship, and the first to go to state in the history of the school,” says head coach Brad Knowles, who’s helmed the program for two years. “We hold ourselves accountable in practice, and work hard against each other to get better,” McKinney says. With their time on varsity, “we’ve helped build up the program,” says Campbell. “It’s been through hard work.” Campbell, ar post, is personally working to rebound and score when she gets the shot. “We’re really fast,” she says. “We can run teams to death.” Hammontree, who spent the fall hustling as a cross country athlete, says basketball is the most team-oriented sport she plays. “We’ve played together since fifth grade,” she adds.
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Jason Smith, Trent Riley, Tyler Button, Tyler McCreadie, Levi Botten, Eli Gogan, Jack Nelson, Griffin McLain, Beau Shain
Thursday, Dec. 6 • Mount Si hosts Lake Washington Thursday, Dec. 13 • Mount Si hosts Sammamish Thursday, Dec. 20 • Mount Si at Mercer Island Thursday, Jan. 10 • Mount Si at Bellevue Thursday, Jan. 17 • Mount Si hosts Bellevue Thursday, Jan. 24 • Mount Si hosts Mercer Island. Saturday, Jan. 26 • JV invite at Ballard Saturday, Feb. 2. • Kingco Championships, site TBD
Their time to shine
Once you’re a die-hard gymnast, there’s no going back. That’s certainly the case for Mount Si’s crop of seniors this winter. Hannah Richmond, Elizabeth Holmes and Jessica Trotto have been on the varsity team all four years of high school. Coach Jessica Easthope has watched them grow up in front of her eyes. “They were all talented, as people, which has only improved their gymnastics,” she says. “They have all just blossomed.” Trotto, a captain, remains part of the team. But a back injury will likely keep her on the sidelines. Expect Trotto to support her team mentally and vocally, helping encourage younger gymnasts while having her varsity team’s back. Junior Carissa Castagno, and sophomores Jenn Rogers, Mackenzie Brown and Hailey Johnson are all expected to be important players in the Wildcats’ core team. Rogers went furthest last season, the highest scorer in a complete contingent at state, where Mount Si took fifth. The team was undefeated last season, taking second at districts. Mount Si has high expectations of returning to state. Easthope hopes to see the team break into the top three. “This team is the best we’ve had so far,” said Richmond. “If we work hard at it, we can definitely get there.” “I’ve definitely seen a lot of improvement from everybody so far,” Holmes says—particularly on beam. “That will be the secret to state.” “The main key is confidence,” Trotto said. “That can make or break you.”
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One year ago, two players that would otherwise have made big impacts to the Mount Si boys team were riding pine due to injury. Now, Trent Riley, a senior, and Tyler McCreadie, a junior, are back from the sidelines. Expect them to make a big difference this year on a reloaded team that includes varsity-experienced players Levi Botten, Jason Smith, and Griffin McLain, Beau Shain, Tyler Button and Jack Nelson. Eli Gogan moves up from junior varsity, while Parker Dumas looks to make an impact as a freshman newcomer. “All our guys are older and bigger,” said Botten. “We’re going to come together more, be a closer-knit team than last year.” Smith, who will share shooting duties with Riley, puts high expectations on the team, and has his eye on Mercer and Bellevue. To make up for lost time, Riley’s got definite goals. “I want to do the best I can,” specifically league awards and player honors. He’s put in time with a top club, Friends of Hoops. As a point guard, it should be exciting to see how this highly athletic, offensive player of the year in football, transitions to the game.
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Look for team building experiences to make a difference as the 2012 Mount Si girls basketball team comes together. “Last year we were really close as a team,” said senior guard Katie Swain. “That was really reflected in our play.” Mount Si girls ended last winter in a heartbreak in-or-out game at Bellevue. Senior guard Grace Currie wants to see the team, new players included, go beyond the league barrier. “I think everyone will,” she said. Teams that these Wildcats have their eyes on include Juanita and Bellevue. Mount Si is connecting to that end. On any given day, “We’re here with each other,” says Currie. Molly Sellers, another senior, has been out with a knee injury, but is excited to return soon. She brings a crucial shooting component. Also, look for sophomore Elizabeth Prewitt to make a difference in games this year. She stepped up for useful shooting last season. Katy Lindor, who comes from a family with a long line of siblings on varsity, is expected to do a good job of getting players the ball and keeping things spread out on the floor. You can follow Mount Si girls basketball at http://www.mshsgirlsbasketball.com/
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Experience pays off
The Wildcat wrestling team will benefit from a depth that comes from years of experience on the mat. Mount Si, under four-year head coach Tony Schlotfedlt, includes a set of varsity returning seniors including Nate Whited (220 pounds), Tim Corrie (182), Max Kenaghy (160), Mitch Rorem (195), Cole Palmer (170) and Bruce Stuart (145). “We’re going to do pretty well this year,” predicts Whited, who returns at 220. He took fourth in Kingco last year; overall, Mount Si was Kingco’s champion team. This sport prepares him for a career goal with the U.S. Marines. He runs two miles daily and works out after school. He’s pumped about beating rival and potentially toughest competitor, Mercer Island. Every sports fuels another sport for Tim Corrie, who will wrestle at 182. He ran this fall on the Mount Si cross-country team, one of the faster boys, and lifted weights. Wrestling is a big focus, but it also powers up the balanced senior for track. Corrie seeks to master a few more moves, and “This year, I want to make state, not just by a little bit, but by a lot,” he says. Stuart recalls being caught early and laid flat by a Bellevue opponent late last season. Ever since, he’s been hungry for a rematch, pushing the cardio, running plenty, and working on speed. He expects the Wildcats to send plenty of wrestlers to state. “We have the mentality now,” he says. “We went from a team that wanted to do well at league to a team who thinks we can place at state.”
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Look to seniors Carlos Toledano and Nick Decker to lead the pack of Red Wolves wrestlers this winter. Toledano, who will hold down the 152-pound class, and Decker, expected to weigh in at about 140, trained hard for the season. They’re back and looking strong. Toledano took fifth in state last season, and wrestles extensively, year-round, with Snoqualmie Valley Wrestling Club. Both boys took part in an intensive two-week camp this summer to build their skills. Wrestling is life for Toledano. “I dedicate my life to it. It’s all I do all year,” he says. Combatting illness, he took fifth at state last year. His goal this year: To be a state champion. He wants to see his team push to succeed. Practice is important. “You can’t have a lazy partner—you won’t get any better,” Toledano says. “You have to push each other. You both have to be driven, or else you’ll take shortcuts.” Decker got to regionals last year, and like Toledano, he’s hungry for a title. Both attended the same two-week camp in Oregon this year. “It was tough,” Decker said, with an emphasis on running and wrestling. Smaller in numbers this winter, this team, he says, is a unique group. “There’s no one else like us,” Decker says. “Just keep pushing,” he advises his teammates. “You can’t give up.”
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Lady Eagles end season on a high note The Snoqualmie Middle School “Lady Eagles” Volleyball program ended on a positive note for all four teams. Each team had more wins than losses, with the seventh grade varsity squad going undefeated for the season. The eighth grade varsity and junior varsity teams compiled a 6-2 record while the seventh grade JV team posted a 5-3 season. All four teams celebrated with an end-of-season awards party recognizing the accomplishments of each team. For eighth grade varsity, Mady Privatsky was most improved; Chaija Olsson is most inspirational; Kallin Spiller is most valuable; Courteney Carr received the coaches’ award. For eighth grade junior varsity, Alyssa Talbert was most improved. Coral Harder was most inspirational and Meagan Wayne was named most valuable player. Among seventh grade varsity, Renee Anderson was named most improved, Haley Benham was most inspirational, Tatyana
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