Class 4A
1. Skyline- Defeated Liberty 62-27
2. Eastlake- Defeated Central Kitsap 35-14
T-3. Bellarmine Prep- Defeated Bishop Blanchet 42-0
T-3. Chiawana- Defeated Hanford 24-0
5. Ferris- Defeated University 42-14
6. Kentlake- Defeated Auburn Riverside 49-7
7. Olympia- Defeated Tumwater 34-7
8. Bothell- Defeated Union 27-10
9. Federal Way- Defeated Graham-Kapowsin 37-14
10. Mead- Defeated North Central 47-7
Others receiving votes: Bethel, Skyview, Issaquah, Kentwood, Curtis

Class 3A
1. Bellevue- Defeated Oaks Christian (Westlake Village, Calif.) 31-21
2. Lakes- Defeated Clover Park 63-8
3. O’Dea- Defeated Capital 28-14
4. Kamiakin- Defeated Prosser 41-12
5. Camas- Defeated Timberline 20-6
6. Ferndale- Defeated Squalicum 49-7
7. Juanita- Defeated Redmond 48-16
8. Kennedy- Defeated Decatur 47-6
9. Peninsula- Defeated Gig Harbor 48-9
10. Mountain View- Defeated Evergreen 49-7
Others receiving votes: Mount Spokane, Capital, Central Valley

Class 2A
1. Lynden- Defeated Centennial 62-19
2. Archbishop Murphy- Defeated Ellensburg 56-13
3. Tumwater- Lost to Olympia 34-7
4. Prosser- Lost to Kamiakin 41-12
T-5. Burlington-Edison- Lost to Sedro-Wooley 28-21
T-5. East Valley-Spokane- Defeated Sandpoint (Idaho) 37-13
T-7. W.F. West- Defeated North Mason 44-0
T-7. Mark Morris- Defeated Kelso 21-7
9. Cheney- Defeated Kelowna (B.C.) 41-21
10. Lindbergh- Defeated Marysville-Getchell 40-0
Others receiving votes: North Thurston, Sequim, Interlake, Othello

The Lindbergh cross-country teams showed well in the pre-season poll with the boys coming in first among 2A teams and the girls fifth.
The boys finished second at the state meet last year, highest ever for the team, and return five of their seven varsity runners from the state meet.
The girls placed sixth and return all seven runners, including individual state champion Sarah Reiter.
2010 2A state meet results

Hazen baseball players Zac Kolterman and Jimmy Schmidt took part in the Perfect Game Showcase, a event featuring many of the area’s top baseball players.
Kolterman broke an even record with a 87-mph throw from first to third base. The existing even record was 84 mph.
Schmidt posted the third fastest 60-yard dash at the event at 6.95 seconds. He was also among the top 10 outfielders with a throw of 83 mph.
Both pitched three scoreless innings in front of scouts from the Baltimore Orioles, Seattle Mariners and several local colleges.

Newport’s Kayla Reynolds took a no-hitter into the bottom of the seventh inning against Roosevelt Wednesday.
The junior played with Renton Little League and lives in Kennydale. Reynolds allowed one hit in the final inning and ended the game with 13 strikeouts.
She has a record or 2-1 with 29 strikeouts through 14 innings.
The Knights are 2-1 on the season.

Boys Class 4A

1. Garfield (20-3)
2. Ferris (19-1)
3. Jackson (21-2)
4. Auburn (18-4)
5. Olympia (18-2)
6. Davis (18-2)
7. Gonzaga Prep (17-3)
8. Kentridge (16-6)
9. Richland (17-5)
10. Curtis (16-5)
Others receiving votes: Puyallup (18-4), Rogers (16-6)

Boys Class 3A

1. O’Dea (20-2)
2. Rainier Beach (16-5)
3. Seattle Prep (20-4)
4. Lincoln (18-2)
5. Lakes (17-2)
6. Wilson (17-3)
7. Kamiakin (17-1)
8. Mercer Island (18-4)
9. Bellevue (18-5)
10. Glacier Peak (20-3)
Others receiving votes: Chief Sealth (18-7)

Girls Class 4A

1. Auburn Riverside (18-3)
2. Federal Way (19-2)
3. Bellarmine Prep (18-2)
4. Gonzaga Prep (17-3)
5. Edmonds-Woodway (19-4)
6. Eastlake (19-3)
7. Chiawana (16-2)
8. Issaquah (16-6)
9. Woodinville (18-5)
10. Lewis and Clark (13-6)
Others receiving votes: Kentwood (16-5), Skyline (16-7), Richland (13-2), Lake Stevens (19-3)

Girls Class 3A

1. Holy Names (22-0)
2. Prairie (20-0)
3. Kennedy Catholic (20-1)
4. Timberline (20-0)
5. Cleveland (19-4)
6. Lynnwood (18-4)
7. Mount Si (17-5)
8. Juanita (18-5)
9. Liberty (16-8)
10. Auburn Mountainview (16-5)
Others receiving votes: Eastmont (15-4), Shadle Park (15-6), Seattle Prep (15-7), Lakes (15-5)

Boys Class 4A

1. Garfield (18-3)
2. Ferris (17-1)
3. Jackson (19-2)
4. Kentridge (16-4)
5. Auburn (16-3)
6. Olympia (17-2)
7. Davis (17-2)
8. Gonzaga Prep (15-3)
9. Richland (15-5)
10. Kentwood (13-6)
Others receiving votes: Curtis (14-5), Rogers (14-5), Puyallup (15-4), Chiawana (14-5), Mount Rainier (11-8)

Boys Class 3A

1. Rainier Beach (15-4)
2. O’Dea (18-2)
3. Seattle Prep (19-2)
4. Lincoln (17-2)
5. Lakes (16-2)
6. Wilson (17-2)
7. Bellevue (16-4)
8. Kamiakin (17-1)
9. Mercer Island (16-4)
10. Chief Sealth (15-7)
Others receiving votes: Glacier Peak (18-3), Hazen (16-3), University Prep (14-4)

Girls Class 4A

1. Federal Way (18-1)
2. Bellarmine Prep (17-2)
3. Gonzaga Prep (15-3)
4. Auburn Riverside (16-3)
5. Eastlake (18-2)
6. Lewis and Clark (13-5)
7. Edmonds-Woodway (18-3)
8. Chiawana (16-2)
9. Issaquah (15-5)
10. Kentwood (15-4)
Others receiving votes: Woodinville (16-5), Emerald Ridge (17-2), Mead (12-7)

Girls Class 3A

1. Holy Names (20-0)
2. Prairie (20-0)
3. Kennedy Catholic (19-1)
4. Timberline (19-0)
5. Cleveland (18-3)
6. Lynnwood (17-3)
7. Juanita (16-4)
8. Mount Si (15-5)
9. Lakes (15-5)
10. Auburn Mountainview (16-4)
Others receiving votes: Shadle Park (12-6), Eastmont (15-4), Liberty (14-7)

Boys Class 4A

1. Garfield (16-3)
2. Kentridge (15-3)
3. Ferris (15-1)
4. Jackson (18-2)
5. Auburn (14-3)
6. Olympia (15-2)
7. Gonzaga Prep (13-3)
8. Davis (16-2)
9. Rogers (14-3)
10. Chiawana (12-5)
Others receiving votes: Richland (13-4), Curtis (13-5), Puyallup (13-4)

Boys Class 3A

1. Rainier Beach (13-4)
2. O’Dea (17-1)
3. Lincoln (15-2)
4. Seattle Prep (16-2)
5. Wilson (15-2)
6. Lakes (14-2)
7. Kamiakin (14-1)
8. Bellevue (15-4)
9. Mercer Island (14-4)
10. Chief Sealth (14-6)
Others receiving votes: Glacier Peak (16-3), Hazen (15-3)

Girls Class 4A

1. Federal Way (16-1)
2. Gonzaga Prep (14-2)
3. Bellarmine Prep (15-2)
4. Auburn Riverside (14-3)
5. Eastlake (17-2)
6. Lewis and Clark (12-4)
7. Edmonds-Woodway (16-3)
8. Issaquah (13-5)
9. Chiawana (14-2)
10. Kentwood (13-4)
Others receiving votes: Emerald Ridge (15-2), Mount Rainier (15-3)

Girls Class 3A

1. Holy Names (18-0)
2. Prairie (18-0)
3. Kennedy Catholic (18-1)
4. Timberline (17-0)
5. Cleveland (16-3)
6. Lynnwood (17-3)
7. Juanita (15-4)
8. Lakes (13-5)
9. Mount Si (14-4)
10. Shadle Park (11-5)
Others receiving votes: Wilson (12-5), Liberty (12-6), Auburn Mountainview (14-4), Eastmont (12-4)

Here are breakdowns of the Seamount teams’ scoring. Each colored portion represents a player’s percentage of the total team points.

There’s quite a bit of confusion about how the Seamount’s new 3A/2A split will change playoff allocations. Here’s an attempt to clear things up:

2A

Seamount teams: Renton, Lindbergh, Evergreen, Foster and Tyee, plus Interlake out of the KingCo 3A/2A

Breakdown: There are five sub-district spots for these six teams. That means Lindbergh and Renton (both boys and girls teams) are all safely in.

Next level: The top two seeds carry a big advantage into the postseason. Those teams enter into a double-elimination portion of sub-districts and have already clinched a spot in districts. All other seeds will need to win two games in a row to make districts.

3A

Seamount teams: Hazen, Kennedy Catholic and Highline, plus Bremerton out of the Olympic 3A/2A/1A

Breakdown: There are three sub-district spots for four teams. Locally, the Hazen boys and girls teams are both in.

Next level: The top two seeds are both moving on to districts. The top seed gets a bonus since that team’s worst case scenario is third district seed, and that would only happen if it lost two both sub-district games.
The third seed must win its first game to advance to districts.

Bremerton: Seamount 3A teams and Bremerton get one point for wins over 1A and 2A opponents and 1.5 points for wins against 3A and 4A opponents. Points are totaled, then divided by the number of games to determine seeding.