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Latest college news on local athletes

February 4th, 2010 at 12:03 pm by Adam McFadden

Liberty lineman Coleton Langdon signed a Letter of Intent to play football for Portland State University.

Hazen running back/hurdler James Holland is still deciding. He’s been accepted to West Point, but he’s keeping his options open to pursue track at the collegiate level.

Liberty pitcher John McLeod will play baseball at Wake Forest University next year.

Hazen’s Britney Boler signed a Letter of Intent to play soccer at the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff.

Reporter Newspapers Week 9 basketball polls

February 4th, 2010 at 10:46 am by Adam McFadden

Class 4A boys
1. Federal Way (16-1)
2. Gonzaga Prep (16-1)
3. Curtis (17-1)
4. Jackson (15-1)
5. Walla Walla (15-2)
6. Kamiakin (12-3)
7. Richland (14-3)
8. Skyline (13-3)
9. Lake Stevens (13-4)
10. Garfield (12-4)
Others receiving votes: Beamer (13-5), Decatur (13-6)

Class 4A girls
1. Auburn Riverside (18-0)
2. Newport (15-1)
3. Woodinville (15-1)
4. Issaquah (13-3)
5. Federal Way (15-4)
6. Edmonds-Woodway (15-1)
7. Chiawana (16-1)
8. Jackson (13-3)
9. Kentwood (14-4)
10. Wenatchee (11-4)
Others receiving votes: South Kitsap (13-5), Richland (13-4), Mount Tahoma (16-3), Marysville-Pilchuck (13-4), Bethel (14-4)

Class 3A boys
1. Enumclaw (16-0)
2. Bellevue (16-1)
3. Rainier Beach (13-3)
4. Seattle Prep (14-3)
5. Lakes (14-2)
6. Mount Si (12-4)
7. Capital (14-1)
8. Shadle Park (12-4)
9. Meadowdale (13-3)
10. O’Dea (12-5)
Others receiving votes: Bremerton (10-4), Mount Rainier (11-5), Franklin Pierce (10-5)

Class 3A girls
1. Holy Names (15-2)
2. Kennedy Catholic (14-3)
3. White River (15-2)
4. Mercer Island (13-3)
5. Bonney Lake (13-4)
6. Port Angeles (13-2)
7. Mount Rainier (14-2)
8. Yelm (12-4)
9. Sumner (11-5)
10. Lakeside (11-6)
Others receiving votes: Central Valley (12-4), Shorecrest (11-5), Prarie (13-3), West Valley (11-4)

Liberty coaching changes

February 1st, 2010 at 10:06 am by Adam McFadden

Two coaching changes to mention at Liberty High:

  • Liberty boys basketball coach Jevon Green has been fired midway through his first year at the position. According to Liberty athletic director Stark Porter, Eric Larsen is the interim head coach. Porter was unable to comment on why Green was let go. The Patriots are currently 5-12.
    I haven’t been able to speak with Green yet, so I won’t speculate on the motives behind the move.
  • Liberty is also looking for a new girls soccer coach, meaning Darren Tremblay will no longer be the coach after seven seasons. Tremblay led the Patriots to an overall record of 4-9-4 last season. Liberty went 4-4-4 in KingCo play and finished fourth in the league.

Renton Grad Calcote seeing red at EWU

January 28th, 2010 at 12:51 pm by Adam McFadden

Former Renton High and current Eastern Washington football player Dante Calcote will be seeing red next season, a lot of it.
Thanks to a $500,000 gift from Tennessee Titans offensive lineman Michael Roos (an EWU graduate), Eastern will be able to move ahead with plans to install the country’s first red synthetic field surface.
The NCAA has no rules regarding the color of playing surfaces. Boise State is the most famous example of a non-green surface. The Broncos have a bright blue surface.
Calcote is a junior defensive back. He was Eastern’s Co-Most improved defense play last season.

Seven make Baseball Northwest watch lists

January 27th, 2010 at 4:35 pm by Adam McFadden

These lists are formed by the Baseball Northwest staff with some input from coaches and scouts. They rank based on long term potential, not necessarily high school success.

2010 –
37. John McCleod (Lib) – LHP

Watch list

  • Tommy Kawamura (Lind) – Inf
  • Anthony Pina (Haz) – OF
  • Troy Colyer (Lib) – Inf
  • Nick Hart (Lib) – Inf

2011 –

Watch list

  • Jeff Beckman (Haz) – C/RHP

2013 –

Watch list

  • Donavan Saario (Ren) – OF/LHP

Reporter Newspapers Week 8 basketball polls

January 27th, 2010 at 3:52 pm by Adam McFadden

Class 4A boys

1. Federal Way (13-1)
2. Gonzaga Prep (13-1)
3. Curtis (15-1)
4. Jackson (13-1)
5. Walla Walla (13-2)
6. Richland (13-2)
7. Skyline (12-2)
8. Kamiakin (12-3)
9. Lake Stevens (11-4)
10. Decatur (11-5)
Others receiving votes: Kentridge (11-5), Garfield (10-4), Foss (11-4), Lake Washington (11-3)

Class 4A girls

1. Auburn Riverside (16-0)
2. Issaquah (13-1)
3. Newport (13-1)
4. Woodinville (13-1)
5. Edmonds-Woodway (13-1)
6. Federal Way (12-3)
7. Chiawana (12-1)
8. Jackson (12-2)
9. Marysville-Pilchuck (12-3)
10. Kentwood (11-4)
Others receiving votes: Bellarmine Prep (11-5), Mount Tahoma (13-3), Lewis and Clark (9-5)

Class 3A boys

1. Enumclaw (14-0)
2. Bellevue (14-1)
3. Rainier Beach (12-3)
4. Seattle Prep (12-3)
5. Lakes (10-4)
6. O’Dea (11-4)
7. Mount Si (11-4)
8. Shadle Park (10-3)
9. Capital (12-1)
10. Foster (11-3)
Others receiving votes: Sammamish (11-4), Meadowdale (11-3), Franklin (7-7), Kennedy Catholic (10-5)

Class 3A girls

1. Holy Names (13-2)
2. Kennedy Catholic (12-3)
3. White River (12-2)
4. Mercer Island (11-3)
5. Lakes (10-4)
6. Mount Rainier (12-2)
7. Bonney Lake (11-4)
8. Yelm (11-4)
9. Port Angeles (12-2)
10. Sumner (10-4)
Others receiving votes: Shorecrest (9-4), Seattle Prep (10-4), Juanita (10-5), Shadle Park (8-5), Lakeside (9-6)

Metcalf resigns as RHS football coach

January 21st, 2010 at 11:29 am by Adam McFadden

After eight seasons Terry Metcalf has resigned as head football coach of Renton High School.

The Indians went 6-4 and lost to Meadowdale in the state playoff preliminary round last season.

The team was 40-36 in Metcalf’s eight seasons.

Reporter Newspapers Week 7 basketball polls

January 20th, 2010 at 4:11 pm by Adam McFadden

Class 4A boys

1. Federal Way (12-1)
2. Gonzaga Prep (12-1)
3. Curtis (14-1)
4. Richland (12-1)
5. Jackson (11-1)
6. Walla Walla (11-2)
7. Skyline (12-1)
8. Lake Stevens (10-4)
9. Decatur (11-4)
10. Foss (10-3)
Others receiving votes: Kamiakin (11-2), Lincoln (8-5), Kentridge (11-4)

Class 4A girls

1. Auburn Riverside (15-0)
2. Woodinville (12-0)
3. Issaquah (11-1)
4. Newport (11-1)
5. Federal Way (11-3)
6. Edmonds-Woodway (11-1)
7. Kentwood (11-3)
8. Jackson (11-1)
9. Chiawana (11-1)
10. Lewis and Clark (8-5)
Others receiving votes: Bellarmine Prep (9-5), Marysville-Pilchuck (10-3), Mount Tahoma (12-2)

Class 3A boys

1. Enumclaw (13-0)
2. Bellevue (13-1)
3. Rainier Beach (11-3)
4. Seattle Prep (11-3)
5. Lakes (11-2)
6. O’Dea (10-4)
7. Shadle Park (9-3)
8. Mount Si (10-4)
9. Capital (10-1)
10. Kennedy Catholic (9-5)
Others receiving votes: Meadowdale (10-2), Franklin Pierce (8-4), Sammamish (10-4), Shorecrest (9-3), Franklin (7-6)

Class 3A girls

1. Holy Names (11-2)
2. Kennedy Catholic (11-4)
3. White River (11-3)
4. Mercer Island (11-3)
5. Lakes (9-4)
6. Bonney Lake (10-3)
7. Yelm (10-1)
8. Mount Rainier (11-2)
9. Lakeside (8-5)
10. Seattle Prep (7-6)
Others receiving votes: Shadle Park (7-5), Port Angeles (11-2), Shorecrest (7-4), Sumner (8-4), Meadowdale (8-4), Renton (7-4)

Seamount League leaders (boys basketball)

January 13th, 2010 at 1:39 pm by Adam McFadden

Seamount league leaders through Jan. 12 via Maxpreps. Note: Neither Renton or Lindbergh have entered stats this season

Scoring

Eric Turner (Highline, Sr.) – 22.7
Mitch Penner (Kennedy, So.) – 22.6
Deshea Bell (Kennedy, Jr.) – 19.6
R.J. Magar (Hazen, Jr.) – 17.4
Cameron Faison (Foster, Sr.) – 16.4

Three-point field goals

Magar – 3.5
Nick Hawthorne (Tyee, Jr.) – 2.4
Turner – 2.0
David Ordanada (Evergreen, Jr.) – 1.5
Mohammad Sambou (Evergreen, Sr.) – 1.4

Blocks

Devante Hill (Highline, Jr.) – 3.5
Darius Page (Foster, Sr.) – 2.4
Brandt Graybeal (Hazen, Jr.) – 2.2
Vonte Crowe (Tyee, Jr.) – 1.7
Sambou – 1.6

Rebounds

Hill – 16.8
Page – 12.1
Graybeal – 9.1
Penner – 8.4
Jarett Godina (Highline, Sr.) – 7.6

Steals

Donald Cassel (Highline, Sr.) – 4.2
Bell – 2.9
Sambout – 2.6
Kari Wells (Evergreen, Sr.) – 2.6
Turner – 2.4

Assists

Decourious Sampson (Hazen, Jr.) – 6.5
Cassel – 5.6
Ali Cortes (Foster, Sr.) – 4.4
Frankie Johnson (Hazen, So.) – 4.0
Hawthorne – 2.8

Reporter Newspapers Week 6 basketball polls

January 13th, 2010 at 1:12 pm by Adam McFadden

Hazen made the rankings this week at No. 9 for 3A boys.

Class 4A boys

1. Federal Way (10-0)
2. Curtis (11-0)
3. Gonzaga Prep (9-1)
4. Richland (10-0)
5. Jackson (9-1)
6. Decatur (8-2)
7. Kamiakin (9-1)
8. Skyline (8-1)
9. Foss (9-2)
10. Kentridge (8-3)
Others receiving votes: Walla Walla (7-2), Lake Washington (8-2), Lake Stevens (8-3)

Class 4A girls

1. Auburn Riverside (11-0)
2. Woodinville (10-0)
3. Issaquah (9-1)
4. Newport (9-1)
5. Federal Way (9-2)
6. Kentwood (8-2)
7. Lewis and Clark (7-3)
8. Edmonds-Woodway (8-1)
9. Jackson (8-1)
10. Chiawana (9-1)
Others receiving votes: Bellarmine Prep (7-3), Monroe (9-1), Richland (8-2), Wenatchee (7-4), Kentlake (8-3), Marysville-Pilchuck (8-3)

Class 3A boys

1. Bellevue (11-0)
2. Enumclaw (9-0)
3. Rainier Beach (7-3)
4. Seattle Prep (8-3)
5. Lakes (7-2)
6. O’Dea (8-3)
7. Shadle Park (8-2)
8. Mount Si (8-3)
9. Hazen (9-2)
10. Capital (7-1)
Others receiving votes: Franklin (5-5), Meadowdale (7-2), Columbia River (7-3), Foster (7-2), Hudson’s Bay (8-1), Sammamish (9-3)

Class 3A girls

1. Holy Names (9-2)
2. Kennedy Catholic (8-3)
3. White River (8-1)
4. Mercer Island (8-3)
5. Sumner (8-2)
6. Bonney Lake (8-3)
7. Lakes (7-3)
8. Mount Rainier (8-2)
9. Shadle Park (7-3)
10. Lakeside (7-5)
Others receiving votes: Prarie (6-3), Yelm (9-1), Mount Tahoma (10-2), Meadowdale (5-4), Shorecrest (5-3)

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