Special Olympics Washington hosts the King County Regional Basketball Tournament Feb. 7 from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Issaquah Community Center.

The tournament will feature more than 800 Special Olympic athletes from the county. Teams will compete for an opportunity to advance to the Winter Games, March 5-7 in Wenatchee.

Local athletes sign letters of intent

It was big day Feb. 3 for several local high school senior athletes as they signed national letters of intent.

Four members of Skyline High School’s Class 4A state championship football team signed letters of intent — linemen Evan Day and Jase Butorac with Eastern Washington, linebacker Anthony DeMatteo with Central Washington University, and linebacker Cooper Pelluer with the University of Washington.

Day and Butorac will join Skyline grads Jason Harris and Tyler Washburn at Eastern.

Pelluer, who had earlier verbally committed to Hawaii, changed his mind and decided to become a Husky. His father Scott was a star linebacker for Washington State University and his uncle Steve was a standout quarterback for WSU.

The list of Spartans bound for the college ranks also includes quarterback Jake Heaps, who signed his letter of intent in the fall with Brigham Young University.

Issaquah High School’s football team had two players sign letters of intent — lineman Daniel Fleischman with the University of Wyoming and quarterback Ryan Bergman with Western Oregon University. Running back Grant Gellatly also committed to Cornell University of the Ivy League.

Coleton Langdon, a Liberty High School lineman, signed a letter of intent with Portland State University.

There were some nonfootball signings, too. Kristin Maris and Abby Glasgow, standout members of the Issaquah girls soccer team, and Quinn Grisham and Michael Axelson, standout players on the Issaquah boys team, signed national letters of intent.

Maris is headed to Western Washington University, Glasgow is going to Chico State University, Grisham will play for Washington and Axelson will go to Whitman.

Issaquah volleyball player Chrissy Dickinson signed with Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey.

Earlier baseball signings included Spencer Rogers, of Issaquah, with Washington, and John McLeod, of Liberty, with Wake Forest.

Eagles cruise by Bothell

The Issaquah High girls basketball team started slowly, but quickly got its game in gear Feb. 3 as the Eagles raced by visiting Bothell 83-37 at the Pacific Cascade Freshmen Campus.

Issaquah trailed Bothell by three points at the end of the first quarter, but outscored the Cougars 23-10 in the second period and steadily pulled away for the victory.

Four players scored in double figures for Issaquah led by Domi Mendezona, who had a game-high 16 points. Complementing Mendezona were Mackenzie Schiltz with 13 points, Maddey Pflaumer with 12 points and Blaire Brady with 10 points.

The Eagles’ improved their 4A KingCo Conference record to 11-2. Issaquah remained one game behind first-place Newport in the Crest Division.

In other action, Skyline lost to Woodinville 54-51. Kassia Fortier, of Skyline, scored a game-high 21 points and Rachel Shim had 10 points.

Tournament time begins

Post-season tournaments for gymnasts, swimmers and wrestlers get under way this week with many athletes vying for district berths.

The KingCo Conference gymnastics meet for 4A and 3A athletes takes place Feb. 6 at Mount Si High School. The 3A gymnasts compete in the first two sessions of the day.

Session 1 begins at 9 a.m. with Liberty, Mount Si and Mercer Island competing in the session. Sammamish, Interlake and Bellevue compete in session 2 at 11 a.m.

The 4A KingCo gymnastics competition begins with session 1 at 2 p.m. with Redmond, Skyline, Lake Washington and Roosevelt competing in the session. Eastlake, Ballard, Garfield and Bothell compete in session 2 at 4 p.m.

Concluding the day is session 3 at 6 p.m. featuring Inglemoor, Woodinville, Issaquah and Newport. All four teams have won state championships in the past.

KingCo wrestling takes place at Juanita and Liberty. The 4A KingCo tournament is Feb. 5-6 at Juanita. The first round begins at 3:30 p.m. Feb. 5. The second round starts at 10 a.m. Feb. 6 with the championship round set for 5:30 p.m.

The 3A KingCo tournament is Feb. 6 at Liberty. The opening round begins at 10 a.m. with consolation finals at 3:30 p.m. and the championship round at 6 p.m.

KingCo swimming takes place Feb. 4-6 at three different sites. Prelims are Feb. 4 and will be at Juanita, Mercer Island’s Mary Wayte Pool and Hazen. Skyline, Liberty, Eastlake and Redmond compete in the prelims at 9 a.m. Feb. 4 at Hazen. Issaquah competes in the prelims at noon Feb. 4 at Juanita.

Diving prelims and finals are Feb. 5 at Juanita. The prelims begin at 11:30 a.m. with the finals set for 1 p.m.

The finals for swimming begin at 3:15 p.m. Feb. 6 at Mary Wayte Pool.

Liberty has coaching changes

Eric Larsen has become the interim head coach for the Liberty High School boys basketball team. Larsen replaces Jevon Green, who was fired midway through the current KingCo Conference season.

Liberty athletic director Stark Porter was unable to comment on why Green was let go. Green was a first-year coach for the Patriots.

Darren Tremblay is stepping down as head coach of the girls soccer team. The Patriots went 4-4-4 in 3A/2A KingCo action last fall and finished fourth.

Skyline cheer team takes second

The Skyline High School cheer squad has some momentum as it gears up for a trip to nationals later this month.

Two of Skyline’s teams took second place at the WIAA state championships Jan. 23 in Everett, according to coach Stephania Lemeshko. The Spartans were going for a three-peat after winning state in 2008 and 2009.

Skyline Green placed second in the small coed category with 200 points, behind Kentwood Silver, which scored 219 points.

In the non-tumbling category, Skyline Silver scored 185 points, enough for second. Meadowdale won by just five points in that category.

Forty-nine schools from around the state competed Jan. 23.

Skyline’s small coed team is going to the Universal Cheerleaders Association National High School Cheerleading Championships in Orlando, Fla. Feb. 12-16.

The Skyline High School boys basketball pulled away in the fourth quarter Feb. 2 to defeat the visiting Woodinville Falcons 52-44 in a 4A KingCo Conference contest.

Skyline’s Cory Hutsen led all players with 25 points. Teammate Kasen Williams contributed 12 points.

Woodinville led by four points in the first quarter, but Skyline came back to lead 26-23 at halftime. The Falcons reclaimed the lead in the third quarter, but the Spsrtans outscored the visitors 17-8 in the final period to win the game.

With their third straight victory, the Spartans improved their league record to 10-3. Skyline remained tied with Garfield for first place in the Crest Division. The leaders have a one-game edge on Eastlake, which whipped Inglemoor 64-58. Garfield topped Roosevelt 47-45.

In other KingCo action, Issaquah fell to visiting Bothell 57-47.

Bothell led by nine points af halftime. However, Issaquah fought back in the third quarter to pull within six points of the Cougars. Bothell was led by MIke Hartvigson, an all-league tight end in football. Hartvigson scored 19 points. Joe Evans also had 19 points for Issaquah, and Nick Price added 13 points.

Kevin Powers, a midfielder on the Issaquah High School lacrosse club, battles against a Skyline player in a game last spring. By David West

Kevin Powers has always been proud of his Swedish heritage. This summer, the Issaquah High School junior will show his pride as a member of the Swedish national men’s lacrosse team.

Powers qualified for the team because he was born in Sweden and spent the first five years of his life as a resident of the Scandinavian country.

He was selected for the Swedish national team from a tryout in October. Powers, who also plays on the Issaquah High School club team, and Sten Jernudd, a student at Seattle’s Lakeside School, were the youngest players to make the Swedish national team. More than 40 players tried out for the team, ranging mostly in age from their 20s to their 40s.

“I was happy to be selected for the team,” Powers said. “It’s an honor.”Team Sweden will compete in the World Cup of Lacrosse in July in Manchester, England. The team, which will play in the B Division, will not play the United States, which competes in the higher A Division. Nevertheless, Powers said he is looking forward to the experience of playing in the tournament.

“I really hope we represent Sweden well in those games,” he said. “I think it’s really special for me to be selected to play at the World Cup games this summer, being only 17, and having the chance to represent my home country is huge.”

Powers and his family have often spent their summers in Sweden. Usually, he visits relatives or tours Swedish cities. Last summer, through Jernudd, he learned there would be tryouts for the Swedish National Team.

“Until last summer, I didn’t even know Sweden had a national team,” Powers said.

Lacrosse has lacked the exposure of more popular sports, like ice hockey and soccer, in Sweden.

“Lacrosse is fairly new in Sweden, but it is gaining in popularity,” Powers said.

He said he believes his experience in lacrosse helped him earn a spot on the team. He has been playing lacrosse since the fifth grade. Prior to that, he was a hockey player. When a group of friends, also hockey players, decided to try lacrosse, Powers went with them. He fell in love with the sport and has played ever since.

“I felt I had a good shot at making the team,” Powers said. “I had a little more knowledge of the plays and positions. I had a lot of experience playing lacrosse and that helped me.”

Powers admitted he was a little nervous at first when he saw some of the other players trying out for the team.

“The first thing that I noticed when I scanned the field the first time was the size of the defenders. All them had to be at least 6 feet, and these were big guys, too,” Powers said. “There were a good group of athletic and fast midfielders, and the attack group was solid as well.”

Swedish National Team assistant coach John Sagrelius said Powers and Jernudd impressed the staff by the way they could “run, shoot and play defense.”

Powers credits Issaquah head coach Brandon Fortier with helping develop his game, too.

The past two seasons, Powers has been a midfielder on the Issaquah High School lacrosse club, which has won two straight Division I state titles.

Powers scored 16 goals and had seven assists last season. He also had 35 groundballs.

“He is very good on groundballs,” Fortier said. “He is strong and physical, and can power through checks. He keeps the ball in his stick very well. He is improving his shooting on the run and becoming a good goal scorer.”

Fortier said Powers should be one of the top midfielders in the state this spring.

“He definitely ranks as one of the 10 best midfielders in the state. He will be a preseason all-state pick,” Fortier said.

One of the other top midfielders in the state is Jernudd.

Fortier said Powers is receiving interest from NCAA Division I schools. Powers, in fact, hopes to play collegiate lacrosse one day.

Powers has some other goals he wants to attain. The most immediate one is helping Issaquah win a third straight Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association Division I title. Powers said he likes Issaquah’s chances this spring.

“We have some talented players on the team,” Powers said. “We feel we have a good chance at winning state.”

Bob Taylor: 392-6434, ext. 236, or bobtaylor@isspress.com. Comment at www.issaquahpress.com.

Hamilton Noel, of Liberty (top), grimaces while pushing Issaquah’s Sean Novak down to the mat during their 145-pound bout, which Noel won by a pin. By Greg Farrar

Liberty, Issaquah and Skyline high school wrestling teams finished off the regular season Jan. 28 in a dual meet that featured the three schools as well as Mount Si.

Liberty defeated Issaquah 41-30, and also defeated Skyline 46-26. With these victories, the Patriots finished their regular season undefeated and took the 3A/4A KingCo Crest title.

“These guys have worked hard for it,” Liberty head coach Manny Brown said about Liberty’s seniors and their quest to win the division. “They’ve put the time in the last four years.”

Also at the meet, Skyline and Issaquah defeated Mount Si by scores of 45-33 and 48-33, respectively.

The match between Issaquah and Liberty kept those in attendance on the edges of their seats, as the Patriots had not beaten Issaquah in several years. Brown also used to be an assistant coach at Issaquah.In the 152-pound weight class, Liberty’s Josh Muttart defeated Issaquah’s Taylor Evans 12-10, and in the 171-pound weight class, Liberty’s Brandon Studer defeated Issaquah’s Tyler Volk 8-7. Both matches brought fans to their feet, cheering for their respective wrestlers.

Liberty’s Nick Bezanson’s win against Issaquah’s Alex Stevens also helped lead the team to victory, as did Liberty’s Wright Noel’s 12-0 victory against Issaquah’s David Wright and Liberty’s Danny Velasquez’s 10-2 victory against Issaquah’s Max Tickman.

For Liberty, the win was one to celebrate.

“Coach Brown came from Issaquah, so it was kind of a rivalry we had,” said Hamilton Noel, of Liberty. “It was good to finally get a win.”

Hamilton Noel pinned his opponent, Sean Novak, of Issaquah.

Brown said the feeling of defeating Issaquah was unbelievable. However, Issaquah head coach Kirk Hyatt said his team was close to success, as Issaquah’s Ty Morton, Andrew Ramirez and Jordan Tanner all pinned their opponents.

“They were on their games,” Hyatt said about Liberty’s wrestlers. “If we hadn’t made a few errors, we would have been right with them.”

Against Skyline, Liberty’s Hamilton Noel, Wright Noel and Danny Velasquez helped lead the Patriots to victory, as each won his match. Liberty’s Nathan Tinseth, in the 285-pound weight class, pinned his opponent, Damon Mantel, of Skyline, in just 36 seconds.

However, Brown gave much credit to Skyline’s team.

“They had a tough team, and they’re going to be tough for us next year,” Brown said, noting that Liberty will lose its seven seniors.

In an interview after both matches, Wright Noel — a Liberty co-captain — pointed to the athletic banners hanging in the gym above the bleachers, and said it had been the team’s goal to get a wrestling banner on the wall for winning its division.

“Tonight, we did it,” he said.

Next, the three schools will send wrestlers to league and regional tournaments, and possibly the state tournament. Liberty will host the 3A league and regional championships Feb. 6 and 13, respectively. The state tournaments will be held at the Tacoma Dome Feb. 19 and 20.

Tim Pfarr: 392-6434, ext. 239, or newcas@isspress.com. Comment at www.issaquahpress.com.

Jarrett Brown, of Liberty, swims in the 500-yard freestyle race against Skyline Jan. 26 at Julius Boehm Pool. By Christopher Huber

Going into the Jan. 26 meet with Skyline High School, Liberty standout Logan Briggs needed just one more stellar performance to qualify for all eight individual events at state.

He knew he could win the 100-yard butterfly — he had previously swum it as fast as 56.23 seconds. The problem was, he had run up a mountain over the weekend during a workout. He was a bit sore and not quite sure what to expect in terms of hitting the state mark, he said.Briggs didn’t get a warmup either. Regardless, he needed to swim it in 56 seconds flat.

His 57.62-second time was enough to easily win but not even close — relatively — for state.

“I’ll do it at KingCos with a warmup pool,” said a disappointed Briggs after the race. “I know I can do it. I just need the right time.”

Briggs, along with strong performances from Liberty teammates in the 50- and 200-yard freestyle, 100-yard breaststroke, 200-yard freestyle relay, 200-yard individual medley and the 200-yard medley relay, beat Skyline 105-81 in the final dual meet of the regular season at the Julius Boehm Pool.

Skyline capped the meet off with a win in the 400-yard freestyle relay, edging out Liberty by 0.65 seconds in 3:43.06. Although the eight points earned for the win didn’t change the outcome, relay anchor Alex Palumbo said he was happy Skyline won at least one of three relays.

“It was good to win there at the end. It was exciting,” he said. “I’ve never seen Liberty this good before. They’re very deep this year.”

Liberty improved to 6-2 on the season. Skyline dropped to 4-4.

“We have a really good team this year,” Briggs said.

It showed. Liberty opened the meet with a win in the diving competition. Cameron Kaulia scored 129.95, three points ahead of Skyline’s Nicholas Riley.

The Patriots followed with a first-place finisher in all but two events — the 500-yard freestyle and 400-yard freestyle relay.

Palumbo won the 500-freestyle in 5:09.90 for the Spartans, beating second-place finisher, Liberty’s Kevin Hays, by 34 seconds.

Among the notable finishes in the cross-district meet was in the 200-yard freestyle relay, where Liberty’s Austin Briggs beat Skyline anchor Palumbo at the last moment to finish in 1:39.90, just 0.28 seconds in front.

Austin Briggs also won the 100 freestyle event in 52.84 seconds. Skyline’s John Gerlach finished the race second in 56.25, which he said was not enough for his goal of a state-meet birth. He swam it in a district-qualifying 53 seconds earlier this season.

Austin “is very good,” Gerlach said. “He swims a lot more than me. He practices year round, competes more regularly. He’s just one level above me.”

Despite not placing first in 10 events, Skyline scored 81 points by achieving numerous second- and third-place finishes.

In the 200 freestyle relay, the Spartans managed second (1:40.18) and third (1:43.59), and its third-place finish in the 400-freestyle relay (4:08.09), added two points to the team’s eight for first.

Skyline’s Alex Marber took third (1:13.68) in the 100-yard breaststroke, behind Liberty’s Raymond Ha (1:08.68) and Shunya Asano (1:06.68). Liberty’s Luke Duschl won the 100-yard backstroke by three seconds in 59.36 seconds, ahead of Skyline’s Mitchel Corson (1:02.53) and David Jett (1:03.09).

Palumbo said he and his teammates are confident as they head into the KingCo meet Feb. 4. They already have a handful of district-qualified athletes and will work to get a few more on board for state, he said.

“We’re going to have a big districts team, so hopefully, we’ll have some more state qualifiers,” Palumbo said.

As for Logan Briggs, he acknowledged that he probably will not be scaling a mountain just days before the meet.

Skyline’s Connor Gacek goes up for a shot as Eastlake’s Chad Marxen defends. By Christopher Huber

From the way Skyline High School’s boys basketball team came out of the gates against Eastlake Jan. 29, it could have been over by the end of the first half.

But that wasn’t the case as the Wolves adjusted early on, contained Skyline’s offense and nearly outlasted the Crest Division-leading Spartans.

After two straight league-game losses, Skyline spent its practice that week refocusing, said head coach J. Jay Davis. It paid off.

Skyline beat Eastlake 65-62 at a packed Eastlake High School gym. The Spartans (13-3 overall, 9-3) remain tied with Garfield for first in the 4A KingCo Crest Division. Eastlake (11-5, 8-4) is in third.

“That’s a game men win,” Davis told his players in the locker room after the game.

It was all Skyline in the first half, but Eastlake honed its defense against the 6-foot-9 Cory Hutsen and leaping Kasen Williams. Skyline led 9-0 to start the game, but Eastlake junior guard Conner Iraola scored eight straight points, including two 3-pointers, to make it 9-8. The Spartans led 13-8 going into the second quarter.

“I really liked the way we came out … with energy and focus,” Davis said. “Our focus was good from the jump.”

As focused and energetic as Skyline was throughout the game, Eastlake pulled ahead to lead 29-28 at halftime. It relied on successful perimeter shooting from Iraola and guard Dillon Pericin. Senor forward Michael Russo showed composure in the paint and shooting from the outside.

“They shoot that well. They’re very difficult,” Davis said. “Eastlake is a very good basketball team.”

Eastlake shot 49 percent from the field. Iraola finished with four 3-pointers and Pericin had 14 points, making five of seven free throws. Russo had 19 points and four rebounds.

“We played good enough to win,” Russo said after the game. “We never gave up.”

Eastlake continued its rally in the third quarter, at one point leading 41-36.

After Eastlake led 46-45 to end the third quarter, Skyline came roaring back in the final period. The Spartans strung together a quick bout of scoring in the final five minutes of the game to go up 59-57 and managed to hold Eastlake off down the stretch.

Skyline senior forward Miles Edwards played aggressive defense in the paint all night and also hit shots at crucial points in the game, including to break the 18-18 tie in the second quarter and to put the Spartans up 47-46 in the fourth.

“It was important to establish (ourselves) as king of the conference this game,” said Skyline’s Miles Edwards. “It was good to establish confidence going into the playoffs.”

Edwards made four of four free throw attempts.

“I guess I played with a chip on my shoulder,” Edwards said.

Russo said he was disappointed but confident that the two teams would meet again.

“We’ll see ‘em in the post season,” he said.

Vikings top Spartans

Skyline lost to host Inglemoor 49-45 Jan. 26 despite a big second-half comeback.

The Vikings shot to a 20-6 first quarter lead and were ahead by 13 points at halftime. Skyline outscored Inglemoor 18-9 in the fourth quarter, but couldn’t overcome the Vikings.

Hutsen had 18 points to lead Skyline.

Eagles drop two

Issaquah dropped two 4A KingCo contests last week.

The Eagles lost to Woodinville 59-50 Jan. 26, despite 20 points from Nick Price. Issaquah also lost to Garfield 62-53 Jan. 29. The Eagles mounted a strong comeback in the fourth quarter, outscoring the Bulldogs, 22-12.

Price and Derek Quan each had 12 points for Issaquah.

Skyline freshman guard Haley Smith, yanks the ball from the reach of Eastlake sophomore forward Lauren Files in the fourth quarter Jan. 29 at Eastlake High School. By Christopher Huber

It was the Eastlake High School girls basketball team’s game to lose and Skyline took it at the last moment.

The Skyline girls improved to 6-6 in 4A KingCo Conference Crest Division play after sophomore Morgan Farrar made a hectic lay-in with 17 seconds remaining Jan. 29.

In front of a packed and noisy crowd at Eastlake High School, Skyline beat Eastlake 49-47.

“I was afraid I would miss,” Farrar said as she left the court after the game. “I finally just finished.”

Eastlake went to 5-7 in league and 9-7 overall for the season. The win gives Skyline some confidence as the season comes to a close, and it may give them a fighting chance for the playoffs, Farrar said.

“We had to win this,” she said.The Wolves led 29-20 at halftime and looked to have control of the game. Alyssa Charlston and Kendra Morrison dominated down low and helped Eastlake take a 41-33 lead into the fourth quarter.

Skyline came back to lead 47-45 with 38 seconds left in the game. Eastlake sophomore Abby Carlson tied it at 47 with 26 seconds left, but the Wolves didn’t get another chance to win.

Kassia Fortier led Skyline with 12 points and Farrar finished with nine. Charlston topped all players with 15 points; Morrison had 13.

For Skyline, the victory was its second of the week. The Spartans defeated Inglemoor 58-51 Jan. 27. Skyline grabbed a 10-8 lead in the first quarter and was ahead by eight points at halftime. Fortier scored a game-high 22 points and Haley Smith contributed 12 points.

In other 4A KingCo action last week, Issaquah tumbled out of first place in the Crest Division when the Eagles lost twice.

Woodinville, the Crown Division leaders, defeated Issaquah 54-47 Jan. 27. Woodinville outscored Issaquah 17-10 in the third quarter to break open the contest. Maddey Pflaumer paced Issaquah with 17 points. Mackenzie Schiltz added 12 points and Blaire Brady had 11 for the Eagles.

Issaquah fell to Garfield 59-53 Jan. 29. Garfield shot to a 12-point lead in the third quarter, which proved too much for Issaquah to overcome. Schiltz topped Issaquah with 17 points and Pflaumer had 14.

Issaquah, 10-2, trails Newport by one game entering this week’s play.

Patriots split two

Liberty split a pair of 3A/2A KingCo games last week.

The Patriots lost to Bellevue 41-33 Jan. 27. Aspen Winegar led the Patriots with 13 points and Danni Sjolander added 11.

Liberty bounced back Jan. 29 to beat Sammamish 50-25. Winegar tallied a game-high 18 points and Maddie Birdsall had 10 points.

Christopher Huber: 392-6434, ext. 242, or chuber@isspress.com. Comment at www.issaquahpress.com.

4A KingCo Conference

CREST DIVISIONLeague                Season

W  L                    W   L Skyline                         9  3                    13  3   Garfield                      9  3                    12  4   Eastlake                      8  4                    11  5 Redmond                      4  8                      5 11  Newport                     3  9               4 12 Issaquah                 2 10                     4 11

CROWN DIVISION

League                Season

W  L                    W   L Lake Washington         8  4                    12  4  Woodinville                 8  4                    11  5  Inglemoor                    8  4                    11  5   Bothell                        5  7                      7  9  Roosevelt                    4  8                      4 12  Ballard                        4  8                      5 11

Jan. 29 Games

Skyline 65, Eastlake 62

Garfield 52, Issaquah 53

Redmond 58, Newport 47

Inglemoor 63, Bothell 54

Lake Washington 78, Ballard 70

Woodinville 49, Roosevelt 38

Jan. 26 Games

Inglemoor 49, Skyline 45

Woodinville 59, Issaquah 50

Eastlake 71, Ballard 63

Garfield 66, Lake Washington 60

Newport 64, Bothell 62

Redmond 63, Roosevelt 52

Feb. 2 Games

Inglemoor at Eastlake

Woodinville at Skyline

Bothell at Issaquah

Lake Washington at Newport

Roosevelt at Garfield

Ballard at Redmond

Feb. 5 Games

Eastlake at Issaquah

Newport at Skyline

Redmond at Garfield

Woodinville at Ballard

Roosevelt at Inglemoor

Bothell at Lake Washington

Feb. 9 Games

Skyline at Redmond

Issaquah at Newport

Garfield at Eastlake

Inglemoor at Woodinville

Ballard at Bothell

Lake Washington at Roosevelt

SKYLINE 65, EASTLAKE 62

Skyline   13 15 17 20 – 65

Eastlake   8 21 17 16 – 62

Skyline – Cory Hutsen 17, Miles Edwards 14, Connor Gacek 13, Will Parker 9, Austin Weige 8, Kasen Williams 4, Michael Ford 0, Lucas Shannon 0.

Eastlake – Michael Russo 19, Connor Iraola 17, Dillon Pericin 14, Anas Elkugia 6, Ryan Sikma 4, Kyle Hansen 2, Justin Lester 0, Chad Marxen 0, Colin Nelson 0.

GARFIELD 62, ISSAQUAH 53

Issaquah 13   9   9 22 – 53

Garfield   14 18 18 12 – 62

Issaquah – Nick Price 12, Derek Quan 12, Steven Rael 9, Uwila Symposa 4, Caleb Hupp 3, Evan Peterson 3, Taylor Wyman 3, Joe Evans 2, Derek Wilson 2, Nik Landdeck 1, Anthony Helms 0, Eric Lemke 0.

Garfield – Glenn Brooks 21, Wilson Platt 11, Daeshon Hall 6, DesJuan Newton 6, Pierre Wright 5, Demario Hall 4, Tucker Haymond 4, Kellen Landry 3, Chris Michael Garrett 2, Will Dorsey 0, Daniel Greer 0.

WOODINVILLE 59, ISSAQUAH 50

Issaquah      14   9 12 15 – 50

Woodinville   19 11   9 20 – 59

Issaquah – Nick Price 20, Joe Evans 7, Nik Landdeck 7, Steven Rael 6, Derek Quan 5, Kyle Weber 3, Anthony Helms 2, Eric Lemke 0, Alex Olson 0, Uwila Symposa 0, Derek Wilson 0, Taylor Wyman 0.

Woodinville – Joey Reavley 20, Spencer Teachout 2, Maxx Forde 15, Brett Arrivey 0, Dan Cleave 7, Taylor Tarabochia 6, Micah Lillard 4, Chris Young 4, Ziad Aziz 0, Dustin Bonvalet 0, Eric Enselman 0.

INGLEMOOR 49, SKYLINE 45

Skyline       6 11 10 18 – 45

Inglemoor 20 10 10   9 – 49

Skyline – Kasen Williams 8, Austin Weige 7, Connor Gacek 6, Miles Edwards 5, Cory Hutsen 18, Cooper Pelluer 1, Bryan Cikatz 0, Michael Ford 0, Will Parker 0, Lucas Shannon 0, Mikey Smith 0.

Inglemoor – Jerry Molina 8, Andy Nwaelele 8, Brady Greger 7, Paul Jorg 5, Eric Bryant 21, Andy Auerbach 0, Colin Hamilton 0, Lentz Randolph 0.

EASTLAKE 71, BALLARD 63

Eastlake 18   9 18 26 – 71

Ballard   11 13 20 19 – 63

Eastlake – Dillon Pericin 26, Michael Russo 23, Colin Nelson 5, Connor Iraola 4, Anas Elkugia 3, Justin Lester 2, Ryan Sikma 2, Kyle Hansen 2, Chad Marxen 2, James Clift 0.

Ballard – Gary Smith, Jr., 8, Seth Berger 7, Kyler Korsmo 10, Salim Gloyd 21, Mitch Hipp 6, Gardar Olsaffson 5, David Doerr 4, Brad Baker 2, Marcus Helm 0, Jeff Walden 0.

3A/2A KingCo Conference

League                Season

W  L                    W   L Bellevue                       9  0                    16  1  Mount Si                     7  1                    12  4 Sammamish                  6  3                    12  5 Mercer Island               5  3                      8  8   Juanita                        2  7                      6 11  Liberty                        1  8                      4 13 Interlake                0  8                      6  9

Jan. 30 Game

Mercer Island 44, West Seattle 39

Jan. 29 Games

Bellevue 71, Juanita 40

Sammamish 57, Liberty 53

Mercer Island 57, Interlake 34

Jan. 26 Games

Bellevue 78, Liberty 40

Mercer Island 57, Juanita 45

Mount Si 72, Sammamish 47

Feb. 2 Games

Mercer Island at Bellevue

Mount Si at Juanita

Feb. 4 Game

Liberty at Juanita

Feb. 5 Games

Sammamish at Mercer Island

Mount Si at Interlake

Feb. 9 Games

Bellevue at Mount Si

Liberty at Mercer Island

Juanita at Interlake

SAMMAMISH 57, LIBERTY 53

Liberty          7   8 18 20 – 53

Sammamish 16 19  9 13 – 57

Liberty – Stedman 8, Agnew 6, Austin Hedeen 5, Kylan Marlow 4, Shokri 4, Gilmore 3, Chandler Jenkins 13, Troy Solly 10, Ben Wessell 0.

Sammamish – Anthony Do 9, Daniel Wruble 3, Brady Anderson 7, Duncan Dickerson 6, Anthony Myers 5, George valle 4, Sami Jarjuan 3, John Steinberg 14, Steve Perkins 0, Jacob White 0.

BELLEVUE 78, LIBERTY 40

Bellevue 14 25 20 19 – 78

Liberty    15  7 10   8 – 40

Bellevue – Evlan Richard 7, Kenderick VanAckeran 5, John Ahrens 4, Will Locke 4, Colin Dressen 3, Aaron Bright 22, Cole Walton 2, Nate Sikma 19, Ian Gordon 12.

Liberty – Chandler Jenkins 9, Kylan Marlow 9, Ben Wessell 7, Shokri 5, Austin Hedeen 4, Agnew 2, Brow 2, Good 2, Bennett 0, Gilmore 0, Stedman 0.

Metro League

Jan. 29 Game

EASTSIDE CATHOLIC 64, INGRAHAM 54

Ingraham             11 17 10 16 – 54

Eastside Catholic  18   7 23 16 – 64

Ingraham – Devonte Spellman 21, Malik Barnes 13, Keith Gayden 7, Gada Ijito 6, Eric Pape 3, Omar  Benton 2, Ray Alvarez 0, Ted Parker 0, Tovar Sanchez 0.

Eastside Catholic – Jake Springfield 17, Joey Schreiber 15, Nile Kramer 13, Jonathan Callans 6, Matt Callans 2, Chevelle Walker 2, Griffin Devlin 0, Eddie Janicki 0, Luke Nelson 0, Michal Rambaldini 0.

Prep girls basketball

4A KingCo Conference

CREST DIVISION

League                Season

W  L                    W   L Newport                     11  1                    15  1  Issaquah                    10  2                    13  3     Garfield                    9  3                    10  6 Skyline                         6  6                      9  7   Eastlake                      5  7                      8  7  Redmond                     3  9                      6 10

CROWN DIVISION

League                Season

W  L                    W   L Woodinville                11  1                     15 1  Lake Washington        6  6                      8  8  Inglemoor                    5  7                      7 10 Roosevelt                    5  7                      8  7    Ballard                       1  11                    3 13 Bothell                         0  12                    1 15

Jan. 29 Games

Skyline 49, Eastlake 47

Garfield 59, Issaquah 53

Lake Washington 47, Ballard 30

Inglemoor 55, Bothell 50

Woodinville 43, Roosevelt 36

Newport 53, Redmond 40

Jan. 27 Games

Skyline 58, Inglemoor 51

Woodinville 54, Issaquah 47

Eastlake 60, Ballard 38

Newport 48, Bothell 28

Garfield 49, Lake Washington 49

Feb. 3 Games

Bothell at Issaquah

Woodinville at Skyline

Inglemoor at Eastlake

Lake Washington at Newport

Roosevelt at Garfield

Ballard at Redmond

Feb. 5 Games

Eastlake at Issaquah

Newport at Skyline

Redmond at Garfield

Woodinville at Ballard

Roosevelt at Inglemoor

Bothell at Lake Washington

Feb. 10 Games

Skyline at Redmond

Issaquah at Newport

Garfield at Eastlake

Inglemoor at Woodinville

Ballard at Bothell

Lake Washington at Roosevelt

SKYLINE 49, EASTLAKE 47

Skyline   12   8 13 16 – 49

Eastlake 12 17 12   6 – 47

Skyline – Kassia Fortier 12, Morgan Farrar 9, Michelle Bretl 8, Rachel Shim 6, Haley Smith 6, Christy Cofano 4, Amy Ziegler 0, Rachel Grasso 4, Allie Wyszynski 0, Cindy Nicholson 0.

Eastlake – Alyssa Charlston 15, Kendra Morrison 13, Katy Ainslie 6, Lauren Files 6, Abby Carlson 5, Jenna Hayden 2, Mercedes Bass 0, Annie Borges 0, Kenzie Carlson 0, Bella Zennan.

WOODINVILLE 54, ISSAQUAH 47

Issaquah       18  8 10 11 – 47

Woodinville    13 13 17 11 – 54

Issaquah – Maddey Pflaumer 17, Mackenzie Schiltz 12, Blaire Brady 11, Dayna Talley 4, Aimee Brakken 0, Domi Mendezona 2, Taryn Holmes 1, Morgan Young 0.

Woodinville – Amanda Frost 17, Ali Forde 13, Sarah Hale 12, Melissa Gilkey 10, Crystal Nybo 2, Maddie Graham 0, Carmen Vasilatos 0.

GARFIELD 59, ISSAQUAH 53

Issaquah 10 12 12 19 – 53

Garfield   10 17 19 13 – 59

Issaquah – Mackenzie Schiltz 17, Maddey Pflaumer 14, Blaire Brady 8, Taryn Holmes 6, Domi Mendezona 6, Aimee Brakken 2, Lexi Suprenant 0, Dayna Talley 0.

Garfield – Alysse Harris 20, Cora McManus 17, Nyasha Sarju 10, Bria Lancaster 1, Demarea Caples 5, DeAundrendey Dillard-Brown 4, Mykhaul Gadison 2, Quierra Farr 0, Ariana Sims.

SKYLINE 58, INGLEMOOR 51

Skyline    10 21 15 12 – 58

Inglemoor  8 15 18 10 – 41

Skyline – Kassia Fortier 22, Haley Smith 12, Christy Cofano 8, Morgan Farrar 6, Michelle Bretl 5, Lindsey Nicholson 3, Rachel Shim 2, Allie Wyszynski 2.

Inglemoor – Katie Taylor 12, Alexis McLeod 10, Mackenzie Iverson 9, Taylor Peacocke 9, Sarah Breysse 5, Rose Matsumoto 5, Melissa Wilson 2, Jessie Zou 0.

EASTLAKE 60, BALLARD 38

Eastlake 25 12 12 11 – 60

Ballard    8  14  7   9 – 38

Eastlake – Alyssa Charlston 25, Kendra Morrison 10, Katy Ainslie 7, Annie Borges 5, Lauren Files 4, Jenna Hayden 3, Mercedes Bass 2, Abby Carlson 2, Caleigh McCabe 2, Kenzie Carlson 0.

Ballard – Kayla Wenger 9, Morgan Bailess 10, Alexandra Lawrence 6, Theresa Moriarity 6, Tui Tautolo 4, Zoe Kasperzyk 2, Taylor Hall 1, Kendall Wall 0.

3A/2A KingCo Conference

League                Season

W  L                    W   L Mercer Island               8  0                    13  3  Bellevue                      7  2                    11  6 Juanita                          6  3                    10  7   Mount Si                    4  4                      8  8  Liberty                         4  5                      7 10    Interlake                   1  7                      8  8   Sammamish                      0  9                      2 14

Jan. 29 Games

Bellevue 41, Juanita 29

Liberty 50, Sammamish 25

Mercer Island 64, Interlake 47

Jan. 27 Games

Bellevue 41, Liberty 33

Mercer Island 82, Juanita 59

Mount Si 54, Sammamish 7

Feb. 3 Games

Mount Si at Juanita

Interlake at Sammamish

Mercer Island at Bellevue

Feb. 4 Game

Juanita at Liberty

Feb. 5 Games

Mount Si at Interlake

Sammamish at Mercer Island

Feb. 10 Games

Bellevue at Mount Si

Liberty at Mercer Island

Juanita at Interlake

LIBERTY 50, SAMMAMISH 25

Liberty        17 10 12 11 – 50

Sammamish  2   9   7  7 – 25

Liberty – Aspen Winegar 18, Maddie Birdsall 10, Danni Sjolander 7, Alexis Court 5, Breanne Faehnrich 6, Cari Fraley 2, Lindsey Linden 2, Halie Ericksen 1, Christina Huff 0, Kylee Johnson 0, Karlie Ludwig 0, Megan Tsutakawa 0.

Sammamish – Kelly Darling 6, Kendall Dougherty 3, Taylor Ferleman 2, Alayna Herring 2, Lauren Wing 2, Abur Al-Anzi 0, Estasany Alvarez 0, Maddie Cooley 0, Jennifer Garay 0, Joceyln Pinedro 0, Meg Tomlinson 0.

BELLEVUE 41, LIBERTY 33

Bellevue 6 12 11 12 – 41

Liberty    5  9  11  8 – 33

Bellevue – Natalie Anderson 5, Taylor Brazen 5, Quinn Gordon 3, Catelyn Webber 3, Shelby Fanning 2, Kelly Meggs 12, Alysssa Gilbert 1, Alli Cahill 0, Allie Cook 0, Katie Savard 0, Casey Warendorf 0.

Liberty – Maddie Birdsall 9, Aspen Winegar 13, Danni Sjolander 11, Alexis Court 0, Halie Ericksen 0, Breanne Faenhrich 0, Cari Fraley 0, Christina Huff 0, Kylee Johnson 0, Megan Tsutakawa 0.

Metro League

Jan. 29 Game

EASTSIDE CATHOLIC 60, INGRAHAM 56

Ingraham            12 10 12 21 – 56

Eastside Catholic   9 12 19 20 – 60

Ingraham – Rose Harbin 22, Marie Johanson 14, Brianna Lanier 6, Shelly Thach 6, Hallie Hawkins 6, Laurie Reddy 2, Caroline Deuwander 0, Kinsey Heden 0, Ariane Lozano 0.

Eastside Catholic – Carly Webster 16, Michaela O’Rourke 16, Sarah Hill 10, Courtney Brown 0, Megan Drews 0, Alex Johnston 6, Lauren Johnson 5, Morgan Kramer 3, Shannon Graves 2, Shelby Newell 2.

Prep boys swimming

KingCo Conference

Jan. 26 Meets

LIBERTY 104, SKYLINE 82

200 medley relay: 1, Liberty A (Luke Duschl, Shunya Asano, Austin Briggs, Logan Briggs) 1:46.08; 2, Skyline A 1:51.56; 3, Liberty B (Tucker Watts, Raymond Ha, Cameron Kaulia, Hayden Meriwether) 1:54.06. 200 freestyle: 1, Duschl (L) 2:00.00; 2, Kevin Hays (L) 2:06.56; 3, John Gerlach (S) 2:09.31; 4, Jake Millar (S) 2:12.59; 5, Tyler Larson (L) 2:19.96. 200 individual medley: 1, L. Briggs (L) 2:01.33; 2, Alex Palumbo (S) 2:13.12; 3, Asano (L) 2:16.12; 4, Watts (L) 2:25.12; 5, Kevin Kim (S) 2:33.09. 50 freestyle: 1, A. Briggs (L) 23.59; 2, David Jett (S) 24.03; 3, Meriwether (L) 24.90; 4, Mitch Kim (S) 24.96; 5, Alex Carey (S) 25.09. Diving: 1, Kaulia (L) 129.95; 2, Nicholas Riley (S) 124.95; 3, Chase Kenney (L) 118.70; 4, Matt Matches (S) 115.20; 5, Jarrett Brown (L) 114.29.

100 butterfly: 1, L. Briggs (L) 57.62; 2, Ha (L) 1:02.70; 3, Julian Lim (S) 1:06.41; 4, David Lowry (L) 1:07.18; 5, Jonathan Hong (S) 1:08.12. 100 freestyle: 1, A. Briggs (L) 52.84; 2, Gerlach (S) 56.25; 3, Tucker Russell (S) 56.75; 4, Carey (S) 58.59; 5, Andrew Kubeja (L) 58.87. 500 freestyle: 1 Palumbo (S) 5:09.90; 2, Hays (L) 5:43.61; 3, Ashton Powell (S) 5:48.37; 4, Rahul Gupta (S) 6;38.53; 5, Brown (L) 6:48.06. 200 freestyle relay: 1, Liberty (Asano, Kaulia, Meriwether A. Briggs) 1:39.90; 2, Skyline A (Gerlach, M. Kim, Carey, Palumbo) 1:40.18; 3, Skyline B (Connor Lawhead, Russell, Millar, Matches) 1:41.59. 100 backstroke: 1, Duschl (L) 59.36; 2, Mitchel Corson (S) 1:02.53; 3, Jett (S) 1:03.09; 4, Watts (L) 1:04.12; 5, Max Marber (S) 1:20.26. 100 breaststroke: 1, Asano (L) 1:06.68; 2, Ha (L) 1:08.68; 3, Alex Marber (S) 1:12.68; 4, K. Kim (S) 1:15.18; 5, TJ Forney (S) 1:15.46. 400 freestyle relay: 1, Skyline A (Gerlach, Powell, Jett, Palumbo) 2:43.06; 2, Liberty (Duschl, Hays, Watt, L. Briggs) 3:43.01; 3, Skyline B (Lawhead, Millar, Matches, K. Kim) 4:08.09.

NEWPORT 99.5, ISSAQUAH 80.5

200 medley relay: 1, Newport (Ben Allen, Alex Peterson, Dehlan Gwo, Sebastian Bury) 1:45.79*; 2, Issaquah (Gentry Gevers, Austin Melody, Willy Matsuda, Spencer McCulloh) 1:51.79. 200 freestyle: 1, Allen (N) 1:50.55*; 2, Skyler Kersten (I) 1:59.28; 3, Brian Ruggles (I) 2:00.60. 200 individual medley: 1, Gwo (N) 2:07.60; 2, Melody (I) 2:13.56; 4, Gevers (I) 2:16.73. 50 freestyle: 1, Bury (N) 23.16; 2, McCulloh (I) 24.62; 4, Jack Taylor (I) 24.98; 5, Ben Halter (I) 25.26. Diving: 1, Brandon Pomeroy (I) 184.85.

100 butterfly: 1, Matsuda (I) 56.79; 2, Nate Bean (I) 1:02.61. 100 freestyle: 1, Bury (N) 50.27*; 2, Ruggles (I) 51.84; 4, McCulloh (I) 54.96; 5, Dave Nam (I) 57.57. 500 freestyle: 1, Allen (N) 4:59.15*; 2, Kersten (I) 5:35.79; 4, Connor Mowers (I) 6:50.83; 5, Evan Ko (I) 7:08.28. 200 freestyle relay: 1, Issaquah (Ruggles, Gevers, Kersten, McCulloh) 1:39.49. 100 backstroke: 1, Gwo (N) 57.25*; 2, Matsuda (I) 59.81; 3, Taylor (I) 1:02.87. 100 breaststroke: 1, Peterson (N) 1:07.35; 2, Melody (I) 1:07.49; 3, Gevers (I) 1:12.14; 5, Jake Walin (I) 1:16.72. 400 freestyle relay: 1, Newport (Bury, Gwo, Nicholas Weiss, Allen) 3:30.41; 2, Issaquah (Ruggles, Matsuda, Kersten, Taylor) 3:37.86.

Jan. 28 Meet

ISSAQUAH 125, SAMMAMISH 48

200 medley relay: 1, Issaquah A (Jack Taylor, William Kim, Nate Bean, Jake Walin) 1:57.13; 2, Issaquah E (Willy Matsuda, Austin Melody, Keaton Johns, Troy Potensky) 2:01.14. 200 freestyle: 1, Spencer McCulloh (I) 2:04.83; 3, Jacob Masaki (I) 2:25.88; 5, Mitchell Undi (I) 2:28.75. 200 individual medley: 1, Kim (I) 2:43.12; 2, Connor Mowers (I) 2:43.45. 50 freestyle: 1, Matsuda (I) 24.15; 2, Taylor (I) 24.75. Diving: 1, Brandon Pomeroy (I) 184.40.

100 butterfly: 1, Melody (I) 1:03.14; 2, Bean (I) 1:03.56. 100 freestyle: 1, McCulloh (I) 56.28; 2, Nam (I) 57.61; 4, Walin (I) 58.83. 500 freestyle: 1, Chris Gott (S) 6:34.42; 2, Ko (I) 6:39.21; 3, Mowers (I) 6:48.44; 4, Gevers (I) 7:12.98. 200 freestyle relay: 1, Issaquah A (Ben Halter, Gevers, Alec Balkman, Kersten) 1:45.37; 2, Issaquah D (McCulloh, Undi, Potensky, Matsuda) 1:46.52. 100 backstroke: 1, Gevers (I) 1:02.64; 3, Melody (I) 1:14.74; 4, Elliot Salmon (I) 1:16.00. 100 breaststroke: 1, Brian Ruggles (I) 1:08.92; 2, Kersten (I) 1:09.42; 5, Halter (I) 1:19.11. 400 freestyle relay: 1, Issaquah D (Melody, Masaki, Undi, McCulloh) 4:00.62; 2, Issaquah A (Bean, Alex Lambdin, Alan Trinh, Walin) 4:02.57.

Metro League

Jan. 28

BISHOP BLANCHET 110, EASTSIDE CATHOLIC 47

200 medley relay- 1, Bishop Blanchet (Corlin Sievers, Sam Bulkley, Alex Santiago, Matt Haines) 1:52.80. 200 freestyle: 1, Santiago (BB) 2:00.35. 200 individual medley: 1, Sievers (BB) 2:19.77. 50 freestyle: 1, Haines (BB) 24.30. 100 butterfly: 1, Bulkley (BB) 1:00.60. 100 freestyle: 1, Haines (BB) 54.14. 500 freestyle: 1, Ethan Hallowell (EC) 4:57.20. 200 freestyle relay: 1, Bishop Blanchet (Bulkley, Haines, Andrew Hinkley, Sievers) 1:39.01. 100 backstroke: 1, Santiago (BB) 1:02.94. 100 breaststroke: 1, Hallowell (EC) 1:06.91. 400 freestyle relay: 1, Bishop Blanchet (Hinkley, Sievers, Santiago, Unopal) 3:45.52.

Prep girls swimming

Metro League

Jan. 28 Meet

BISHOP BLANCHET 113, EASTSIDE CATHOLIC 54

200 medley relay – 1, Eastside Catholic (Hitchings, Rehn, Whiteman, McCann) 2:07.83. 200 freestyle: 1, Molly McCloskey (BB) 2:12.47. 200 individual medley: 1, Sarah Hubbard (BB) 2:32.16. 50 freestyle: 1, Rehn (EC) 28.74. 100 butterfly: 1, Molly Manea (BB) 1:08.57. 100 freestyle: 1, Summer Nash (BB) 1:06.27. 500 freestyle: 1, Claire Daigneault (BB) 6:24.23. 200 freestyle relay: 1, Bishop Blanchet (Daigneault, Sandy Dasallo, Hubbard, Manea) 1:52.75. 100 backstroke: 1, Hitchings (EC) 1:15.23. 100 breaststroke: 1, Whiteman (EC) 1:17.43. 400 freestyle relay: 1, Bishop Blanchet (Lilla Bannister, Daigeneault, Molly Higan, Clark) 4:19.80.

Prep wrestling

KingCo Conference

Jan. 28 Matches

LIBERTY 44, MOUNT SI 28

103: double forfeit. 112: Dan Velasquez (L) p. Mckenzie Will, 1:22. 119: Andrew Sypher (MS) p. Michael Shaw, 0:51. 125: Cody Botten (MS) won by forfeit. 130: Riley Richmond (L) p. Bruce Stuart, 4:23. 135: Ben Larsen (MS) p. Danny Dapper, 3:32. 140: Trey Botten (MS) p. Kevin Tu, 4:42. 145: Josh Muttart (L) p. Connor Klupar, 3:40. 152: Hamilton Noel (L) p. Connor Deutch, 3:58. 160: Jay Chakravarty (L) won by forfeit. 171: Brandon Studer (L) maj. dec. against Shane Dixon, 18-8. 189: Nick Bezanson (L) p. Zach Storm, 5:57. 215: Chris Harlin (L) maj. dec. against Erik Sorvik, 10-0. 285; Josh Mitchell (MS) maj. dec. against Nathan Tinseth, 8-0.

LIBERTY 46, SKYLINE 26

103: Justin Manipis (S) won by forfeit. 112: Dan Velasquez (L) p. Jo Tono, 1:59. 119: Jerred Kiss (S) p. Michael Shaw, 0:43. 125: Christian Caldwell (S) won by forfeit. 130: Riley Richmond (L) d. Collin Ehret, 6-5. 135: Danny Dapper (L) p. Ryan Anderson, 3:45. 140: Wright Noel (L) maj. dec. against Ren Reh, 10-2. 145: Jordan McCaslin (S) maj. dec. against Josh Muttart, 16-3. 152: Hamilton Noel (L) d. Danny Christianson, 6-5. 160: Jay Chakravarty (L) won by forfeit. 171: Brandon Studer (L) won by forfeit. 189: Nick Bezanson (L) p. Sean McAlhaney, 3:29. 215: Anthony DeMatteo (S) maj. dec. against Chris Harlin, 14-1. 285: Nathan Tinseth (L) p. Damon Mantel, 0:36.

SKYLINE 45, MOUNT SI 33

103: Justin Manipis (S) p. Cody Bizzell, 0:40. 112: Jo Tono (S) p. Mckenzie Will, 1:01. 119: Jerred Kiss (S) won by forfeit. 125: Collin Ehret (S) d. Bruce Shaw, 11-10. 130: Tyler White (S) won by forfeit. 135: Ben Larsen (MS) p. Ryan Anderson, 1:39. 140: Trey Botton (MS) p. Ben Reh, 5:46. 145: Jordan McCaslin (S) p. Connor Klupar, 1:16. 152: Danny Christianson (S) p. Connor Deutsch, 1:12. 160: Lee Amador (MS) won by forfeit. 171: Shane Dixon (MS) d. Ryan Adamson, 4-3. 189: Zach Storm (MS) p. Sean McAlhaney, 0:22. 285: Josh Mitchell (MS) won by forfeit.

LIBERTY 41, ISSAQUAH 30

103: John Mele (L) won by forfeit. 112: Dan Velasquez (L) maj. dec. against Max Tickman, 10-2. 119: Ty Morton (I) p. Michael Shaw, 3:17. 125: Almen Thorpe (I) won by forfeit. 130: Andrew Ramirez (I) p. Riley Richmond, 3:12. 135: Jordan Tanner (I) p. Danny Dapper, 1:02. 140: Wright Noel (L) maj. dec. against David White, 12-0. 145: Hamilton Noel (L) p. Sean Novak 5:04. 152: Jay Muttart (L) d. Taylor Evans, 12-10. 160: Jay Chakravarty (L) won by forfeit.171: Brandon Studer (L) d.Tyler Volk, 8-7. 189: Nick Bezanson (L) d. Alex Stevens, 10-5. 215: Chris Harlin (L) won by forfeit. 285: Nathan Tinseth (L) won by forfeit.

ISSAQUAH 48, MOUNT SI 33

103: John Mele (I) p. William Beach, 0:18. 112: Max Tickman (I) p. McKinley Cook, 3:47. 125: Cody Botten (MS) p. Almen Thorpe, 3:48. 135: Jordan Tanner (I) p. Ben Larsen, 1:51. 140: David White (I) p. Trey Botten, 5:10. 145: Brandon Pearson (I) p. Connor Klupar, 3:27. 152: Connor Deutsch (MS) d. Taylor Evans, 16-14. 171: Tyler Volk (I) d. Shane Dixon, 8-2. 189: Zach Storm (MS) d. Alex Stevens, 8-2. 215: Erik Sorvik (MS) p. Matt Solusod, 4:42.

Jan. 27 Match

INTERLAKE 45, SKYLINE 25

103: Justin Manipis (S) maj. dec. against Nigel Miles, 13-0. 112: Jo Tono (S) p. Markus Kopp, 3:24. 119: Daniel Montoya (I) p. Jerred Kiss, 3:59. 125: Joshua Okrent (I) d. Collin Ehret, 4-2. 130: Feynman Liana (I) p. Tyler White, 1:46. 135: Jacob Wilson (I) p. Ryan Anderson, 3:02. 140: Ben Reh (S) d. Rigel Kuhn, 9-3. 145: Christian Schultz (I) p. Jordan McCaslin, 2:21. 152: Danny Christianson (S) d. Jacob Marks, 7-6. 160: Robert Mueller (I) won by forfeit. 171: Sam Chapman (I) won by forfeit. 189: Andy Agus (I) won by forfeit. 215: Sean McAlhaney (S) d. Michael Henderson, 13-7. 285: Anthony DeMatteo (S) p. Tine Ngauamo, 0:50.

Youth gymnastics

Seattle Open

Results for Gymnastics East:

LEVEL 4

Francesca Paszkeicz: 2, all-around, 35.650; vault, 9.150; bars, 8.8; beam, 9.1; floor, 8.6. Annelise Fletcher: 2, all-around, 35.400; vault, 9.0; bars, 8.5; beam, 9.45; floor, 8.45. Rachel Arms: 4, all-around, 35.200; vault, 9.3; bars, 9.1; beam, 8.6; floor, 8.2.

Maya Mandyam: 1, all-round, 35.000; vault, 9.15; bars, 9.0; beam, 8.95; floor, 7.9. Alexandra Marsh: 6, all-around, 34.900; vault, 9.4; bars, 9.1; beam, 8.6; floor, 7.8.

Sarah Walsh: 3, all-around, 34.350; vault, 8.95; bars, 8.6; beam, 8.65; floor, 8.15.

Amie Benoit: 2, all-around, 34.250; vault, 9.1; bars, 8.35; beam, 8.7; floor, 8.1. Alexa Steffens: 4, all-around, 33.850; vault, 9.0; bars, 8.35; beam, 7.8; floor, 8.15. Hallie Caudle: 5, all-around, 33.750; vault, 8.9; bars, 8.85; beam, 8.0; floor, 8.0. Jenna Wisler: 5, all-around, 33.500; vault, 9.0; bars, 8.8; beam, 8.1; floor, 7.6. Elizabeth Larimer: 7, all-around, 33.300; vault, 9.2; bars, 8.8; beam, 8.2; floor, 7.1.

Jennifer Davis: 6, all-round, 33.100; vault, 9.2; bars, 8.6; beam, 7.8; floor, 7.5.

Raelynn Fleisher: 1, all-around, 32.600; vault, 8.8; bars, 8.2; beam, 8,2; floor, 7.4. Samantha Pau: 2, all-around, 32.350; vault, 8.7; bars, 8.5; beam, 7.95; floor, 7.2. Stephanie Pau: 6, all-around, 32.300; vault, 8.4; bars, 8.5; beam, 8.0; floor, 7.2. Birkley Meade: 7, all-around, 30.950; vault, 8.4; bars, 8.6; beam, 7,35l floor, 6.6.

(Team finished fourth, 107.850).

LEVEL 5

Anneka Claudio: 1, all-around, 36.500; vault, 8.95; bars, 9.325; beam, 9.175; floor, 9.05.

Abigail Hotchkiss: 1, all-around, 36.950; vault, 9.2; bars, 8.35; beam, 9.35; floor, 9.05. Hannah Walsh: 2, all-around, 35.800; vault, 9.15; bars, 8.65; beam, 8.9; floor, 9.1. Isabelle Miller: 3, all-around, 35.150; vault, 8.575; bars, 8.525; beam, 8.75; floor, 9.3. Rebecca Cyr: 4, all-around, 35.075; vault, 8.725; bars, 8.5; beam, 8.475; floor, 9.375.

Sophia Lazich: 2, all-around, 35.075; vault, 8.675; bars, 8.85; beam, 8.45; floor, 9.1.

Grace Johnson: 1, all-around, 34.600; vault, 8.45; bars, 8.2; beam, 8.75; floor, 9.2.

Olivia Miller: 1, all-around, 34.425; vault, 7.85; bars, 8.475; beam, 8.95; floor, 9.15. Tessa Lazich; 2, all-around, 34.400; vault, 8.4; bars, 8.1; beam, 8.9; floor, 9.0.

Emily Culbertson: 4, all-around, 34.400; vault, 8.1; bars, 8.7; beam, 8.8; floor, 8.8.

Ashleigh Helms: 3, all-around, 34.325; vault, 7.,85; bars, 8.65; beam, 8.75; floor, 9.1. Julia Davis: 4, all-around, 34.125; vault, 8.35; bars, 8.375; beam, 9.025; floor, 8.375. Sara Fitzgerald: 7, all-around, 33.150; vault, 8.525; bars, 7.55; beam, 8.7; floor, 8.375.

Katrina Atkinson: 5, all-around, 33.100; vault, 8.65; bars, 8.15; beam, 8.8; floor, 7.5. Payton Lester: 6, all-around, 32.150; vault, 7.75; bars, 8.05; beam, 8.2; floor, 8.15.

Sophia Schuler: 6, all-around, 31.950; vault, 7.725; bars, 7.825; beam, 8.1; floor, 8.3. Emily Bautel: 7, all-around, 29.850; vault, 7.95; bars, 6.1; beam, 8.8; floor, 7.0.

Olivia Gasca: 7, all-around, 29.075; vault, 8.275; bars, 5.0; beam, 7.7; floor, 8.1.

(Team finished second 109.600).

Youth swimming

January Challenge

DIVISION 7

Results for Issaquah Swim Team:

BOYS

10-and-under

50 breaststroke: 1, Kinnear 38.83; 2, B. Leu 45.22; 3, W. O’Daffer 45.81; 4, Leahy 46.19; 5, Yue 46.50; 6, Gieseke 49.78; 7, Ernst 49.79; 9, Voros 53.59; 11, Falkner 54.77; 13, Wang 56.96; 14, Sun 58.28; 15, C. Leu 1:05.77; 16, Poggemann 1:14.47; 17, Schahrer 1:15.10. 100 breaststroke: 1, Kinnear 1:21.59; 2, Van Nortwick 1:45.25; 3, Cape 1:46.78; 4, Ngo 1:50.07; 5, Gieseke 1:50.12; 7, Ernst 1:58.02.

50 butterfly: 1, Cassady 34.37; 2, B. Leu 35.87; 3, Graham 37.94; 4, W. O’Daffer 39.52; 5, Melody 42.68; 7, Ngo 43.83; 8, Falkner 44.43; 9, Van Nortwick 53.90. 200 individual medley: 1, B. Leu 2:51.19; 2, Leahy 2:52.39; 3, W. O’Daffer 3:05.09; 4, Melody 3:09.07; 5, Falkner 3:18.89; 6, Voros 3:19.47; 7, Ngo 3:28.80; 8, Fentress 3:30.70; 9, Gieseke 3:41.75.

200 freestyle relay: 1, IST A (B. Leu, Kinnear, Leahy, Graham) 2:07.27; 2, IST C (Falkner, Melody, Gieseke, Van Nortwick) 2:33.95; 3, IST D (Fentress, Yue, Cape, Arrazola) 2:41.68; 4, IST B (W. O’Daffer, H. O’Daffer, Voros, Ernst) 2:44.31. 200 medley relay: 1, IST A (W. O’Daffer, Cassady, Kinnear, B. Leu) 2:16.89; 2, IST B (Falkner, Melody, Graham, Poggemann) 2:52.42; 3, IST C (Voros, Van Nortwick, Gieseke, Ernst) 3:01.34; 5, IST D (C. Leu, Burukhim, Yue, Wang) 3:31.05.

11-12

50 freestyle: 1, Nick Klatt 26.15; 2, Connor Broughton 28.43; 6, Nick Nava 33.85; 9, Jacob Gonzalez 36.80; 10, Jared Juhn 37.99; 11, Matias Tung 42.18; 12, Maxim Burukhim 50.82. 100 freestyle: 1, Broughton 1:02.96; 2, Jackson Berman 1:01.99; 3, Jacob Leahy 1:02.46; 5, Benjamin Cape 1:11.97; 9, Xavier Graham 1:16.56; 10, Nava 1:17.38; 11, Alex Sun 1:19.01; 12 Brandon Baier 1:21.50; 13, Ian Rasquinha 1:25.48; 14, Juhn 1:36.55; 15, Tung 1:47.58; 16, Burukhim 1:47..62. 200 freestyle: 2, Nolan Hoover 2:14.69; 3, Ian Sada 2:24.57; 5, Jason Klein 2:36.97; 6, Connor Applegate 2:49.99; 7, Graham 2:50.91. 500 freestyle: 2, Sada 6:16.63; 3, Mikel Arrazola 6:56.29.

50 backstroke: 1, Klatt 29.20; 2, Hoover 30.34; 3, Berman 32.99; 5, Graham 38.36; 6, Nava 39.86; 7, Baier 39.87; 9, Gonzalez 43.61; 10, Juhn 45.07; 11, Tung 50.71. 100 backstroke: 1, Broughton 1:08.29; 3, Sado 1:14.90; 5, Cape 1:24.87; 7, Nava 1:30.00; 8, Juhn 1:45.34; 9, Burukhim 1:55.60; 10, Tung 2;04.83. 200 backstroke: 1, Broughton 2;26.57; 2, Klein 2:51.09.

50 breaststroke: 1, Leahy 37.96; 2, Berman 40.61; 5, Applegate 50.43; 6, Baier 54.33; 7, Gonzalez 55.32; 8, Tung 55.46. 100 breaststroke: 1, Leahy 1:24.29; 2, Berman 1:25.90; 3, Graham 1:33.05; 5, Arrazola 1:36.81; 6, Juhn 1:58.70. 200 breaststroke: 1, Klatt 2:40.72; 2, Hooever 2:47.11; 3, Berman 3:04.56; 4, Leahy 3:09.71; 5, Graham 3:11.54; 6, Sado 3:21.08; 8, Klein 3:37.70.

50 butterfly: 1, Broughton 32.11; 5, Gonzalez 39.57; 6, Applegate 40.29; 7, Nava 44.63; 8, Baier 45.19; 9, Burukhim 55.46. 100 butterfly: 1, Broughton 1:10.98; 2, Sado 1:17.38. 200 butterfly: 1, Klatt 2:25.78. 100 individual medley: 1, Berman 1:13.65; 2, Cape 1;22.14; 5, Tung 1;51.88. 200 individual medley: 1, Leahy 2:38.37; 2, Arrazola 2:53.98; 3, Cape 2:55.64; 4, Sun 3:04.17; 5, Graham 3:10.90; 6, Rasquinha 3:35.52. 400 individual medley: 1, Hoover 5:19.91; 2, Leahy 6:08.11.

200 medley relay: 1, IST A (Hoover, Broughton, Leahy, Klatt) 2;02.83; 2, IST B (Klein, Graham, Sado, Berman) 2:18.31; 4, IST C (Tung, Nava, Baier, Burukhim) 3:17.09. 200 freestyle relay: 1, IST A (Leahy, Broughton, Berman, Sado) 1:55.61; 3, IST C (Nava, Alex Sun, Arrazola, Baier) 2:21.49; 4, IST B (Cape, Graham, C. Leu, Joshua Sun) 2:34.66; 5, IST D (Rasquinha, Juhn Tung, Burukhim) 3:03.14.

13-14

50 freestyle: 1, Ben Nussbaum 26.25; 2, Paul Jett 26.46; 3, Chris Freeberg 27.80; 4, Lucas Ung 27.90; 6, Bryan Yue 29.92; 7, Andre Garay 30.61. 100 freestyle: 1, Freeberg 1:00.99; 2, Elliot Schwinn 1:01.25; 3, Matt Haynie 1:01.89; 5, Richard Baron 1:02.94; 7, Yue 1:08.36; 8, Carter Ray 1:12.69; 9, Garay 1:14.34; 10, Goku Kumarresen 1:19.28. 200 freestyle: 1, B. Nussbaum 2:03.56; 2, Jett 2:07.79; 3, Ung 2:08.08; 4, Tom Hutchison 2:08.87; 5, E. Schwinn 2:13.69; 7, Freeberg 2:15.53; 8, Haynie 2:16.83; 9, Malcolm Mitchell 2:21.13; 10, Keith Nussbaum 2:21.17; 11, Kevin Nam 2:23.83; 12, Devyn Crich 2:48.39; 13, Kumarresen 3:01.97. 500 freestyle: 1, Connor Biehl 6:10.36; 2, K. Nussbaum 6:11.40; 3, Freeberg 6:23.50; 4, Mitchell 6:29.18; 5, Nam 6:47.89; 6, Connor Schwinn 7:04.46. 7, Sebastian Duboc 7:25.32.

50 backstroke: 1, Ray 36.77. 100 backstroke: 1, Mitchell 1:09.17; 2, Haynie 1:13.69; 4, C. Schwinn 1:21.16; 5, Garay 1:21.77; 6, Kumarresen 1:27.25; 7, Yue 1:37.16; 8, Duboc 1:41.05. 200 backstroke: 1, B. Nussbaum 2:19.39; 2, Hutchison 2:19.46; 3, Jett 2:22.61; 4, Freeberg 2:23.97; 6, Haynie 2:36.47; 7, E. Schwinn 2:37.19; 9, K. Nussbaum 2:38.98; 10, Ray 3:07.84; 11, C. Schwinn 3:09.91; 12, Kumarresen 3:11.16; 13, Crich 3:11.97; 14, Yue 3:29.09.

50 breaststroke: 1, Garay 40.51. 100 breaststroke: 2, E. Schwinn 1:19.20; 3, Haynie 1:21.96; 4, K. Nussbaum 1:25.26; 5, Ray 1:25.35; 6, Biehl 1:25.71; 7, Mitchell 1:29.02. 200 breaststroke; 1, Jett 2:45.33; 2, E. Schwinn 2:45.77; 3, Hutchison 2:47.86; 4, Ung 2:49.71; 5, Biehl 2:57.06; 6, Duboc 3:06.04; 7, Baron 3:08.94; 8, Mitchell 3:14.14; 9, Ray 3:14.78; 10, Crich 3:19.12; 11, Kumarresen 3:27.33.

50 butterfly: 1, Garay 35.86; 2, Yue 40.36. 100 butterfly: 2, Nam 1:12.87; 3, Crich 1:18.03; 4, C. Schwinn 1:24.99; 5, Garay 1:30.13. 200 butterfly: 1, Biehl 2:39.25; 2, Baron 2:39.62; 3, K. Nussbaum 2:47.89. 100 individual medley: 2, Kumurressen 1:28.42. 200 individual medley: 1, E. Schwinn 2:28.30; 2, Freeberg 2:33.18; 3, Biehl 2:34.08; 4, K. Nussbaum 2:35.71; 5, Baron 2:37.04; 6, Nam 2:42.01; 8, Yue 3:10.71. 400 individual medley: 1, B. Nussbaum 5:01.16; 2, Ung 5:06.75; 3, Biehl 5:24.46; 4, Haynie 5:26.21; 5, Mitchell 5:44.01; 6, Baron 5:48.66; 7, C. Schwinn 6:07.92.

15-and-over

100 freestyle: 1, Gentry Gevers 54.80; 2, Kevin Hays 55.47. 200 freestyle: 1, Logan Briggs 1:48.68; 2, Ben Allen 1:49.77; 3, Michael Rochford 1:50.03; 4, Peter Trahms 1:54.07; 5, Hays 2:07.93. 500 freestyle: 1, Gevers 5:36.35. 100 backstroke: 1, Gevers 1:00.02. 200 backstroke: 1, Rochford 2:00.70; 2, Allen 2:05.25; 3, Chase Goulart 2:07.20; 4, Trahms 2:14.68; 6, Hays 2:28.72.

100 breaststroke: 1, Hays 1:12.06. 200 breaststroke: 1, Briggs 2:21.90; 2, Goulart 2:22.40; 3, Allen 2:22.62; 4, Trahms 2:24.28; 5, Hyas 2:40.96. 100 butterfly: 1, Gevers 1:02.80. 200 butterfly: 1, Goulart 2:04.96; 2, Rochford 2;05.90; 3, Briggs 2:07.69. 200 individual medley: 1, Hays 2:20.20. 400 individual medley: 1, Briggs 4:23.57; 2, Rochford 4:23.99; 3, Goulart 4:28.15; 4, Trahms 4:33.13; 5, Allen 4:34.49.

13-and-over 200 freestyle relay: 1, IST A (Gentry Gevers, Kevin Hays, Chris Freeberg, Richard Baron) 1:47.58; 2, IST B (Elliot Schwinn, Matt Haynie, Connor Biehl, Malcolm Mitchell) 1:55.79; 3, IST C (Connor Schwinn, Keith Nussbaum, Kevin Nam, Sebastian Duboc) 2:00.98.

11-and-over 200 medley relay: 1, IST A (Freeberg, E. Schwinn, Baron, Haynie) 2:05.08; 2, IST B (Lucas Ung, K. Nussbaum, Nam, Biehl) 2:00.81; 3, IST D (Tom Hutchison, Deyvn Crich, Jacob Gonzalez, Ben Nussbaum) 2:11.66; 4, IST C (Carter Ray, Hays, Mitchell, C. Schwinn) 2:12.31.

Washington Open

At King County Aquatic Center

Results for Issaquah Swim Team and other local swimmers:

WOMEN

50 freestyle: C final, 19, Stacy Maier 25.25; prelims, 30, Kayla DiMicco 25.57; 44, Kaela Nurmi 26.17; 65, Stephanie Munoz 26.52; 89, Cassie Burgess 27.39; 92, Brigid Mackey 27.46; 107, Anastasia Kosykh 27.88; 114, Yui Umezawa 28.11; 133, Kimi Rogers 30.00. 100 freestyle: A final, 3, Katie Kinnear 52.08; prelims, 34, Maria Volodkevich 55.18; 37, Nicole Lecoq 55.28; 45, DiMicco 55.56; 48, Kayla Flaten 55.71; 60, Kara Beauchamp 56.16; 67, Mackenna Briggs 56.62; 69, Maier 56.71; 70, Jessica Rivers 56.73; 94. Helen Liu 57.60; 109, Kosykh 58.13; 110, Mackey 58.16; 111, Burgess 58.17; 127, Munoz 58.63; 140, Toni Scarcello 59.26; 14

The Issaquah High School girls basketball team got off to a hot start like it has done often this season, but the Eagles couldn’t keep up with host Woodinville in the third quarter Jan. 27 and fell to the Falcons 54-47 in a battle of 4A KingCo Conference division leaders.

Issaquah led 18-13 at the end of the first quarter and was tied with Woodinivlle 26-26 at halftime. Woodinville outscored the Eagles 17-10 in the third quarter to take the lead for good.

Amanda Frost scored 17 points for Woodinville, which has a 10-1 record and leads the Crown Division. Maddey Pflaumer had 17 points for Issaquah. Teammates Mackenzie Schiltz and Blaire Brady contributed 12 and 11 points respectively.

The loss was Issaquah’s first in league play and just its second of the season. The Eagles, 10-1,dropped in to a tie with Newport for the Crest Division lead.

In other action, Skyline downed Inglemoor 58-51.

Kassia Fortier, of Skyline, scored  game-high 22 points. Haley Smith added 12 points for the Spartans, who are 5-6 in league play.

In 3A/2A KingCo action, Liberty lost to visiting Bellevue 41-33. Bellevue outscored Liberty 12-8 in the final quarter to pull away. Aspen Winegar topped Liberty with 12 points. Danni Sjolander added 11 points for the Patriots, who are 3-5 in league play.