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<< Previous   of   Next >>   ADVERTISEMENT   HIGH SCHOOL SCORES AND SCHEDULES: By sport: BaseballBoys basketballBoys golfBoys soccerBoys swimmingBoys tennis Boys trackBoys wrestlingCross countryFootballGirls basketballGirls bowlingGirls golfGirls soccerGirls swimmingGirls tennisGirls trackGirls wrestlingGymnasticsSoftballTrackVolleyballWrestling By date: June 28 June 29 June 30 July 1 July 2 July 3 July 4 July 5 July 6 July 7 July 8 July 9 July 10 July 11 July 12 July 13 July 14 July 15 July 16 July 17 July 18 July 19 By school: Archbishop Murphy Arlington Bothell Cascade Cedar Park Christian-Everett Cedarcrest Concrete Coupeville Darrington Edmonds-Woodway Everett Friday Harbor Glacier Peak Grace Academy Granite Falls Highland Christian Prep Jackson Kamiak King's La Conner Lake Stevens Lakewood Lopez Island Lummi Lynnwood Mariner Marysville-Pilchuck Meadowdale Monroe Mount Vernon Christian Mountlake Terrace North Sound Christian Oak Harbor Orcas Island Shorecrest Shoreline Christian Shorewood Snohomish South Whidbey Stanwood Sultan Tulalip Heritage    • Stadium map By league: Cascade Conference Non-conference Northwest 1A/2B Northwest 1B Northwest 2B Wesco Wesco 3A Wesco North Wesco South STANDINGS: Select league Cascade Conference baseball Cascade Conference boys basketball Cascade Conference boys soccer Cascade Conference boys wrestling Cascade Conference football Cascade Conference girls basketball Cascade Conference girls soccer Cascade Conference softball Cascade Conference volleyball Northwest 1A/2B baseball Northwest 1A/2B boys basketball Northwest 1A/2B boys soccer Northwest 1A/2B boys wrestling Northwest 1A/2B girls basketball Northwest 1A/2B girls soccer Northwest 1A/2B softball Northwest 1A/2B volleyball Northwest 1B boys basketball Northwest 1B boys soccer Northwest 1B girls basketball Northwest 1B girls soccer Northwest 1B volleyball Northwest 2B football Wesco 3A Football Wesco North baseball Wesco North boys basketball Wesco North boys soccer Wesco North boys swimming Wesco North boys tennis Wesco North boys track Wesco North boys wrestling Wesco North football Wesco North girls basketball Wesco North girls soccer Wesco North girls swimming Wesco North girls tennis Wesco North girls track Wesco North softball Wesco North volleyball Wesco South baseball Wesco South boys basketball Wesco South boys soccer Wesco South boys swimming Wesco South boys tennis Wesco South boys track Wesco South boys wrestling Wesco South football Wesco South girls basketball Wesco South girls soccer Wesco South girls swimming Wesco South girls tennis Wesco South girls track Wesco South softball Wesco South volleyball CONTACT THE HERALD Report scores and results to 425-339-3470 or 1-866-6-SCORES (Call after 4:30 p.m.) E-mail information including items for Tuesday's Communities Sports Roundup and Thursday's Outdoor Calendar, to sports@heraldnet.com Kevin Brown, Sports Editor kbrown@heraldnet.com   Published: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 Grab a pen, it's time to sign on the dotted line Area athletes anticipate early NCAA letter of intent signing period By Mike Cane Herald Writer The gap between high school and college will soon feel a lot smaller for many of the area's exceptional prep athletes. The NCAA early signing period for several sports begins Wednesday morning. Starting at 7 a.m., high school student-athletes can sign and submit a binding National Letter of Intent to accept a college athletic scholarship. Sports covered in the early period include boys and girls basketball, baseball, softball and volleyball. The signing periods for football, boys and girls soccer, cross country, and track and field doesn't start until Feb. 6, 2008. Loads of standout local competitors have made verbal commitments to various programs and plan to sign during the weeklong early period, which continues through Nov. 21. Here is a sport-by-sport look at some of the seniors expected to sign this week. Girls basketball Kristi Kingma of Jackson, The Herald's 2006-2007 All-Area Girls Basketball Player of the Year, has committed to the University of Washington. Meanwhile, Meadowdale's Eryn Jones, one of Kingma's Western Conference South Division rivals, committed to Portland State University. Kingma and Jones are among the top Class of 2008 guards in the state. Baseball Snohomish's Derek Jones and Mountlake Terrace's Jake Theis, two of the area's most dominant pitchers, will sign with Washington State University. Jones, a left-handed pitcher, and Theis, a right-hander, will sign 4 p.m. Wednesday at a ceremony in Seattle, along with non-local WSU recruits Kyle Buchanan and David Olson (both from Auburn High) and Anthony Drobnick (Seattle Prep). Jones was The Herald's 2007 All-Area Baseball Player of the Year. Meanwhile, Jackson center fielder Danny Oh committed to the University of California, Berkeley -- one of WSU's Pacific-10 Conference foes. Softball Gifted pitchers Jordan Birch (Monroe) and Cory Mattson (Everett) could sign during the early period, too. Birch, The Herald's 2007 All-Area Softball Player of the Year, is committed to Illinois State University. And Mattson, who had some memorable duels against Birch last season, will sign with the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Everett coach Kyle Peacocke said. Other top softball recruits-to-be include Jackson shortstop Ashley Todd (Penn State University) and Marysville-Pilchuck first baseman Skyler Peterson (Texas Tech University). Volleyball The following girls are expected to cement their verbal commitments: Monroe middle hitter Kelsey Brennan (New Mexico State University), Kamiak outside hitter Julia Church (University of Idaho), Kamiak middle blocker Jordan Keller (Seattle University), King's senior/Lynnwood resident Bianca Rowland (Washington) and Lynnwood hitter Kaytlyn Dill (Seattle U.). It was a rough weekend for area's gridiron teams Nine local football teams were active last weekend entering the first round of state playoffs. But by Saturday night, just three emerged. Three Wesco schools -- Edmonds-Woodway and Oak Harbor (both 4A) and Meadowdale (3A) -- won to advance to quarterfinal contests this week. The half-dozen teams who suffered season-ending defeats were Snohomish (which lost against E-W), Mariner, Cascade, Archbishop Murphy, Darrington and Highland Christian. Of course, Murphy didn't lose on the field. Its season surprisingly ended because of an ineligible player violation that the program self-reported and unsuccessfully appealed. The no-phone zone Coaches try all sorts of things to get their athletes to concentrate. Monroe coach Dawn Hanson used an unusual but effective method this past weekend at the Class 4A state volleyball championships. Hanson enforced a "no cell phone" rule 10 p.m. Friday night, collecting the Bearcats' phones and stuffing them in a plastic bag, and she didn't give them back until Saturday afternoon after Monroe clinched a top-eight trophy by winning back-to-back consolation-round matches. The goal was to prevent Monroe players from getting distracted by calls or text messages, said Hanson. "We held (the phones) ransom until after we were done because we needed to focus to get us to the hardware game," she said. Monroe went on to win the eighth-place trophy, the first 4A hardware in program history. Familiar foe The Kamiak volleyball team's first-round opponent Friday in the 4A state tournament was Shadle Park of Spokane. It was an extra-interesting encounter because Kamiak assistant coach Kim Reitz graduated from Shadle Park in 1993 and played for the Highlanders. In high school, Reitz was actually a friend of current Shadle coach Brooke Cooper, who was a Shadle senior when Reitz was a freshman. Reitz played on three consecutive state tourney-qualifying squads at Shadle. And as for the reunion between Reitz and Cooper: Kamiak swept Shadle 3-0 in the first round, but both teams placed. Kamiak finished fourth, Shadle fifth. Dedicated to Ennis The Archbishop Murphy volleyball team went 3-1 at the 2A state tourney and placed fifth, winning the first top-eight trophy in team history. Murphy coach Jim Hardy said the Wildcats dedicated their performance to former Murphy athletic director and football coach Terry Ennis, who in September died of cancer. As athletic director, Ennis in 2003 challenged Hardy and former Murphy coach Mike Bettinghouse to develop a state-caliber program, Hardy said. The Wildcats did it, placing behind just four teams in the state after finishing third a week earlier in the District 1 tourney.

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