Everett boys track
The senior won both hurdles races in personal-best times and ran a leg on the winning 1,600-meter relay team to lead Everett to its second straight team championship at the Eason Invitational.
Kincaid ran the 110 hurdles in 15.19 seconds and the 300 hurdles in 39.87 seconds.
“He stepped up huge at the Eason,” Everett coach Doug Hall said. “It was an inspiring performance.
“When he showed up before the meet he said, ‘Are you ready to see a school record?’ Well, he didn’t get the school record, but he got two PRs.”
This is Kincaid’s second season of high school track. He has been hurdling less than a year.
“You have to give a lot of the credit to our hurdles coach, Kelly Clapp (also the girls head coach). … She’s awesome,” Hall said.
Despite his short time with the team, Kincaid was voted a team captain this season.
“He’s a great leader,” Hall said. “It was nice to see him have a breakout performance.
“He was a little frustrated at the Pasco Invite (April 23). He hit some hurdles, but still had good times. He definitely hasn’t peaked yet.”
Kincaid also competes in the triple jump.
“He spends about 20 minutes a week triple jumping and he’s one of the tops in the district,” Hall said.
Hall said Kincaid plans to walk on at the University of Washington in track or try out for the crew team.
Other top boys track performers: Ikenna Acholonu, Shorecrest; Bryan Kotjan, King’s; Josh Winters, Bothell; Kelly Spady, Kamiak; Vince Kinney, Lynnwood; Jerrel Grant, Mariner.
Girls track athlete of the week: Whitney Hooks, Cascade.
Other top girls track performers: Kari O’Sulllivan, Arlington; Jessica Yates, Snohomish; Lisa Anderberg, Kamiak; Caitlin Bonney, Lynnwood; Bri Clark, Snohomish; Brandi Edwards, Lake Stevens; Andrea Patterson, Lake Stevens; Becky Scherer, Shorecrest.
Baseball player of the week: Travis Snider, Jackson.
Other top baseball performers: Alex Burch, Archbishop Murphy; Blair Brown, Sultan; Josh Knudson, Granite Falls; Ryan Verdugo, Lake Stevens; Nick Haughian, Marysville-Pilchuck; Mike Burlison, Snohomish; Gavin Heinemann, Snohomish; Marshall Lobbestael, Oak Harbor; Matt Bowling, Meadowdale; Cam Nobles, Jackson; Jesse Wight, Kamiak; Blaine Hardy, Edmonds-Woodway; Porter Balke, Meadowdale; Brandon Williams, Marysville-Pilchuck; Justin Bruce, Mountlake Terrace; Chris Mitchell, Archbishop Murphy; Jacob Bruns, Lakewood; Jake Hammons, Snohomish; Jeff Hulskamp, Cascade; Kyle Finkelnburg, Arlington; Jess Mohrweis, Jackson; John Runkle, Mountlake Terrace; Stafan Kolbo, South Whidbey; Jake Peden, Granite Falls.
Softball player of the week: Ashly Forsberg, Monroe.
Other top softball performers: Alex Riedeman, Snohomish; Christie Robinson, South Whidbey; Tonya Axtman, Sultan; Cory Mattson, Everett; Jennifer Luatua, Everett; Ashley Morrison, Shorecrest; Alyson Yelenich, Mountlake Terrace; Emily Dean, Edmonds-Woodway; Athea Surface, Lake Stevens; Carolann Lubach, South Whidbey; Kayelynne Huggins, Archbishop Murphy; Lauren Poole, Kamiak; Kathy Cannon, Edmonds-Woodway; Rachael Sofie, Cascade; Ashley Butler, Granite Falls; Britt Howell, Concrete.
Boys soccer player of the week: George John, Shorewood.
Other top boys soccer performers: Taylor Cochran, Snohomish; Nick De Simone, Mariner; Chris Morris, Shorewood; Vern Nelson, Sultan; Aaron Roberts, Meadowdale; John Whitfield, Marysville-Pilchuck; Sean Conner, Mount Vernon; Phil Nissley, Mount Vernon; Nolan Johnson, Mountlake Terrace; Jesus Martinez, Mariner.
Girls tennis athlete of the week: Cathy Thom, Jackson.
Other top girls tennis performers: Tori Jirak, Monroe; Sarah Kwon, Meadowdale.
Boys golf athlete of the week: Pat Landin, Jackson.
Other top boys golf performers: Julian Peters, Kamiak; Jake Koppenberg, Everett; Sean Morishige, Snohomish; Andy White, Snohomish; Brian Wilcox, Marysville-Pilchuck; Adam Brisben, Lakewood.
Girls golf athlete of the week: Kaitlyn Parker, Marysville-Pilchuck.
Other top girls golf performers: Shauna Beach, Edmonds-Woodway; Kalan Smith, Arlington; Christa Goldie, Kamiak.
John McDonald, Prep Editor
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