Community sports roundup: Snohomish alum earns academic honor

Kyle Sager was once again recognized as one of the top academic collegiate track and field athletes in the region.

The Snohomish High School graduate, who just finished his senior season on the Western Washington University men’s track and field and cross country teams, was named to the NCAA Division II Academic All-District 8 team. This is the second straight year Sager received the honor.

Sager, who recently placed second in the men’s 800 meters at the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships, carries a 3.73 grade-point average in business administration. He is just the fourth Western Washington men’s track and field athlete ever to earn All-District academic honors multiple times.

Sager was one of several athletes from local high schools named to the GNAC All-Academic track and field team. The others were Central Washington senior Michael Forster (Arlington) and sophomores Trevor Allen (Lake Stevens) and Sidney Trinidad (Arlington); Saint Martin’s junior Kianna Garmanian (Archbishop Murphy); and Seattle Pacific junior Katherine Walter (Mountlake Terrace).

Everett SawMillers win Pony League tournament

The Everett SawMillers 18-under Pony League baseball team won the Maltby Pony League Tournament over Memorial Day weekend, besting the Maltby Krew in the championship game. Among the tournament highlights for the SawMillers were Zack Yender (Bothell High School) throwing a no-hitter, Eyler Anderson (Everett) initiating a triple play in one game and earning the win in the title tilt, and Ryan Swatosh (Everett) nailing down the save in the championship game.

Snohomish 3rd/4th-graders claim lacrosse title

The Snohomish White third/fourth grade boys lacrosse team continued its string of success this season, claiming its division title at the Harvey Cup, which was hosted by Snohomish Boys Lacrosse over the weekend.

Puyallup was the winner of the seventh/eighth grade division, and Seattle Wolfpack Purple won the fifth/sixth grade division.

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