Kamiak shows its prowess

EVERETT – The Kamiak Knights did everything they could to prove that they are the team to beat in the Wesco South.

The Knights won both the boys and girls track and field meets Thursday, posting nearly identical point totals at a meet held at Everett Memorial Stadium

Kamiak scored a 99 on the boys side and a 96 on the girls side in defeating Jackson and Lynnwood in the three-team meet.

“They separated themselves as the Wesco favorite for the South title,” Jackson head coach Eric Hruschka said.

“Both teams (boys and girls) are really mirror images. Very complete, very competitive in every area.”

On the boys side, Kamiak, led by Kyle Cho’s wins in the long jump and triple jump, swept the field events.

Colin Logue (200- and 400-meter runs) and Sean Bucy (shot put and javelin) also won two events for the Knights.

Jackson freshman Mitchell Briggs celebrated his 15th birthday with a win in the 3,200.

“Our distance kids ran really well,” said Hruschka, whose boys finished 1-2-3 in the 1,600 and 3,200.

Ali Al-Hussaini finished first in both hurdle events for Jackson.

On the girls side, Julia Church led Kamiak with wins in the long jump and 200 and the Knights swept all three relays.

Chanel Sam won the 100 and the high jump for the Timberwolves.

Boys At Everett Memorial Stadium

Team results-Kamiak 96, Jackson 72, Lynnwood 12.

110 hurdles-Al-Hussaini (J) 16.4; 100-Green (J) 10.6; 1,600-Manning (J) 4:34.5; 400 relay-Jackson 45.86; 400-Logue (K) 51.81; 300 hurdles-Al-Hussaini (J) 42.94; 800-Cooper (K) 2:03.5; 200-Logue (K) 23:42; 3,200-Briggs (J) 10:09.8; 1,600 relay-Kamiak 3:37.7; Javelin-Bucy (K) 162-5; Discus-Krebsbach (K) 138-8; Triple jump-Cho (K) 41-8; Shot put-Bucy (K) 42-9; High jump-Swarthout (K) 6-0; Long jump-Cho (K) 20-10; Pole vault-Beighton (K) 14-6.

Girls At Everett Memorial Stadium

Team results-Kamiak 99, Jackson 73, Lynnwood 17.

3,200-Ponce (J) 12:14.5; 100 hurdles-Labuhn (K) 18.47; 100-Sam (J) 13.26; 1,600-Davis (K) 5:35.3; 400 relay-Kamiak 51.88; 400-Overdick (L) 1:02.8; 800-Moore (K) 2:26.60; 200-Church (K) 28.02; 300 hurdles-Hermes (K) 52.09; 800 relay-Kamiak 1:53.92; 1,600 relay-Kamiak 4:27.7; Javelin-Miura (K) 103-4; Discus-Anderberg (K) 94-10; Triple jump-Ricaurte (J) 30-10.5; Shot put-Bowers (J) 30-10.75; High jump-Sam (J) 4-11; Long jump-Church (K) 15-10.5; Pole vault-Pratt (J) 8-0.

Boys track

Lake Stevens 92, Everertt 57, Monroe 32: At Monroe, the Vikings took home 11 first-place victories as they cruised to the Wesco North win.

At Monroe High School

110 hurdles-Hopkins (E) 15.94; 100-Mott (LS) 11.44; 1,600-Bywater (LS) 4:28.30; 400 relay-Lake Stevens (Mott, Molstre, Adams, Little) 45.00; 400-Molstre (LS) 54.34; 300 hurdles-Hopkins (E) 40.89; 800-Lantz (LS) 2:05.80; 200-Mott (LS) 23.24; 3,200-Bywater (LS) 9:24.90; 1,600 relay-Lake Stevens (Mott, Molstre, Cheslick, Lantz) 3:34.60; Javelin-Stiger (E) 184-0; Discus-Richards (M) 134-0; Triple jump-Jones (E) 41-10.50; Shot put-Kirisu (LS) 47-8; High jump-Huswick (LS) 5-8; Long jump-Jones (E) 19-9.25; Pole vault-Cole (LS) 11-6.

Marysville-Pilchuck 74, Cascade 61.5, Stanwood 45.5: At Marysville, Fono Vakalahi and Duane Lapeyri each picked up two wins in separate events to lead Marysville-Pilchuck to the Wesco North win.

At Quil Ceda Stadium

Team results-Marysville 81, Cascade 59, Stanwood 49.

110 hurdles-Lauses (MP) 16.10; 100-Sepe (C) 11.58; 1,600-Redding (C) 4:42.73; 400 relay-Cascade 44.15; 400-Schmidt (S) 53.88; 300 hurdles-Storch (MP) 43.31; 800-Lanphcre (MP) 2:08.25; 200-Teichgrab (S) 23.30; 3,200-Redding (C) 10:13.09; 1,600 relay-Marysville-Pilchuck 3:44.17; Javelin-York (MP) 150-10; Discus-Vakalahi (MP) 143-8; Triple jump-Lpeyri (MP) 39-7.25; Shot put-Vakalahi (MP) 47-9.5; High jump-Lapeyri (MP) 5-11; Long jump-Willis (C) 20-6.25; Pole vault-Simunds (S) 13-0.

Mariner 102, Edmonds-Woodway 62, Meadowdale 14: At Edmonds, Jerrel Grant, Marzell Jenkins and Nate Washington were all double event winner to lead Mariner to the Wesco South victory. Washington broke a 21-year old Mariner school record, clearing 14 feet in the pole vault. Yonathan Yilma won two events for Edmonds-Woodway and Dustin Geveshausen was the lone event winner for Meadowdale.

At Edmonds Stadium

110 hurdles-Grant (M) 15.42; 100-Jenkins (M) 11.62; 1,600-Yilma (EW) 4:38.02; 400 relay-Mariner 44.73; 400-Wafer (EW) 51.76; 300 hurdles-Grant (M) 41.82; 800-Riek (M) 2:01.05; 200-Jenkins (M) 23.03; 3,200-Yilma (EW) 9:48.54; 1,600 relay-Mariner 3:37.29; Javelin-Callahan (EW) 146-7; Discus-Knowlton (M) 120-5; Triple jump-Yeh (EW) 38-10.5; Shot put-Geveshausen (Md) 42-7.5; High jump-Greenwood (EW) 6-2; Long jump-Washington (M) 19-3.5; Pole vault-Washington (M) 14-0.

Shorecrest 71, M. Terrace 68, Shorewood 42: At Shoreline, Kevin Ramos won two sprints to lead Shorecrest to the Wesco South victory. Mountlake Terrace’s Matt Beeninga won the 800- and 1,600-meter runs and teammate Chris Wells took the javelin and shot put competitions. Shorewood’s Taylor Hartman captured the high jump and the 300 hurdles.

At Shoreline Stadium

110 hurdles-Greenburg (Sct) 18.06; 100-Ramos (Sct) 11.15; 1,600-Beeninga (MT) 4:35; 400 relay-Shorecrest 45.23; 400-Robinson (MT) 55.38; 300 hurdles-Hartman (Swd) 44.57; 800-Beeninga (MT) 2:04; 200-Ramos (Sct) 22.38; 3,200-Walters (MT) 10:25; 1,600 relay-Mountlake Terrace 3:40.8; Javelin-Wells (MT) 171-4; Discus-Neubauer (Swd) 139-4; Triple jump-Koreyasu (MT) 39-7.75; Shot put-Wells (MT) 44-0.5; High jump-Hartman (Swd) 5-8; Long jump-Brown (Sct) 21-1.5; Pole vault-McElmurry (Sct) 13-6.

Cedarcrest 80, Coupeville 51, Sultan 41: At Sultan, Nate Corp and Jackson Pleis were a double event winners to lead Cedarcrest to the Cascade Conference victory. Dom Garabedian (Sultan), Kyle King (Coupeville) and Brian Miller (Coupeville) were all double event winners.

At Sultan H.S.

110 hurdles-Van Veen (Ce) 20.76; 100-Garabedian (S) 11.62; 1,600-King (Co) 4:26.63; 400 relay-Cedarcrest 48.89; 400-McDonald (Co) 53.29; 300 hurdles-Hellman (Cd) 45.88; 800-Clarke (S) 2:13.98; 200-Garabedian (S) 24.02; 3,200-King (Co) 11:29.59; 1,600 relay-Coupeville 3:40.64; Javelin-Miller (Co) 154-3; Discus-Corp (Ce) 127-8; Triple jump-Pleis (Ce) 34-5; Shot put-Corp (Ce) 43-4; High jump-Miller (Co) 5-8; Long jump-Pleis (Ce) 16-11; Pole vault-Flynn (Ce) 10-6.

South Whidbey 73, Lakewood 71: At Langley, Devon Smith won the 100-, 200- and 400- meter races but it wasn’t enough for Lakewood in the close Cascade Conference meet. Jason Fitz won both hurdles events and David Monell won the discus and shot put events for the Falcons.

At South Whidbey H.S.

110 hurdles-Fitz (SW) 15.5; 100-Smith (L) 11.82; 1,600-Guske (L) 4:58.20; 400 relay-South Whidbey 45.57; 400-Smith (L) 53.39; 300 hurdles-Fitz (SW) 41.45; 800-Ordonez (L) 2:03.64; 200-Smith (L) 23.44; 3,200-Walker (L) 10:32.9; 1,600 relay-South Whidbey 3:38.3; Javelin-Prater (L) 131 feet-4 inches; Discus-Monell (SW) 104-08; Triple jump-Stallman (SW) 37-0; Shot put-Monell (SW) 41-11; High jump-Hesselman (L) 5-4; Long jump-Thompson (SW) 18-7.25; Pole vault-Borisov (L) 11-6.

Archbishop Murphy 107, Granite Falls 28: At Granite Falls, Nick Snyder won three events and David Sinex won two to lead the Wildcats to the Cascade Conference dual-meet victory.

At Granite Falls H.S.

110 hurdles-Snyder (AM) 14.9; 100-Sughrim (AM) 11.6; 1,600-Kettler (GF) 5:03; 400 relay-Archbishop Murphy 46.3; 400-Woods (AM) 56.4; 300 hurdles-Snyder (AM) 40.1; 800-Schneider (GF) 2:20.5; 200-Snyder (AM) 23.4; 3,200-Hoyts (AM) 11:52.8; 1,600 relay-Archbishop Murphy 4:03.8; Javelin-Sinex (AM) 132-9; Discus-Duncan (AM) 118-2; Triple jump-Jacobus (GF) 34-11; Shot put-Sinex (AM) 42-1; High jump-Woods (AM) 5-4; Long jump-Sughrim (AM) 18-11.5.

Girls track

Lake Stevens 91.67, Monroe 52.83, Everett 44.5: At Monroe, Brittany Aanstad took home first in four field events for the Vikings as they picked up the Wesco North win.

At Monroe High School

3,200-Goldor (LS) 12:48.80; 100 hurdles-Anderson (LS) 17.40; 100-Sittauer (E) 13.50; 1,600-Olsen (E) 5:23.10; 400 relay-Everett (Sittauer, Frauenholtz, Vance, Dickson) 53.10; 400-Wright (LS) 1:04.94; 800-Olsen (E) 2:31.30; 200-Rybarcyzk (M) 29.44; 300 hurdles-Rybarcyzk (M) 49.10; 800 relay-Monroe (L. Rybarcyzk, Hampton, Davis, S. Rybarcyzk) 1:52.33; 1,600 relay-Lake Stevens (Berg, Minor, Miller, Wright) 4:21.50; Javelin-Aanstad (LS) 126-2; Discus-Grassl (LS) 101-9; Triple jump-Tri (LS) 32-4; Shot put-Brennan (M) 35-8; High jump-Aanstad (LS) 5-5; Long jump-Aanstad (LS) 15-9; Pole vault-Aanstad (LS) 10-0.

Marysville-Pilchuck 81, Cascade 59, Stanwood 49: At Marysville, the Tomahawks took home first place in nine of the 18 events to pick up the Wesco North win.

At Quil Ceda Stadium

Team results-Marysville-Pilchck 81, Cascade 59, Stanwood 49.

3,200-Thees (S) 12:06.75; 100 hurdles-Gross (C) 17.19; 100-Runyan (MP) 13.28; 1,600-Kimmel (MP) 5:32.49; 400 relay-Marysville-Pilchuck 51.88; 400-Taylor (C) 1:01.92; 800-Koerje (S) 2:31.08; 200-Runyan (MP) 26.91; 300 hurdles-Jackson (S) 48.79; 800 relay-Marysville-Pilchuck 1:56.58; 1,600 relay-Cascade 4:12.87; Javelin-Grebin (C) 111-0; Discus-Hampton (C) 96-10; Triple jump-Cull (MP) 33-3.5; Shot put-Peterson (S) 35-5; High jump-Cull (MP) 4-10; Long jump-Oden (MP) 15-10.75; Pole vault-Mueller (MP) 10-0.

Shorecrest 89, Shorewood 77, M. Terrace 22: At Shoreline, Cora Speidel won the 100-meter dash and the long jump and Shorecrest swept all three relay races to capture the Wesco South meet. Shorewood’s Sara Levy won the 800 and 1,600 and the Thunderbirds’ Caroline Soules took the high jump and pole vault.

At Shoreline Stadium

3,200-Agen Heffernan (Sct) 12:30; 100 hurdles-Hanson (MT) 17.03; 100-Speidel (Sct) 12.71; 1,600-Levy (Swd) 5:39; 400 relay-Shorecrest 52.56; 400-Marche (Swd) 1:04.41; 800-Levy (Swd) 2:30; 200-Adjibly (Swd) 28.25; 300 hurdles-Olsen (Sct) 52.64; 800 relay-Shorecrest 1:50.12; 1,600 relay-Shorecrest 4:38.4; Javelin-Riordan (Sct) 117-2; Discus-Richards (Sct) 100-10; Triple jump-Gibson (Sct) 33-7; Shot put-Christian (Swd) 36-0.75; High jump-Soules (Swd) 4-10; Long jump-Speidel (Sct) 16-11.5; Pole vault-Soules (Swd) 7-6.

Edmonds-Woodway 87, Meadowdale 57, Mariner 47: At Edmonds, Katie Tougas won the 100- and 200-meter dashes to lead Edmonds Woodway to the Wesco South victory.

At Edmonds Stadium

3,200-Wrest (EW) 12:49.83; 100 hurdles-Quick (EW) 17.10; 100-Tougas (EW) 14.49; 1,600-Southcote-Want (EW) 5:45.85; 400 relay-Edmonds-Woodway 5:45.85; 400-Smith (M) 1:07.42; 800-Huegli (EW) 2:38.51; 200-Tougas (EW) 28.28; 300 hurdles-Gittens (Md) 51.19; 800 relay-Meadowdale 1:56.53; 1,600 relay-Meadowdale 4:34.16; Javelin-Puclpan (M) 85-0; Discus-Swoboda (M) 87-4; Triple jump-Gittens (Md) 31-8.5; Shot put-Bennett (Md) 30-1; High jump-Smith (EW) 4-8; Long jump-Peterson (EW) 14-3.75; Pole vault-Cumming (M) 7-6.

Cedarcrest 59, Coupeville 57, Sultan 45: At Sultan, Erin Kearney won two events to lead Cedarcrest to the Cascade Conference victory. Rici Morrill and Krystal Paszkeicz were double event winners for Sultan. Morrill broke a school record in winning the 3,200-meter run.

At Sultan H.S.

3,200-Morrill (S) 12:46.3; 100 hurdles-Richer (S) 17.48; 100-York (S) 13.7; 1,600-Morrill (S) 5:51.71; 400 relay-Coupeville 56.64; 400-Kearney (Ce) 1:03.83; 800-Dowd (Ce) 2:36.75; 200-Kearney (Ce) 28.77; 300 hurdles-Rosenkrance (Co) 51.68; 800 relay-Cedarcrest 1:54.96; 1,600 relay-Coupeville 4:26.00; Javelin-Clarke (Co) 59-4; Discus-Pasczkeicz (S) 110-3; Triple jump-Decker (Ce) 29-10.5; Shot put-Paszkeicz (S) 37-3.5; High jump-Teitje (Ce) 4-0; Long jump-Gaddis (Co) 14-11; Pole vault-Stevens (Ce) 8-0.

Archbishop Murphy 104, Granite Falls 31: At Granite Falls, Sarah Schireman and Lauren Moran both won three events to lead the Wildcats to the Cascade Conference dual-meet victory.

At Granite Falls H.S.

3,200-Hodgers 13.31; 100 hurdles-Schireman (AM) 17.4; 100-Mitchel (AM) 13.3; 1,600-Moran (AM) 5:39.1; 400 relay-Archbishop Murphy 52.4; 400-Bos (AM) 1:01.8; 800-Howell (GF) 2:47.4; 200-Bos (AM) 27.4; 300 hurdles-Schireman (AM) 51.0; 800 relay-Pavidcast (AM) 1:59.8; 1,600 relay-Archbishop Murphy (AM) 4:26.7; Javelin-Eadie (GF) 36-3; Discus-Hoban (AM) 70-2; Triple jump-Moran (AM) 32-6.5; Shot put-Hoban (AM) 26-4; High jump-Moran (AM) 5-0; Long jump-Schireman (AM) 14-11.

South Whidbey 87, Lakewood 62: At Langley, Erica Johnson, Lauren Sandri and Emma Ruggiero each won two individual events for South Whidbey, which also swept the relays, in the Cascade Conference meet.

At South Whidbey H.S.

3,200-Gogert (L) 12:00.1; 100 hurdles-Howe (L) 16.7; 100-Sandri (SW) 13.04; 1,600-Gordon (SW) 5:35.9; 400 relay-South Whidbey 51.3; 400-Johnson (SW) 1:05.23; 800-Johnson (SW) 2:35.89; 200-Sandri (SW) 27.21; 300 hurdles-Howe (L) 51.0; 800 relay-South Whidbey 1:58.27; 1,600 relay-South Whidbey 4:32.37; Javelin-Hulslander (L) 93 feet-1 inch; Discus-Ruggiero (SW) 111-10; Triple jump-Antetomaso (SW) 28-7.25; Shot put-Ruggiero (SW) 34-10.5; High jump-Gregory (L) 4-8; Long jump-Hulslander (L) 14-6.25; Pole vault-Hoidal (L) 8-0.

Talk to us

> Give us your news tips.

> Send us a letter to the editor.

> More Herald contact information.

More in Sports

Snohomish sophomore Deyton Wheat (22) celebrates his go-ahead, three-run home run with senior Brayden Holscher (11) during the Panthers' 4-2 win against Monroe in a District 1 3A consolation game in Woodinville, Washington on May 17, 2025. (Photo courtesy of Brea Bursch / Snohomish Baseball)
Snohomish, Shorewood earn state baseball tourney berths

Panthers top Monroe 4-2, Stormrays blank Edmonds-Woodway 7-0 in District 1 3A consolation.

Jackson High School's Kyle Peacocke hands the 2023 WIAA class 4A softball championship trophy to the team after their win in Richland, Wash., on Sat., May 27. (TJ Mullinax/for The Herald)
Prep state tournaments set to begin this week

Here’s a look at where local teams will open tournament play.

The Shorewood boys soccer team celebrates with their trophy after winning the District 1 3A title on May 17, 2025 at Shoreline Stadium. (Qasim Ali / The Herald)
Shorewood boys soccer storms to district three-peat

An early penalty lifts the Stormrays to a 1-0 win over Monroe in the title game.

File Photo: Stanwood senior Gavin Gehrman delivers a pitch during the Spartans' 8-3 win against Arlington in Stanwood, Washington on March 19, 2025. In Stanwood's 7-4 loss to Mount Vernon in the District 1 3A Championship on May 17, 2025, Gehrman went 2-for-4 with 2 RBI. (Joe Pohoryles / The Herald)
Stanwood baseball slips in District 1 3A Championship

The Spartans’ early 3-0 lead crumbles as Mount Vernon wins 7-4 in comeback.

Weekend prep baseball roundup for May 16-17

Reese Logsdon leads Archbishop Murphy to state.

Weekend prep boys soccer roundup for May 16-17

Warriors, Wildcats, Scots advance to state.

Jackson’s Matea Lopez and Allie Thomsen leap in the air and high five during the 4A District 1 game against Lake Stevens on Friday, May 16, 2025 in Everett, Washington. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)
Weekend prep softball roundup for May 16-17

Jackson takes third in bi-district tournament.

Stanwood players cheer as pitcher Addi Anderson lifts the 3A District 1 Championship trophy in the air after beating Sedro-Woolley for the title on Thursday, May 15, 2025 in Everett, Washington. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)
Stanwood softball ekes out District 1 3A title

The Spartans defeat top seed Sedro-Woolley 2-1 in 10 innings thanks to Addi Anderson’s gem.

Snohomish’s Abby Edwards yells after beating Edmonds-Woodway in the 3A District 1 consolation game on Thursday, May 15, 2025 in Snohomish, Washington. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)
Snohomish softball punches state tournament ticket

The Panthers stay hot after slow start to season with 12-2 win against Edmonds-Woodway.

Weekend prep track and field roundup for May 15-17

Weekend prep track & field roundup for May 15-17: (Note for coaches/scorekeepers:… Continue reading

Vote for The Herald’s Prep Athlete of the Week for May 4-10

The Athlete of the Week nominees for May 4-10. Voting closes at… Continue reading

Lake Stevens shortstop Aspen Alexander nearly makes a sliding play in the field during a playoff loss to Bothell on Saturday, May 4, 2024, in Lake Stevens, Washington. (Ryan Berry / The Herald)
Prep baseball roundup for Thursday, May 15

Lake Stevens clinches first state berth in eight years.

Support local journalism

If you value local news, make a gift now to support the trusted journalism you get in The Daily Herald. Donations processed in this system are not tax deductible.