Archbishop Murphy head football coach Terry Ennis watches his players during practice June 20, 2007, at Archbishop Murphy High School. Ennis is among the first inductees to Archbishop Murphy’s athletics Hall of Fame. (Chris Goodenow / Herald file)

Archbishop Murphy head football coach Terry Ennis watches his players during practice June 20, 2007, at Archbishop Murphy High School. Ennis is among the first inductees to Archbishop Murphy’s athletics Hall of Fame. (Chris Goodenow / Herald file)

Prep notebook: Archbishop Murphy inducts 1st Hall of Fame class

Plus, athletes from Marysville Pilchuck and Mountlake Terrace set records in their respective sports.

Archbishop Murphy High School recently enshrined its first class of inductees into the school’s athletics Hall of Fame.

The Wildcats inducted legendary football coach Terry Ennis, football player Shiloh Keo, two-sport athlete Sarah (Schireman) Linse and the 2015-17 boys soccer teams during a ceremony Feb. 2.

Ennis, the Wildcats’ head football coach from 2000-07, compiled a career 287-87 overall record over 36 years coaching for Stanwood, Bellarmine Prep, Renton, Cascade and Archbishop Murphy. His career mark ranks in the top-10 of winningest coaches in Washington state history.

Ennis went 75-12 while coaching the Wildcats, including a 34-game winning streak between 2002-04. He won back-to-back Clas 1A state championships for Archbishop Murphy (2002-03) and one 4A title with Cascade in 1991. In 1999, he was named the Washington State High School Coach of the Century by The Seattle Times.

Keo, a 2006 graduate, helped lead the Archbishop Murphy football team to two Cascade Conference titles as well as third- and second-place finishes at state as a defensive back.

Keo was a four-year starter at the University of Idaho before being selected by the Houston Texans in the fifth round of the 2011 NFL draft. He played for the Texans, Cincinnati Bengals, Denver Broncos and the New Orleans Saints from 2011-16. He was a member of the Broncos’ Super Bowl winning team in 2016.

Linse, a 2009 graduate, was a two-sport athlete for the Wildcats in soccer and track and field. She helped Archbishop Murphy to back-to-back third-place finishes at the 2007-08 2A girls soccer state tournaments. She also claimed a 2A state track and field title in the 100-meter hurdles in 2009 and took second in the 300 hurdles, long jump and triple jump, leading the Wildcats to a fourth-place team finish as Archbishop Murphy’s lone participant at the meet. She captured 15 Cascade Conference titles in track and field across her four seasons as a Wildcat.

At the University of Washington, Linse was a four-time letter winner and three-time Pac-10 and Pac-12 honorable mention.

The 2015-17 Wildcats boys soccer squads secured three consecutive 2A state championships with a 63-2-1 combined record under head coach Mike Bartley, including a 43-game winning streak from 2016-17.

Archbishop Murphy had 12 seniors in 2017 that were members of all three title-winning teams, including 2017 Gatorade Player of the Year Matt Williams. Bartley was named The Herald’s Coach of the Year in 2015, 2016 and 2017, as well as Cascade Conference Coach of the Year (2016-17) and NCSSA Coach of the Year in 2015.

Marysville Pilchuck’s Frank breaks meet record in shot put

Senior Gianna Frank of Marysville Pilchuck took first place in the girls shot put event at the Spokane High School Invitational on Jan. 20.

She threw a personal-best 40 feet, 8.25 inches, setting a new meet record. Frank last set her personal-record as a sophomore.

“Just overwhelming emotions,” Frank said in a post-meet interview with DyeStat. “because I had some issues in switching my technique my junior year. … But definitely starting off this season well and breaking that 40-foot mark, it’s the biggest relief I could’ve asked for.”

Frank is set to compete at the University of Washington High School Invite on Sunday.

Dubiel sets Mountlake Terrace single-game scoring mark

Mountlake Terrace boys senior swingman Jaxon Dubiel became the latest local prep basketball player to reach 1,000 career points, breaking the Hawks’ single-game scoring record in the process.

Dubiel popped off for a program-record 40 points, adding six rebounds and five steals during a 78-33 blowout over Cascade in the Hawks’ regular-season finale last Friday. He joined teammate Zaveon Jones in the 1,000-point club.

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