Terrace swims by Oak Harbor

Herald staff

LYNNWOOD – Rodney Pilman swam a state meet qualifying time of 22.85 seconds in the 50-yard freestyle to help the Mountlake Terrace Hawks defeat Oak Harbor 98-69 Thursday in the Western Conference 4A boys swimming dual meet opener for both teams.

Terrace coach John Traxler said Pilman is in top form. “This is the best he has looked in four years. He barely missed qualifying for state in the 100 free by .06.”

Pilman also took first in the100 freestyle and swam on two winning relays that were crucial in the Mountlake Terrace victory.

Oak Harbor’s Colby Wiley and Jason Hunter were double event winners.

  • Snohomish 123, Shorewood 63: Eddie Anderton, Jesse Leary, and Andy Ferguson all won their events to lead Snohomish to the Wesco 4A dual meet victory.

    200 medley relay-Snohomish (Pedack, Stewart, Anderton, J. Leary) 1:47.23; 200 freestyle-Ferguson (Snohomish) 154.20; 200 individual medley-Anderton (Snohomish) 2:02.13*; 50 freestyle-J. Leary (Snohomish) 23.08; Diving-Elander (Snohomish) 169.95; 100 butterfly-Anderton (Snohomish) 56.13*; 100 freestyle-J. Leary (Snohomish) 52.50; 500 freestyle-Ferguson (Snohomish) 5:11.94; 200 freestyle relay-Snohomish (Stewart, McMillan, R. Leary, Ferguson) 1:39.07; 100 backstroke-Fleet (Shorewood) 56.67*; 100 breaststroke-Stewart (Snohomish) 1:09.69; 400 freestyle relay-Snohomish (J. Leary, Ferguson, Pedack, Anderton) 3:35.27. Records-Snohomish 2-0 league, 2-1 overall. Shorewood 1-1, 1-1.

    *Class 4A state meet qualifying time.

  • Snohomish 153, Mariner 34: Jesse Leary took first in two individual events and participated on two winning relay teams to lead the Panthers to the Wesco 4A victory.

    200 medley relay-Snohomish (Pedack, Stewart, J. Leary, Anderton) 1:47.02; 200 freestyle-Ferguson (S) 1:54.0; 200 individual medley-Anderton (S) 2:02.1; 50 freestyle-J. Leary (S) 23.0; Diving-Elander (S) 169.95; 100 butterfly-Anderton (S) 56.1; 100 freestyle-J. Leary (S) 52.5; 500 freestyle-Ferguson (S) 5:11.9; 200 freestyle relay-Snohomish (Stewart, MacMillan, R. Leary, Ferguson) 1:39.0; 100 backstroke-Pedack (S) 59.51*; 100 breaststroke-Stewart (S) 1:09.6; 400 freestyle relay-Snohomish (J. Leary, Ferguson, Pedack, Anderton) 3:35.2. Records-Snohomish 2-0 league, 2-1 overall. Mariner 0-1, 0-1.

    *Class 4A state meet qualifying time.

  • Shorewood 143, Mariner 39: Alex Fleet lived up to his name by winning the 100-yard backstroke in a state qualifying time of 56.67 seconds to lead the Thunderbirds to a Wesco 4A victory.

    200 medley relay-Shorewood (C. MacGeorge, Newell, Young, A. MacGeorge) 2:12.0; 200 freestyle-Redford (S) 2:10.2; 200 individual medley-Fleet (S) 2:06.3; 50 freestyle-Kim (S) 24.3; Diving-Jenson (S) 112.35; 100 butterfly-Kim (S) 1:05.3; 100 freestyle-Newell (S) 57.82; 500 freestyle-Redford (S) 5:45.6; 200 freestyle relay-Shorewood (Nichols, Newell, Sheldahl, Kim) 1:41.9; 100 backstroke-Fleet (S) 56.67*; 100 breaststroke-Newell (S) 1:10.7; 400 freestyle relay-Shorewood (Nichols, Fleet, Santroch, Sheldahl) 4:04.9. Records-Shorewood 1-0 league and overall. Mariner 0-2.

  • Kamiak 116, Sehome 68: Jon Lan won two individual races and also swam on a winning relay team to lead the Knights to the Wesco 4A victory.

    200 medley relay-Sehome (Pederson, G. McEathron, M. McEathran, Knudsen) 1:49.4; 200 freestyle-Weatherbie (K) 2:02.5; 200 individual medley-M. Drury (K) 2:14.2; 50 freestyle-Lan (K) 23.55; Diving-Younberg (S) 176.3; 100 butterfly-Lan (K) 1:00.3; 100 freestyle-Cummings (K) 52.94; 500 freestyle-L. Drury (K) 5:43.9; 200 freestyle relay-Kamiak (Weatherbie, Daniels, Batchelor, Lan) 1:40.0; 100 backstroke-Cummings (K) 58.62; 100 breaststroke-G. McEathran (S) 1:09.8; 400 freestyle relay-Kamiak (M. Drury, Aphaibal, Batchelor, Cummings) 3:46.3. Records-Kamiak 1-0 league, 1-0 overall. Sehome 0-1, 3-1.

  • Edmonds-Woodway 113, Sedro-Woolley 30: Chris Shively qualified for state in the 100-yard backstroke for Edmonds-Woodway in the non-league meet.

    200 medley relay-Edmonds-Woodway (Shively, Kees, Neuhaus, Vinzant) 1:52.91; 200 freestyle-Tinter (E-W) 1:58.50; 200 individual medley-Stammen (E-W) 2:24.64; 50 freestyle-Shively (E-W) 23.41; Diving-Buenzli (E-W) 207.05; 100 butterfly-Neuhaus (E-W) 1:01.16; 100 freestyle-Stammen (E-W) 54.09; 500 freestyle-Tinter (E-W) 5:13.31; 200 freestyle relay-Edmonds-Woodway (Stammen, Neuhaus, Scotton, Tinter) 1:14.96; 100 backstroke-Shively (E-W) 56.62; 100 breaststroke-Kees (E-W) 1:18.48; 400 freestyle relay-Edmonds-Woodway (Shively, Stammon, Tinter, Vinzant) 3:48.57.

  • Edmonds-Woodway 138, Burlington-Edison 28: Edmonds-Woodway placed first in every event in the non-league rout.

    200 medley relay-Edmonds-Woodway (Shively, Kees, Neuhaus, Vinzant) 1:52.91; 200 freestyle-Tinter (E-W) 1:58.50; 200 individual medley-Stammen (E-W) 2:24.64; 50 freestyle-Shively (E-W) 23.41; Diving-Buenzli (E-W) 207.05; 100 butterfly-Neuhaus (E-W) 1:01.16; 100 freestyle-Stammen (E-W) 54.09; 500 freestyle-Tinter (E-W) 5:13.31; 200 freestyle relay-Edmonds-Woodway (Stammen, Neuhaus, Scotton, Tinter) 1:14.96; 100 backstroke-Shively (E-W) 56.62*; 100 breaststroke-Kees (E-W) 1:18.48; 400 freestyle relay-Edmonds-Woodway (Shively, Stammon, Tinter, Vinzant) 3:48.57. Records-Edmonds-Woodway 4-0 overall.

  • Jackson 140, Bellingham 33: Bryan Cramer and Timo Strunck each won two individual races and swam on two winning relays to lead Jackson to the non-league victory. Jackson finished first in every event except diving.

    200 medley relay-Jackson (Cramer, Mullins, Deford, Chivers) 1:51.38; 200 freestyle-Cramer (J) 1:55.56; 200 individual medley-Wang (J) 2:14.78; 50 freestyle-Strunck (J) 23.40; Diving-Not reported (B) no score reported; 100 butterfly-Deford (J) 1:00.20; 100 freestyle-Strunck (J) 50.65; 500 freestyle-Cramer (J) 5:04.41; 200 freestyle relay-Jackson (Warren, Strunck, Chivers, Deford) 1:39.52; 100 backstroke-Warren (J) 1:00.55; 100 breaststroke-Mullins (J) 1:07.03; 400 freestyle relay-Jackson (warren, Cramer, Mullins, Strunck) 3:43.13. Record-Jackson 3-0 overall.

  • Lake Stevens 130, Anacortes 53: Lake Stevens’ Max Hinricksen won the 50-yard freestyle, setting a school record of 22.3 seconds in the non-conference meet.

    200 medley relay-Lake Stevens (Todd, Brooke, Stone, Collison) 1:48.7; 200 freestyle-Stone (LS) 1:53.6; 200 individual medley-Collison (LS) 2:35.9; 50 freestyle-Hinricksen (LS) 22.3*; Diving-Bailey (A) 87.25; 100 butterfly-Todd (LS) 59.97; 100 freestyle-Hinricksen (LS) 48.7; 500 freestyle-Stone (LS) 5:04.4; 200 freestyle relay-Lake Stevens (Brooke, Hinricksen, Oliver, Keller) 1:42.9; 100 backstroke-Collison (LS) 1:02.2; 100 breaststroke-Todd (LS) 1:09.4; 400 freestyle relay-Lake Stevens (Todd Stone, Hinricksen, Brooke) 3:43.7. Records-Lake Stevens 2-0 overall. Anacortes 0-2.

    *Class 3A state meet qualifying time.

  • Mount Vernon 106, Mount Vernon 63: Mount Vernon placed first in every event to capture the non-conference meet.

    200 medley relay-Mount Vernon (not reported) 1:59.4; 200 freestyle-Otterholt (MV) 2:17.9; 200 individual medley-Lindquist (MV) 2:17.2; 50 freestyle-Moberg (MV) 25.9; Diving-Not held; 100 butterfly-Roetschander (MV) 1:01.2; 100 freestyle-Moberg (MV) 1:01.3; 500 freestyle-Lindquist (MV) 5:12.1; 200 freestyle relay-Mount Vernon (not reported) 1:48; 100 backstroke-McCarty (MV) 1:11.6; 100 breaststroke-Roetschander (MV) 1:08.9; 400 freestyle relay-Mount Vernon (not reported) 4:02. Records-Meadowdale 2-2 overall. Mount Vernon not reported.

  • Shoreline Christian 48, LaConner 35: Kate Nudelman had 15 points and 10 steals and teammate Darcy Madison had 14 points and shot 8-for-8 from the free throw line to help Shoreline Christian win the non-league game.


    LaConner

    13

    9

    5

    8

    35

    Shoreline Christian

    12

    14

    8

    14

    48


    LaConner-Willup 2, Wilbur 5, Dunlap 7, Lane 7, Grossglass 14. Shoreline Christian-Nudelman 15, Hodges 6, Madison 14, Maxwell 2, VanHal 8, Duncan 3. 3-point goals-None. JV score-Shoreline Christian 41, LaConner 38 Records-LaConner 0-4 overall. Shoreline Christian 4-0.

  • Marysville-Pilchuck C team 31, Master’s Touch 21: Joy Vanderpool had seven points and five steals in the non-conference loss for Master’s Touch.


    Marysville-Pilchuck C team

    4

    4

    9

    14

    31

    Master’s Touch

    2

    4

    2

    13

    21


    Marysville-Pilchuck-Booth 10, Hrubesky 9, Maure 6, Lynn 4, Howard 2. Master’s Touch-Vanderpool 7, B. Findlay 4, Brown 4, Bro. Sharpe 2, Bri. Sharpe 2, H. Findlay 2. 3-point goals-Vanderpool 1, Hrubesky 1. Records-Master’s Touch 1-1 overall. Marysville-Pilchuck C team 2-0.

  • Shorewood 149.7, Shorecrest 138.2: Hannah Verbrugge of Shorewood was the all-around winner, helping the Thunderbirds to the Wesco 4A victory.

    All-around-Hannah Verbrugge (Shorewood) 31.8, Kraft (Shorewood) 31.6, Hosmann (Shorewood) 31.0; Floor exercise-Verbrugge (Shorewood) 8.6; Balance beam-Verbrugge (Shorewood) 8.3; Uneven bars-Hosmann (Shorewood) 7.8; Vault-Hosmann (Shorewood) 8.2. Records-Shorewood 1-0 in league, 1-0 overall. Shorecrest 0-1, 0-1.

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