FEDERAL WAY – The Snohomish and Kamiak girls swim teams traveled to Federal Way Saturday and promptly established themselves as two of the top teams in the state. Snohomish tallied 559 points to win the 25-team meet, and Kamiak placed fourth with 402 points.
Bainbridge finished second with 545 points, followed by Mercer Island (500), Kamiak, Bellevue (377), and Kentridge (356).
Marysville-Pilchuck placed eighth with 248 points, while Shorecrest finished 17th with 82 points and Cascade scored 45 points to take 21st place.
Both Snohomish and Kamiak went out fast in the first event of the day, setting state-qualifying times in the 200-yard medley relay. Snohomish finished the event third. The Panthers swam a qualifying time of 1:55.65 in their first heat. Kamiak (1:57.27) swam its best time during the final.
Kamiak’s Laura Menard won the second event, the 200 yard freestyle in state-qualifying time of 2:00.85.
The Knights’ Bekha Kaas-Lent finished third in the 200 individual medley in 2:15.84, another qualifier. The Panther’s Sarah Shawback qualified in fourth (2:16.05).
Kamiak senior Kathryn Niemi (59.99) qualified for state in the 100 butterfly. Kamiak junior Taryn Van Gerpen (5:22.67) qualified for state in the 500 freestyle. Shorecrest’s Ayden Sarikaya finished second in that event and also qualified for state.
Kamiak’s Laura Menard finished second in the 100 backstroke with a state-qualifying time of 1:01.57. Snohomish’s Sarah Shawback, who finished sixth in the 100 backstroke, also qualified for state with a time of 1:02.82. Shawback was also a member of the Panthers’ 200-medley relay and 400-yard freestyle relay teams, both of which qualified for state.
Marysville-Pilchuck’s Shantelle Souza finished second in the diving competition, scoring 177.25.
At King County Aquatic Center
Team Scores: 1. Snohomish 559; 2. Bainbridge 545; 3. Mercer Island High School 500; 4. Kamiak 402; 5. Bellevue 377; 6. Kentridge 356; 7. South Kitsap 271; 8. Marysville-Pilchuck 248; 9. Sequim 247; 10. Wenatchee 239; 11. Eastmont 179; 12. Eisenhower 156; 13. Moses Lake 123; 14. Aberdeen 122; 15. A C Davis 118; 16. Liberty 99; 17. Shorecrest 82; 17. Kentwood 82; 19. West Valley 77; 20. Mark Morris 57; 21. Cascade 45; 22. Hoquiam 28; 23. Lindbergh 20; 24. Sunnyside 7; 24. Naches Co-Op 7
Individual results: 200 medley relay-Bellevue (Gilliam,Connor, MacLean, Frederick) 1:55.23; 200 freestyle-Menard (Kamiak) 2:00.85; 200 individual medley-Godfrey (MI) 2:12.47; 50 freestyle-Scott (Bain) 24:06; Diving-Harris (Wen) 208.2; 100 butterfly-Williams (Bain) 59.58; 100 freestyle-Scott (Bain) 52.99; 500 freestyle-Van Gerpen (Kamiak) 5:22.67; 200 freestyle relay-Bainbridge 1:44.35; 100 backstroke-Whiteside (Eis) 1:00.05; 100 breaststroke-Keller (Kentridge) 1:09.17; 400 freestyle relay-Bainbridge 3:40.60.
Girls cross country
Jim Danner Invitational: At Gresham, Ore., The Snohomish Panthers finished third overall at one of the premier events in the Northwest, led by Kara Sporrong’s 11th-place finish.
At Blue Lake Regional Park
3.1 miles
Team results: Boise 129, Jesuit 161, Snohomish 187, South Eugene 200, Rapid City 201, Liberty, Mo. 209, Los Gatos 231, Bishop Kelly 236, Bellarmine 244, Sunset 244
Snohomish-11. Sporrong 18:42.99, 22. Dtops 19:11.67, 43. Bonner 19:35.99, 60. Forrest 19:54.97, 64. Ujifusa 19:57.63.
Boys cross country
Jim Danner Invitational: At Gresham, Ore., Jackson, Everett and Snohomish competed against some of the region’s elite teams. Jackson’s Jeff Helmer finished third overall in 15:04, less than a second behind the top two finishers.
At Blue Lake Regional Park
3.1 miles
Team results: Central Catholic 114, Boise 134, Liberty, Mo. 143, Hermiston 207, Los Gatos 241, St. Helens 242, De La Salle 256, Mt. Spokane 275, Bishop Kelly 290, Rapid City 300, (14) Jackson 367, (16) Everett 375, (18) Snohomish 382
Jackson-3. Helmer15:04.60, 70. Manning 16:44.71, 108. Lance 17:09.55, 114. Jacobson 17:12.47, 116. Ejpps 17:13.11.
Everett-23. Kaftanski 16:05.63, 27. Stanovsly 16:09.72, 72. Ordona 16:47.04, 124, Anderson 17:18.37139. Sullivan 17:45.61.
Snohomish-33. Glebe 16:18.52, 67. Goodman 16:42.74, 91. Knauss 16:59.04, 97. Prange 17:03.22, 104. Mason 17:05.60.
Girls soccer
Snohomish 2, Mount Vernon 0: At Mount Vernon, the Panthers’ Brittney Marshall scored two goals en route to the Wesco North win. Snohomish’s Grace Lee and Madison Goverde shared time in goal for the shutout.
At Mount Vernon H.S.
Goals-Snohomish: Marshall 2. Assists-Bjornethun, Ross. Goalkeepers-Snohomish: Lee, Goverde, Mount Vernon: Malone. Records-Snohomish 7-1-1 in league and overall. Mount Vernon 1-7-1, 1-7-1.
Cascade 0, Marysville-Pilchuck 0: At Marysville, the Tomahawks and Bruins spent Saturday afternoon determining that they are pretty evenly matched defensive teams and finished in a 0-0 tie. Brittany Gegax was in goal for Cascade and Alyssa Lewis for M-P.
At Marysville H.S.
Goalkeepers-Cascade: Gegax. Marysville-Pilchuck: Lewis. Records-Cascade 5-1-3 in league and overall. Marysville-Pilchuck 4-4-1, 4-4-1.
Lynden Christian 2, Lakewood 1: At Lynden, the Cougars led the non-league game 1-0 until the last two minutes, when they gave up two quick scores and lost. Sophomore Melissa Osburn scored Lakewood’s goal early during the first half.
At Lynden Christian H.S.
Goals-Lakewood: Osburn. Lynden Christian: DeBoer, Mouw. Goalkeepers-Lakewood: Bartlett. Lynden Christian: Stephenson, Aupperlie. Records-Lakewood 0-2-0 in league, 3-5 overall. Lynden Christian 3-6 overall.
Lake Stevens 2, Arlington 0: At Arlington, Raelynne Lee and Caitlin Hurt each scored a goal Saturday, leading Arlington to the Wesco North win. Head coach Dianne Mattingly said the team wasn’t at its best and that anticipation of Saturday’s homecoming dance might have had something to do with that.
At Arlington H.S.
Goals-Lake Stevens: Hurt, Lee. Assists-Lake Stevens: Cochran, Licht. Goalkeepers-Lake Stevens: Osborn. Arlington: Parlin. Records-Lake Stevens 7-2-0 in league and overall. Arlington 0-8-1, 0-8-1.
Monroe 1, Stanwood 1: At Stanwood, Monroe maintained its one-game lead over Stanwood in the Wesco North standings by playing to a 1-1 tie with the Spartans. Jenna Herman scored Monroe’s lone goal in the mud at Stanwood. Monique Thees scored Stanwood’s only goal.
At Stanwood
Goals-Monroe: Herman. Stanwood: Thees. Goalkeepers-Monroe: Wangner. Stanwood: Ludwig. Records-Monroe 5-2-2 in league and overall. Stanwood: 4-3-2, 4-3-2.
Archbishop Murphy 4, Steilacoom 1: At Everett, Ashley Reinig scored two goals and the Wildcats won the non-league game 4-1. Emma Nelson added a goal and assist for he Wildcats.
At Lincoln Field
Goals-Steilacoom; Long. Archbishop Murphy: Reinig 2, VonderHofen, Nelson. Assists-VonderHofen, Nelson. Goalkeepers-Steilacoom: Newhouse. Archbishop Murphy: Jelinek, Bell. Records-Steilacoom 7-2. Archbishop Murphy 3-2 in league, 5-3 overall.
Granite Falls 4, Mount Baker 2: At Mount Baker, the Tigers won the non-league game behind Tera Bauer, who scored one goal and dished out two assists.
At Kendall Field
Goals-Granite Falls: Mitchell, Kettler, Anderson, Bauer. Mount Baker: Hagen 2. Assists-Granite Falls: Kettler, Bauer 2. Goalkeepers-Granite Falls: Jones, Mount Baker: Ager. Records-Granite Falls 2-6 overall. Mount Baker 1-9.
Football
Snohomish 35, Kentlake 14: At Kent, the Panthers’ offense continued to purr as they beat Kentlake in non-league action. Eight Snohomish ballcarriers shared 35 carries and racked up 360 rushing yards. Steve Harrington (nine rushes for 85 yards and three touchdowns), Nick Mundell (three rushes for 80 yards) and Luke Darling (nine for 74) carried the largest portion of the load.
At French Field
Snohomish701414-35
Kentlake0707-14
Snohomish-Mundell 33 run (Nutu kick)
Kentlake-Holseth 14 pass from Voelkel (Trout kick)
Snohomish-Harrington 2 run (Nutu kick)
Snohomish-Harrington 1 run (Nutu kick)
Snohomish-Harrington 2 run (Nutu kick)
Snohomish-Bonneywell 12 run (Nutu kick)
Kentlake-Brydson 8 pass from Voelkel (Trout kick)
Records-Snohomish 1-3 in league and 2-3 overall. Kentlake 1-4 overall.
Girls volleyball
Darrington 3, Nooksack Valley 2: At Darrington, the 3-4 Loggers were tested by 2-5 Nooksack Valley. Darrington won the non-league match 23-25, 25-16, 23-25, 25-23 and 15-9. The Loggers were led by Ashley Armstrong with 15 kills and two blocks, Mandy Powell with 30 assists and Jen woodward who was 10 for 10 serving.
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