NorthWest Sports News » Edmonds-Woodway http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews Capturing The Magic Of Competition Fri, 25 Feb 2011 17:50:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Knights rally but not enough to overtake the Warriors http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/knights-rally-but-not-enough-to-overtake-the-warriors/ http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/knights-rally-but-not-enough-to-overtake-the-warriors/ #comments Thu, 03 Feb 2011 19:56:03 +0000 Doug Ramsay http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/?p=3673

Kamiak  junior Jessica Keller pushes past Edmonds-Woodway senior Sydney Donaldson in the first half of the Feb. 3 Wesco South game in Mukilteo. Doug Ramsay photo

Down by 33 points at the end of the third quarter, the Kamiak Knights girls basketball team were able to rally with 30 points in the final quarter but could not take the win as they lost to the Edmonds-Woodway Warriors 67-52 in a Wesco South game Feb. 3 in Mukilteo. Junior Kate Blackwell (10.2 point average) sank 15 points for the Knights while six foot senior Carrie Barnes shot nine points and grabbed ten rebounds. In spite of a 4-16 season, the Knights clinched the Wesco South’s number three seed and open the 4A District 1 playoffs against the Monroe Bearcats (12-8) Feb. 9 in Monroe. The Knights boy’s team finished the regular season with a 68-55 loss to Newport Feb. 4 in Bellevue. Junior Nicholas Kussman (team leading 14.1 point average) shot 12 points in the game. Finishing with the number two seed in the Wesco South with a record of 12-8, 8-6 conference, the Knights host the Lake Stevens Vikings (11-9) Feb. 8 in the first round of the district tournament.

Kamiak senior Lexi Burns (5) goes to the basket in front of Edmonds-Woodway senior Ashley Albertson in the first half of the Feb. 3 Wesco South game in Mukilteo. Doug Ramsay photo

Kamiak junior Kate Blackwell (33) drives along the baseline past Edmonds-Woodway junior Madeline Kasper during the second half of the Feb. 3 Wesco South game in Mukilteo. Doug Ramsay photo

Kamiak 5-foot-4 senior Lexi Burns (5) goes for a lay up in front of Edmonds-Woodway sophomore Seyi Olajoyegbe during the first half of the Feb. 3 Wesco South game in Mukilteo. Doug Ramsay photo

]]> http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/knights-rally-but-not-enough-to-overtake-the-warriors/ /feed 0 Marysville-Pilchuck Girls Swim Team Wins District 1 4A Championship http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/marysville-pilchuck-girls-swim-team-wins-district-1-4a-championship/ http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/marysville-pilchuck-girls-swim-team-wins-district-1-4a-championship/ #comments Sun, 07 Nov 2010 05:07:10 +0000 Sam Freeman http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/?p=3427

Marysville-Pilchuck Swim Team pose with their District Championship Trophy for 2010.

Tied with Snohomish going into the last event it was up to the tommahawks 400 yard freestyle relay team of LeValley, Coleman, Schaufler and Taylor to break the tie in their favor, which  they did  by taking 1st in the race with a 3:43.75.  Team scores were  Marysville-Pilchuck 439, Snohomish 421, Kamiak 419, Lake Stevens 338, Jackson 300, Cascade 296, Stanwood  258, Edmonds-Woodway 161, Mariner 68, Monroe 59.

A – Girls 400 yard Freestyle Relay race that put MP at top of meet.

Click here for final results in a pdf.

Click on links below for your swim event

B – Girls 200 yard medley

A – Girls 200 yard medley

C – Girls 200 yard freestyle

B – Girls 200 yard freestyle

A – Girls 200 yard freestyle

C – Girls 200 yard IM

B – Girls 200 yard IM

A – Girls 200 yard IM

C – Girls 50 yard freestyle

B – Girls 50 yard freestyle

A – Girls 50 yard freestyle

Girls 1 Mtr Diving

Fiona Weeks

Hannah Roop

Cascade #1

Cascade #2

Cascade #3

C – Girls 100 yard butterfly

B – Girls 100 yard butterfly

A – Girls 100 yard butterfly

C – Girls 100 yard freestyle

B – Girls 100 yard freestyle

A – Girls 100 yard freestyle

C – Girls 500 yard freestyle

B – Girls 500 yard freestyle

A – Girls 500 yard freestyle

B – Girls 200 yard freestyle relay

A – Girls 200 yard freestyle relay

C – Girls 100 yard backstroke

B – Girls 100 yard backstroke

A – Girls 100 yard backstroke

C – Girls 100 yard breaststroke

B – Girls 100 yard breaststroke

A – Girls 100 yard breaststroke

B – Girls 400 yard freestyle relay

A – Girls 400 yard freestyle relay

]]> http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/marysville-pilchuck-girls-swim-team-wins-district-1-4a-championship/ /feed 0 E-W denies Kamiak from clinching division 1-0 http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/e-w-denies-kamiak-from-clinching-division-1-0/ http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/e-w-denies-kamiak-from-clinching-division-1-0/ #comments Fri, 22 Oct 2010 05:18:58 +0000 Wilson Tsoi http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/?p=3281 E-W denies Kamiak from clinching division 1-0
Miereya Saucedo(6) and Lindsey Aranda(8) rush in to hug Savanah Van Citters(center) after she scored a cross goal shot against the knights.
Kamiak’s Tana Foster couldn’t quite reach the ball that gave the warriors the win over the knights.
Click on images for slideshow!!

Edmonds Stadium, Edmonds, Wa. – On the verge of clinching its first ever division title, Kamiak came up against a less than hospitable host in Edmonds-Woodway as it determined not to allow Lady Knights celebrate their WesCo 4A South crown on its home turf.  Succeed they did as the Warriors earned a home conference victory 1-0 by mean of physical plays, most notably dished out by the tall and stout E-W senior defender Sophie Judd (#7,) that derailed Kamiak trademark one-two punch weapons of junior forward/midfielder Lauren Luke (#18) and senior outside mid Rachel Rinke (#5.)

Edmond-Woodway freshman midfielder Salina Saucedo (#21) battles against Kamiak senior midfielder Taylor Stanley

Edmond’s Sophie Judd heads the ball away from kamiak’s goal


In the first half, both teams traded attacks and both had scoring opportunities with slight edge to Kamiak.  Edmonds-Woodway Hack-a-Luke strategy started early and often and soon followed by Hack-a-Rinke that sidelined Knights senior midfielder for a good chunk of first half.  E-W senior defender Sophie Judd was a force to reckon with and virtually singlehandedly warded off any potential Kamiak scoring threats.  Meanwhile, Kamiak senior GK Tana Foster made a one-on-one save shortly before halftime to keep it even 0-0 at the break.
Edmond’s Cameron McCarthy and Kamiak’s Elizabeth Gross do battle over passing passing rights.
Both teams started off second half with renewed energy and took turn attacking one another’s goals with no fruition.  Not until the 70th minute when E-W freshman midfielder Savanah Van Citters (#18) rainbowed one from the left off sophomore midfielder Lindsey Aranda (#8) and over Kamiak senior GK Tana Foster outstretch for Warriors 1-0 lead.  With a sense of urgency, Lady Knights stormed back with waves of attacks that were turned away by the stout Warriors defense or offside calls.  The closest Kamiak would come to forcing overtime was when senior midfielder Cassidy Seckman (#6) cross from the left sailed over E-W senior GK Kristin Lyshall, but ricocheted off the far post and back into the pitch.
Kamiak senior caption GK Tana Foster readies to make a save on shot by Edmonds-Woodway senior forward Kaynna Justice (#2.)
Kamiak’s Cassidy Seckman and Edmond’s Emily Storino battle for control.

Edmonds-Woodway (8-4-0 league, 9-5-0 overall) victory tightens the 4A South race with Jackson (8-4-0, 8-5-1 tie) being the closest challenger to Kamiak (10-2-0, 11-2-1 tie) supremacy, though only 6 points now separate these top three teams with only two remaining games.  As evident by Jackson’s head coach Mike Bartley scouting in the stand tonight, this was a huge win for E-W and set the table for a potential division title game when Kamiak pays a visit to Jackson next game, Monday Oct. 25th, and depending on that outcome, could make Cascade game a must-win for Kamiak should it desire to savor its first ever WesCo South crown.
Kamiak junior forward/midfielder Lauren Luke (#18) and senior midfielder Taylor Stanley (#7) attempt to score from a Rachel Rinke corner kick while Edmonds-Woodway senior GK Kristen Lyshall misses the ball.

Kamiak senior midfielder Cassidy Seckman shoots on goal during first half.
Kamiak freshman defender Maddie Seckman (#14) during a pre-game introduction at Edmonds District Stadium.
]]> http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/e-w-denies-kamiak-from-clinching-division-1-0/ /feed 0 Edmonds-Wooday 34 Kamiak 28 OT http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/edmonds-wooday-34-kamiak-28-ot/ http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/edmonds-wooday-34-kamiak-28-ot/ #comments Sat, 09 Oct 2010 05:40:21 +0000 Sam Freeman http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/?p=3091 At Goddard Stadium, 10.08.2010.  This contest saw  each team putting 7 points up in the first 2 minutes of the game.  Kamiak intercepted twice and revcovered several fumbles from Edmonds-Woodway while the knights went backwards for over 40 yards in penalties. They were tied 21 each going into half time and after a scorless third quarter, Edmond’s Zack Berg ran in a pass from Tyler Brudevold for 7 points and then Kamiak tied it up with Quin Carlson completing a pass from Anthony Berg and then Ovetime saw Edmonds win the conflict with David Pikelny taking the ball across for the game winning touchdown. Edmonds-Woodway 14 7 0 7 6 — 34 / Kamiak 14 7 0 7 0 — 28.   This was also Kamiak’s Homecoming game complete with homecoming court, king and queen and of course the kamiak showband, drill team and dulcineas. Click on images for slide show!

Kamiak’s women and men’s barbershop choirs sing the national anthem with the Dulcineas unfurling the flag at the opening of Kamiak Homecoming game against Edmonds-Woodway.

Kamiak Senior Thomas Fossedal burst through the banner at the start of the game.

Edmond’s Woodway’s Ryan Brown(54) and Jayson Petersen(57) run cover for warrior running back Zack Berg against Kamiak.

Kamiak’s Anthong Berg lines up to fire off a pass.

Nick Cooper on his 69 yard touchdown run for Kamiak at the beginning of the 1st quarter.

Edmond’s Davide Pikelny completes a pass from Tyler Brudevold.

Tyri Bethea of Kamiak intercepts a pass intended for Edmond’s wide receiver Josh Jordan.

Kamiak Home Coming King Ray Jacksona nd Queen Emma Leedy.


]]> http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/edmonds-wooday-34-kamiak-28-ot/ /feed 0 Cross Country Meet Hosted by Mariner at McCollum Park http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/cross-country-meet-hosted-by-mariner-at-mccollum-park/ http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/cross-country-meet-hosted-by-mariner-at-mccollum-park/ #comments Thu, 23 Sep 2010 05:04:26 +0000 Sam Freeman http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/?p=2665 Mariner hosted the cross country meet for Glacier Peak, Cascade, Edmonds-Woodway and Oak Harbor on September 22nd at McCollum Park. Click on images for slide shows!

Varsity Girls cross country – Glacier Peak 18, Oak Harbor 58, Edmonds-Woodway 65, Cascade 107, Mariner -

Mariner’s Sondra Mainard and  Edmonds-Woodway’s Aubrey La Plante race to the finish mark.

Boys are still in pack formation at the start till they hit the trails at McCollum Park.

Varsity boys cross country – Glacier Peak 33, Cascade 46, Edmonds-Woodway 63, Oak Harbor 94, Mariner 115

JV Boys take off as gun sounds start of their race.

]]> http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/cross-country-meet-hosted-by-mariner-at-mccollum-park/ /feed 0 Kamiak 2 Edmonds-Woodway 0 http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/kamiak-2-edmonds-woodway-0/ http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/kamiak-2-edmonds-woodway-0/ #comments Wed, 15 Sep 2010 05:49:25 +0000 Sam Freeman http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/?p=2541 At Kamiak, the varsity matchup between the Edmonds-Woodway Warriors and the Kamiak Knights was slated to be a competitive game. The first half was solid play  and very equal by both teams, but in the second half kamiak’s offense had the edge. Paige Littrell scored with 26 minutes left to play in the second half with a Lauren Luke assist and then under the 2 minute mark Lauren Luke scored off a kick by Cassidy Seckman. The warriors made several good runs for the goal in the 2nd half  but were shutdown by goal keeper Tanna  Foster.  See video below for both goals. sam freeman/nwsnews

Paige Littrell maneuvers through warrior defenders Mireya Saucedo(6) and Bria Spano(15) to find an opening to shoot.


Both Goals scored by Kamiak against Edmonds Woodway girls soccer

1st half of Kamiak vs Edmonds Woodway Varsity Girls Soccer

]]> http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/kamiak-2-edmonds-woodway-0/ /feed 0 JV Edmonds-Woodway 2 Kamiak 1 http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/jv-edmonds-woodway-2-kamiak-1/ http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/jv-edmonds-woodway-2-kamiak-1/ #comments Wed, 15 Sep 2010 05:39:51 +0000 Sam Freeman http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/?p=2537 In Jv girls soccer action the warriors defeated the knights 2-1. Click on image for slide show! sam freeman/nwsnews

Kamiak’s #21 sends the ball away from Edmonds-Woodway’s goal.

]]> http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/jv-edmonds-woodway-2-kamiak-1/ /feed 0 Lynnwood Breakers finish season with 41-5 win http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/lynnwood-breakers-finish-season-with-41-5-win/ http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/lynnwood-breakers-finish-season-with-41-5-win/ #comments Mon, 26 Apr 2010 06:25:56 +0000 Sam Freeman http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/?p=2091 The Lynnwood Breakers, our girls rugby team for wesco district 1 area, made up of girls from Lynnwood, Meadowdale, Mountlake Terrace, Edmonds-Woodway and Mariner high schools finish out their season this year with a 41-5 win over the Shelton Stings at magnuson park on 04.25.2010. Click on image for Photo Gallery!!


]]> http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/lynnwood-breakers-finish-season-with-41-5-win/ /feed 0 Kamiak out lasts Edmonds-Woodway 2-1 in double OT http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/kamiak-out-lasts-edmonds-woodway-2-1-in-double-ot/ http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/kamiak-out-lasts-edmonds-woodway-2-1-in-double-ot/ #comments Thu, 22 Apr 2010 13:16:58 +0000 Wilson Tsoi http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/?p=1939 April 20, 2010, Mukilteo , Wa . – Playing in its third overtime game in the past four contest, Kamiak came away victorious 2-1 as senior Spencer Kienholz (#7) knocked one in the net after gathering a cross from the right from senior Tyler Hawkinson (#11) in the last minute of second overtime period.

Kamiak senior forward Spencer Kienholz (#7) races to the ball against Edmonds-Wooday freshman defender Alex Sakoi (#16,) junior defender Zach Sakoi (#18) and senior captain defender Landon Machado (#21) on the way to score a goal in the first half, but was called offside.

The game started off with a physical overtone with Edmonds-Woodway having slight edge in ball possession.  Nevertheless the Knights provided a first serious threat at the 25’ mark as Tyler Hawkinson was fouled inside penalty box, but the penalty kick was blocked by Warriors junior GK Eric Whitney (#0.)  A second threat would come 2 minutes later at 27’ mark as Spencer Kienholz beat two Warriors defenders down the field and punched one into goal, but a linesman signaled an offside and the goal was called back.  In the second half, Edmonds-Woodway broke a scoreless tie with a goal from senior forward Jake Lagucik (#17) at 46’ mark with an assist from senior midfielder Ben Wilmot (#10.)  Characteristically however, Kamiak came fighting back and clawed its way back for an equalizer at 70’ mark as senior forward Tyler Hawkinson cleaned up the mess at top of penalty box after several shots on goal from the Knights with the one prior delivered by junior midfielder Zach Faller (#19.)  With the 1-1 tie, the teams entered first 5’ overtime and continued entertaining one another with consistent physical plays that saw a handful of injuries and collisions stoppage time.  Warriors would put together 3 set pieces from the corner, but were fruitless in their attempts.  The second OT period proved to be a dagger through Edmonds-Woodway heart as Kamiak senior tandem of Tyler Hawkinson and Spencer Kienholz connected for the game winner in second period of sudden death overtime.  Junior GK Eric Whitney stood strong in goal for Edmonds-Woodway (2-2 league, 6-4-1 overall) while Junior GK Austin Porter earned the tough win for Kamiak (2-2-0, 5-4-2) in place of the injured senior GK Caleb Smith.

Warriors senior forward Jake Lagucik (#17) fires a shot at top of PK box.  Lagucik scored E-W lone goal.

Kamiak junior GK Austin Porter in first half action.

Edmonds-Woodway senior captain defender Landon Machado (#21) in first half action.

Kamiak sophomore midfielder Jake Cummings (#9) and E-W junior defender Zach Sakoi (#16) fight for the ball.

Kamiak midfielder Jake Cummings (#9) on the attack.

Kamiak senior forward Spencer Kienholz (#7) heading the ball against a E-W defender and would eventually scored the winning goal.

Warriors senior captain defender Jeremy Wentzel (#3) controlling the ball.

]]> http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/kamiak-out-lasts-edmonds-woodway-2-1-in-double-ot/ /feed 0 Track – Edmonds-Woodway vs Kamiak @Kamiak 03.25.2010 http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/track-edmonds-woodway-vs-kamiak-kamiak-03-25-2010/ http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/track-edmonds-woodway-vs-kamiak-kamiak-03-25-2010/ #comments Fri, 26 Mar 2010 05:05:26 +0000 Edward Viscalla http://nwphotoinc.com/nwsnews/?p=1551 A two way meet held at Godard Stadium between Kamiak and Edmonds-Woodway. It started out just overcast but soon was raining. The Kamiak boys team won their match up 79 to 65 where as the Edmond-Woodway girls team beat Kamiak 98 to 51.  Click here for all individual results from meet!! Click on image for photo gallery. (Ed Viscall for nwsnews)

Marisa Gonzalez wins the shot put event with a throw of 33-01.5  followed by Sadie Strock of EDW and Erin Langdon of Kamiak in 3rd.

Nicole Betts of Edmonds-Woodway lines up for her throw to win the javelin with a throw of 76-03. Marisa Gonzalez and Erin Langdon of Kamiak came in 2nd and 3rd.

Antonio Indelicato of Kamiak in mid flight as he takes 6th in the boys long jump. 1st through 5th went to Edmonds-Woodway with Trent Dorsey jumping 18-10.00

In the girls 4×400 Meter relay The Edmonds-Woodway team of  Nash, Tougas, Hopper and Felton took first with a time of 4:27.44. Pictured is Katie Tougas taking the baton from Amia Nash for the 2nd leg of the race.

Victoria Berg of Edmonds-Woodway takes 1st in the 100 meter hurdles followed by Kamiak’s Page Littrell in 2nd and EDW’s Katherine Amsden in 3rd.

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