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The Eastlake Wolves boys basketball team posted its highest points total of the season Jan. 22 when they blew Newport out of the water 90-73.
The most they had scored in a game prior to the KingCo 4A league contest in Factoria was 78 — in the first game of the season.
“They shot the lights out of it,” said Newport head coach Dave Olzendam after the game. “We scored a lot of points. We just couldn’t stop them.”
Read moreBoys Basketball
Friday, Jan. 22
Eastside Catholic 55, Bishop Blanchet 48
1 2 3 4 Final
Blanchet 11 12 6 19 48
East. Catholic 15 12 18 10 55
EC Scoring: Jake Springfield, 15; Jonathan Callans, 12; Nile Kramer, 7; Jack McCarthy, 7; Connor Creswell, 5; Joey Schreiber, 5.
Garfield 66, Skyline 55
1 2 3 4 Final
Skylne 7 15 17 16 55
Garfield 15 19 12 20 66
Skyline Scoring: Kasen Williams, 17; Connor Gacek, 8; Miles Edwards, 7; Michael Ford, 7; Bryan Cikatz, 5; Cory Hutsen, 5.
Tuesday, Jan. 19
Eastlake 56, Roosevelt 55
1 2 3 4 Final
Roosevelt 16 9 20 10 55
Eastlake 13 11 14 18 56
Eastlake Scoring: Michael Russo, 18; Conner Iraola, 15; Ryan Sikma, 9; Dillon Pericin, 7; Chad Marxen, 5.
Franklin 87, Eastside Catholic 63
1 2 3 4 Final
East. Catholic 11 16 23 13 63
Franklin 31 20 17 19 87
EC Scoring: Nile Kramer, 26; Jake Springfield, 24; Jack McCarthy, 6; Hunter Clements, 4; Jonathan Callans, 3.
Skyline 55, Ballard 46
1 2 3 4 Final
Ballard 10 11 9 16 46
Skyline 8 14 17 16 55
Skyline Scoring: Cory Hutsen, 17; Miles Edwards, 9; Bryan Cikatz, 8; Connor Gacek, 7; Kasen Williams, 7.
Monday, Jan. 18
King Holiday Hoopfest
At Bank of America Arena
Skyline 48, Garfield 40
1 2 3 4 OT1 Final
Garfield 7 10 9 11 3 40
Skyline 7 8 5 17 11 48
Skyline Scoring: Kasen Williams, 16; Cory Hutsen, 11; Miles Edwards, 7; Connor Gacek, 7; Michael Ford, 4.
Girls Basketball
Friday, Jan. 22
Bishop Blanchet 49, Eastside Catholic 46
1 2 3 4 Final
Blanchet 9 14 16 10 49
East. Catholic 10 8 11 17 46
EC Scoring: Sarah Hill, 13; Michaela O’Rourke, 10; Lauren Johnson, 9; Shelby Newell, 7; Shannon Graves, 5.
Garfield 48, Skyline 36
1 2 3 4 Final
Skyline 15 4 4 13 36
Garfield 17 9 16 6 48
Skyline Scoring: Michelle Bretl, 8; Kassia Fortier, 6; Rachel Shim, 6; Lindsey Nicholson, 5; Christy Cofano, 4; Haley Smith, 4.
Wednesday, Jan. 20
Eastlake 44, Roosevelt 36
1 2 3 4 Final
Roosevelt 17 0 7 12 36
Eastlake 10 18 4 12 44
Eastlake Scoring: Kendra Morrison, 18; Alyssa Charlston, 17; Kenzie Carlson, 5; Annie Borges, 2; Lauren Files, 2.
Franklin 66, Eastside Catholic 55
1 2 3 4 Final
East. Catholic 17 11 13 14 55
Franklin 12 22 12 20 66
EC Scoring: Michaela O’Rourke, 23; Shannon Graves, 7; Lauren Johnson, 7; Carly Webster, 7; Shelbey Newell, 4.
Skyline 67, Ballard, 41
1 2 3 4 Final
Ballard 6 6 18 11 41
Skyline 19 18 18 12 67
Skyline Scoring: Kassia Fortier, 20; Morgan Farrar, 11; Allie Wyszynski, 9; Rachel Shim, 7; Lindsey Nicholson, 6.
Wrestling
Thursday, Jan. 21
Skyline 48 Eastlake 30
103 – Justin Manipis, S, beat Chris Dallas 8-3; 112 – Jo Tono, S, won by forfeit; 119 – Max Benjamin, E, pinned Jerred Kiss; 125 – Collin Ehret, S, beat Max Boucher 10-4; 130 – Jordan Wiley, E, pinned Christian Caldwell; 135 – Shay Fuentes E pin Ryan Anderson; 140 – Ben Reh, S, won by forfeit; 145 – Jordan McCaslin, S, won by forfeit; 152 – Danny Christianson, S, won by forfeit; 160 – Trevor McKinnon, E, pinned Douglas Lawson; 171 – Cameron Coyer, E, pinned Cyrus Sorkosh; 189 – Ryan Adamson, S, won by forfeit; 215 – Anthony DeMatto, S, pinned Brad Leimnueber; Hwt – Damen Moffiet, S, won by forfeit
Skyline 44 Newport 27
103 – Justin Manipis, S, beat Matt Droker 8-1; 112 – Jo Tono, S, won by forfeit; 119 – Jerred Kiss, S, won by forfeit; 125 – Collin Ehret, S, beat Austin Bolen 4-2; 130 – Winston Chen, N, pinned Christian Caldwell; 135 – Crhis Hoegel, N, pinned Ryan Anderson; 140 – Ben Reh, S, beat Carl Sandalang 6-1; 145 – Shawn Weisenberg, N, pinned Jordan McCaslin; 152 – Danny Christianson, S, pinned Tom Mirante; 160 – Preston Lee, N, beat Douglas Lawson 11-9 in OT; 171 – Taylor Jorgenson, N, pinned Cyrus Sorkosh; 189 – Ryan Adamson, S, pinned Hunter Greif; 215 – Sean McAlhaney, S, beat Asher Hingston 15-0 by tech. fall; Hwt – Anthony DeMatteo, S, pinned Sean McLaughlin.
Swimming
Friday, Jan. 22
Eastlake 125, Sammamish 58
200 Medley Relay – Eastlake, 1:56.51 (Kuroshe Mahak, Nicholas Howard, Jay Bennett, Steven King); 200 Freestyle – Tyler Spencer, Sammamish, 2:00.89; 200 Individual Medley – Nicholas Howard, Eastlake, 2:30.75; 50 Freestyle – Jay Bennett, Eastlake, 24.87; Diving – Chase Stites, Eastlake, 170.65; 100 Fly – Jay Bennett, Eastlake, 1:01.47; 100 Freestyle – Steven King, Eastlake, 59:40; 500 Freestyle – Tyler Spencer, Sammamish, 5:41.37; 200 Freestyle Relay – Eastlake, 1:43.96 (Jay Bennett, Shawn Dhanani, Nicholas Hoawrd, Ryker Oldenburg); 100 Backstroke – Kuroshe Mahak, Eastlake, 1:09.13; 100 Breaststroke – Nate Heglund, Sammamish, 1:15.81; 400 Freestyle Relay – Eastlake, 3:57.36 (Dylan Jessum, Steven King, Kuroshe Mahak, Ryker Oldenburg).
Lakeside 228, Eastside Catholic 103
Girls team scores: Lakeside 121, Eastside Catholic 50.
200 medley relay – Lakeside (King, Doubleday, Mentyka, Lang) 2:00.00; 200 free – Dimas, L, 2:23.80; 200 IM – Whiteman, EC, 2:35.12; 50 free – Amy, L, 27.44; 100 fly – Mentyka, L, 1:03.77; 100 free – Amy, L, 59.97; 500 free – Mentyka, L, 5:42.86; 200 free relay – Lakeside (Lieu, Gardiner, Hehar, Amy) 1:55.06; 100 back – Xie, L, 1:11.26; 100 breast – Doubleday, L, 1:16.14; 400 free relay – Lakeside (Xie, Gardiner, Kuhrau, Amy) 4:16.89.
Boys team scores: Lakeside 107, Eastside Catholic 53.
200 medley relay – Lakeside (Ekavithvorakuis, Mahoney, Shabb, Yu) 1:47.18; 200 free – Hallowell, EC, 1:46.43*; 200 IM – Craine, L, 2:13.48; 50 free – Hallowell, EC, 21.79*; 100 fly – Ekavithvorakuis, L, 54.98*; 100 free – Kim, L, 21.72; 500 free – Ekavithvorakuis, L, 5:14.57*; 200 free relay – Lakeside (Fox, Fitch, Mahoney, Stolz) 1:35.44; 100 back – Shabb, L, 58.51; 100 breast – Mahoney, L, 1:04.43; 400 free relay – Lakeside (Crane, Kerry, Shabb, Xu) 3:45.30.
New: Jan. 23, 11:12 a.m.
Ron Pedee will serve as chairman for Eastside Fire & Rescue’s Board of Directors his eighth straight year.
EFR is an interlocal fire protection agency that serves a 190-square-mile area, encompassing Sammamish, Issaquah, North Bend, Carnation, May Valley, Tiger Mountain, Wilderness Rim and Preston. Read more
New: Jan. 22, 3:32 p.m.
East Lake Sammamish Parkway reared its polemical head again Jan. 19, this time in the form of a management contract.
The city’s Public Works Department came before the council Jan. 19 with a request to approve a $466,689 contract with AECOM, a consultant who would supervise the construction. Read more
New: Jan. 21, 1:17 p.m.
It took more than an hour for the City Council to make its commission picks Jan. 19. The council settled into a back room, discussing candidates for the Planning and Arts commissions in executive session. Narrowing down the field of 25 candidates for 11 positions proved trying for some of the council.
“Quite frankly, everybody has wonderful qualifications, which makes difficult decision making,” Mayor Don Gerend said. Read more
New: Jan. 20. 2:26 p.m.
King County Library System officials will ask voters next month to increase property taxes to maintain programs and services at the third-busiest library system in the nation.
Officials trimmed $1.9 million from the system last year, cutting dollars for new books and other materials, technology upgrades and building maintenance. Proponents said additional money raised through the property tax increase is necessary to prevent further cuts. Opponents said the library system should not increase the tax burden on homeowners in a recession. Read more
Washington legislators face a nearly overwhelming task of balancing the state’s budget. Currently it’s $2.6 billion short. The budget gap is proportionally close in size to the shortfall that forced California to issue IOUs.
It is time legislators show that they are men and women of substance, capable of leading the state through its fiscal crisis by finding creative solutions.
Read moreSupport the libraries
The people of Sammamish are very excited and pleased with our new library that opened Jan. 9. This beautiful, “green” building was paid for with King County Library System capital funds.
Now we need to pass Proposition 1 to keep it and the other 43 libraries in the system operating up to capacity.
Proposition 1 will restore the property tax levy to 50 cents per $1,000 of assessed value for collection in 2011, one year only.
Read moreWho knew a fire hydrant could cost so much money? A state Supreme Court decision in October 2008 threatens to incur $300,000 of added annual expenses for the city of Sammamish. Now government officials are scrambling to find a way to avoid assuming a loss in covering the capital costs, operations and maintenance of fire hydrants.
The past few months have been busy for Gayle Frink-Shulz, far too busy.
Frink-Shulz, who lives near Beaver Lake Park, is the program director for the Behind the Badge Foundation, a nonprofit that comes to the rescue when officers die or suffer catastrophic injury.
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