Winning streaks abound and not just Kentwood’s which stands at 18 but teams like Tahoma which has won four straight as well as Kentridge which had four victories out of its last five games.
The Bears boys and girls track teams have got something good going on.
With an undefeated league season so far, they are entering into the league meet with victories against Kent-Meridian boys and Kentwood girls teams, both of them last year’s state champions. Last week, the Bears boys and girls defeated the Conks 98-47 and 82-68
Kentridge boys track and field team placed 10th out of 57 teams at the Shoreline Invitational this past weekend.
Senior Talon Abernathy took sixth in the two mile with a time of nine minutes, 21.16 seconds, breaking his previous personal record by 23 seconds, as well as the school’s two mile record.
Maple Valley Parks and Recreation 2012 Power Volleyball Standings
Maple Valley 2012 Parks and Recreation Kickball Standings
The Tahoma boys and girls track team won the Tomahawk Track and Field Classic this past weekend at Quil Ceda Stadium in Marysville.
The largest single-day high school drag race on the west coast will take place Saturday, May 12 at legendary Pacific Raceways near Covington.
The Kentridge and Kentlake boys and girls track teams competed against each other at Kent-Meridian on Wednesday, April 25.
Tahoma boys and girls prep lacrosse results for Tuesday, April 24
The Tahoma boys and girls track and field team maintained their undefeated league season after beating Kentwood on Wednesday.
The Kentlake boys and girls and Kentirdge girls track and field team competed at the Bellevue Invitational on Saturday April 21 at Bellevue High. Kentlake boys placed 12th out of 26 teams. Kentridge and Kentlake girls placed 13th and 17th respectively out of 29 teams.
While Kentwood’s baseball team has conquered the South Puget Sound League North division there is a battle going on between Tahoma and Kentlake for second place.
The battle for the top spot in the South Puget Sound League North division continued among Tahoma, Kentwood and Kentlake’s fastpitch teams in the past week.
Members of the Kent-Meridian and Kentwood boys and girls track team competed at the Oregon Relays held April 20-21 in Eugene, Ore.
The Summit Gymnastics Trampoline and Tumbling Team competed in the Washington State Championships held in Renton on April 13-14.
Hollywood Harbor put on a torrid display of speed Sunday at Emerald Downs. The 5-year-old Washington-bred son of Harbor the Gold set a world record time of 1:00.87 for 5-½ furlongs, and scored a three-length victory over Aaron the Baron in the $21,625 allowance feature for 3-year-olds and up.
The aptly named Class Included returned in fine style Saturday with a one-length victory over stable mate Sweet Nellie Brown in the $21,500 Dreyer’s Purse for older fillies and mares at Emerald Downs.
Jack Pruitt scored five goals to lead Skyline to its eighth win of the season with a 12 – 5 boys high school lacrosse defeat of Tahoma, Wednesday at Tahoma High School.
Tahoma boys and girls track teams won their league meet against Kent-Meridian on their home track on April 19.
Kentlake’s only lead of the game came in the first inning against Tahoma when Kellie Nielsen scored on an error.
