Youth football 2014-08-23

All six teams were in action last Saturday to start the season, with four teams playing at home.

On the road, the Junior Purple team struggled in the first half, falling behind 36-0, but won the 2nd half 6-0 for a 6-36 final.

Also on the road was the PeeWee team, who won 21-7 against Sedro Blue.

At home, the day started with an exciting game. The Midget Purple team came from behind late against LaConner to take a 19-18 lead, then as time ran out in the game, the Wildcats tackled the LaConner runner at the 2-yard line to preserve the win.

Photos from the Midget Purple game are posted HERE.

Next was the senior team against Sedro-Woolley.  Sedro looked good in their first possession, pounding the ball up the middle and converting the kick PAT to take an 8-0 lead.  Oak Harbor quickly adjusted and scored 28 unanswered points in the 2nd quarter to take a 28-8 lead into halftime.  The Wildcat onslaught continued as the Seniors walked away with a 49-8 victory.

Photos of the Seniors are HERE

The 3rd game featured the Junior Gold team vs Sedro Blue.  Both teams scored in the 1st quarter, with OH failing to convert the PAT.  That 6-7 score stood until the 4th quarter, when the 'Cats got their 2nd score of the game.  A late interception sealed the 13-7 win.

Junior Gold photos are HERE.

Finally, the Midget Gold team vs Sedro-Woolley.  The halftime score was 0-0, as neither team was able to get much offense going against stifling defenses.  In the 2nd half, though, Sedro was able to power in 3 scores to win 21-0.

Click HERE for Midget Gold photos.

No games this coming Saturday (Labor Day Weekend).  Games resume on September 6th, with the Midget Gold team vs Burlington at 9am, Seniors vs Lakewood at 11, Junior Purple vs Arlington at 1 and Junior Gold vs Stanwood Red at 2pm.

The Midget Purple team plays at South Whidbey at 10am with the PeeWee team also at South Whidbey at noon.


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Oak Harbor Youth Football - Jamboree 2014-08-16

The annual North Cascades Youth Football League held their annual Jamboree last weekend at Burlington-Edison High School, and this year Oak Harbor is represented by 6 teams.

In past years, each team has had an individual, cat-based name, but this year all teams are Wildcats.  If there are two teams in a division (Midgets and Juniors), the teams will be designated Purple or Gold.

Each team played four 20-minute minigames, with each team spending 10 minutes on offense and 10 on defense.  While there are tweaks and improvements to be made, overall the coaches seemed pleased with Saturday's effort.

Photo links are below:

Seniors

Junior Purple

Junior Gold

Midget Purple

Midget Gold

PeeWee

The regular season kicks off this Saturday, August 23rd, with 4 teams playing at home:

9am - Midget Purple vs LaConner
11am - Seniors vs Sedro-Woolley
1pm - Junior Gold vs Sedro Blue
3pm - Midget Gold vs Sedro Blue

There will be no games over the Labor Day Weekend.  Play resumes October 4th with another 4 games at the Ft. Nugent field.

Everett Herald All-Wesco teams

The Everett Herald recently announced their Spring 2014 All-Wesco teams and a number of Wildcats made the list!

Track & Field

Boys 1st team
John Rodeheffer (1600, 3200)
Dejon Devroe (400m dash)

Girls 2nd team
Alex Laiblin (3200m)

Golf

Boys 1st team
Mac Kerfoot

Boys Honorable Mention
Hunter Adams

Girls 1st team
Joanna Leete
Rosie Mooki
Bree Roderos

Girls Honorable Mention
Hailey Beecher

Softball

First team
Natalie Fiallos

Second team
Tricia Sarns
Alexa Findley

Honorable Mention
Kat Martinez
Sydney White
Alyssa Meany
Laura Anderson
Kelly Findley

Girls Tennis

First team
Makenzie Perry

Boys Soccer

First team
Caley Powers
Andrew Mitchell
Gavin Stewart
Chase Muller
Kevin Silveira

Second team
Alex Krantz
Ben McCornack

Baseball

First team
Daniel Wolfe
Brent Mertins

Second team
Teddy Peterschmidt
Kevyn Johnson
Brandon Bailey

Honorable mention
Nate Stanford
Rhys Mattila
Joe Mendoza
Casiano Atienza


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Track 2014-05-31

Here are the final results from the State track meet held last weekend at Mt. Tahoma HS.

In the 400m dash, junior Dejon Devroe finished 7th in the prelims with a time of 50.61.  In the finals, he dropped his time to 50.49 and finished 6th.

Junior John Rodeheffer finished 12th in the 1600m run with a time of 4:24.63 and 8th in the 3200m run with a 9:22.49.

The boys 4x400 relay, made up of Devroe, Josiah Welch, Sebastian Ceaser and Carlton Johnson finished 14th in the prelims with a time of 3:31.50. 

Junior Alex Laiblin was the sole female representative for Oak Harbor at the state meet.  She ended up in 6th place in the 3200m run in 11:21.69.

Even more Ball games!

This week there was coverage of:

Lugnutz vs Blue Rocks

Bees vs Blue Wahoos

Scrappers vs Rattlers

Mud Hens vs Owls

Volcanoes vs Tin Caps 

Minor Softball Blue Rocks at Central Whidbey

There were also some photos added to the Emeralds vs Ironbirds game (some Emeralds players were missing earlier).



As always, all photos from all games can be found HERE.

Remember that 10% of photo sales are returned to NWLL, and proceeds from photo sales are used to fund two $500 scholarships each year at Oak Harbor High School.

NWLL

Three more games from over the weekend.

Friday T-Ball Ironbirds vs Emeralds

Saturday Minor A Lugnutz vs Mud Hens

Saturday Jr. Softball Mariners vs Central Whidbey

All Minor A and above baseball teams and all softball teams now have photo coverage.  This coming week will be devoted to getting all the T-Ball teams.

North Whidbey Little League

Another week's worth of photos posted.  This week was finishing up softball and starting in on the T-Ball games.

http://www.shutterfly.com/pro/OakHarborSports/NWLL2014

NWLL through 5-20

Four news games covered so far this week.  Now that high school sports are completed, more Little League photos will come more often!

Minor A Owlz vs Mud Hens

Minor AA Rockies vs SW

Minor AA Mariners vs D-Backs

Major Rockies vs Angels
 

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Youth Soccer 2014-05-17

With most teams covered photographically, there are only two sets of photos this week - The BU-12 Orange Crushers vs the Green/Black Baconaters, and the BU-10 Grey/Black Robbers vs Blue/Purple Titans.

Next week is Memorial Day weekend and there are no rec games.  Instead, the annual 3v3 tournament comes to town with a full day of soccer action at the Ft. Nugent complex.

Rec soccer action returns to Ft. Nugent on May 31st, and the season wraps up on June 7th.

BU-12 Crushers vs Baconaters photos are HERE

BU-10 Robbers vs Titans photos are HERE

Photos from all the other games can be found at THIS LINK.  Just scroll through and look for your team's name.

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Softball 2014-05-16

After a series of delays caused by the weather, the Oak Harbor Wildcat softball team played their final games of the season this past week.

Tuesday the girls played Stanwood and saw some success on offense, pushing 3 runs across the plate, but in the end it was Stanwood 9, OH 3. 

The next day the girls hit the road to Marysville to take on Wesco #1 Pilchuck and were on the short end of a 10-0 score.

In the final game, Getchell grabbed an early 4-2 lead, but Oak Harbor came back in the 4th and led 5-4, but Getchell came back hot and scored 9 runs to regain the lead and never looked back, winning 16-6 in 6 innings.

On the JV side, only two games were played, at Pilchuck (OH lost a 13-14 heartbreaker), and at home against Getchell (9-14 loss) to complete the season.


Photos from the Stanwood game are posted HERE

Varsity photos from the Getchell game are HERE.

Getchell JV photos are HERE.


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Track - WESCO Championships

As usual, the 2-day league championship meet was full of highs and lows.

The boys team, while finishing 8th out of 10 teams in point totals, produced two league champions.

Dejon Devroe won the 400m dash with a prelim time 51.69, then went on to better the time in the finals with a 50.16, his best ever.  He was nearly a half-second ahead of the 2nd place finisher.

John Rodeheffer is also league champ, winning both the 1600 and 3200m races.  His time of 4:23.41 in the 1600 is a new personal record for him. 

Rodeheffer and Devroe were the only Wildcat finishers in the top 5 for the boys.

The girls also finished 8th of 10 teams but did not produce any individual winners.  The highest girls finish was Alex Laiblin who was 2nd in the 3200m run.

Several other girls finished in the top 5 in their events.  Jonalynn Horn was 5th in both the 1600 and 3200m run, Taylor Deconzo was 4th in both the Shot put and Javelin, and one relay team, the 4x100 (Janae Payne, Sierra Seabolt, Kiesha Watts and Jinai Guzman) finished 5th.

Next up is the District 1 meet at Shoreline Stadium, which is all the WESCO 3A teams plus Ferndale.  That meet takes place on May 21st and 23rd.


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Middle School Track

As the middle school track season nears the end-of-season prelims and finals, two meets were held last week - one in Anacortes, the other at OHHS.

Still left is the prelim meet this coming Wednesday, May 21st, at Mt. Vernon High School.  The finals will be at Wildcat Memorial Stadium on Wednesday, May 28th with an official start time of 4:15 pm.

Monday at the Anacortes meet, Although as a team, each of the four divisions finished 2nd to Anacortes, individually, Wildcat United athletes shone, winning a number of events.  Top 3 finishers are below:

7th girls
Hurdles - 1st Hahn 20.32
4x100m relay - 2nd WU 60.3
4x200m relay - 2nd WU  2:10
400m dash - 2nd Rathman 1:13.54
Shot Put - 3rd Simpliciano  23-9
Javelin - 3rd Bristow 60-1
Long Jump - 2nd Kessler 12-11

8th girls
Hurdles - 2nd Hines 19.22
100m dash - 2nd Rittierodt 13.75, 3rd Callier14.05
1600m run - 2nd Flack 6:02, 3rd Pape 6:03
4x100m relay - 2nd WU 50.44
400m dash - 1st Fink 1:07.99, 2nd Black 1:11.98
800m run - 2nd Colley 2:48, 3rd Flack 2:56
200m dash - 2nd Garcia 29.75, 3rd Callier 29.82
4x200m relay - 1st WU 2:06
Javelin - 1st Keiser 63-6
Long Jump - 1st Cooley 14-9, 3rd Tirado 12-6

7th boys
100m dash - 3rd Hardin 13.08
1600m - 1st Rydell 5:37
4x100m relay - 1st WU 55.02
400m dash 2nd King 1:05.15
800m run - 3rd Rydell 2:42
200m dash - 2nd Brown 27.69, 3rd Hardin 28.5
4x200m relay - 1st WU 2:05.84
Shot Put - 1st Fisken 29-1
Discus - 1st Fisken 95-5.5
Javelin - 1st Merrill 91-9
Long Jump - 1st Brown 15-7, 2nd Hardin 14-11

8th boys
Hurdles - 1st Ledgerwood 20.21, 2nd Husler 20.54
100m dash - 1st Carr 12.63, 3rd Passmore 13.24
1600m run - 1st Nuanez 5:15, 3rd Hucko 5:40
4x100m relay - 2nd WU 50.55
400m dash - 3rd Husler 1:07.09
800m run - 1st Treadwell 2:31, 2nd Hucko 2:35, 3rd Chism 2:38
200m dash - 1st Nuanez 25.94, 2nd Carr 27.09, 3rd Honchin 27.81
4x200m relay - 1st WU 1:56.98
Shot Put - 1st Johnson 40-1, 3rd Lym 30-3
Discus - 2nd Ledgerwood 75-10
Javelin - 1st Closson 103-3, 2nd Nickols 102-8
Long Jump - 1st George 16-11, 3rd Lym 15-1
High Jump - 1st Nuanez 5-2, 2nd Nickold 4-10, 3rd Matsushita 4-8

Thursday it was back home to Wildcat Memorial Stadium for the last meet of the regular season.

In that meet, the 8th grade boys won the meet by just 8 points.  WU score 95 points to Burlington's 87.  No other team scored in double digits for team points.

8th grade boys top 3 finishers:

Hurdles: Colden 3rd 18.25
100m dash - Carr 1st 12.07, Miller 2nd 12.4
200m dash - Nuanez 1st 25.11, Carr 2nd 25.17, Passmore 26.2
400m dash - Husler 3rd 1:07.66
800m run - Hucko 2nd 2:25, Salinger 3rd 2:28
1600m run - Nuanez 1st 5:05
Shot Put - Johnson 1st 43-1
Javelin - Whitefoot 1st 108-11, Nickols 2nd 108-5
High Jump - Nuanez 1st 5-3, Matsushita 3rd 4-10
Long Jump - Lym 3rd 15-5.5
4x100m relay  - WU "A" 1st 50.16, WU "B" 3rd 52.03
4x200m relay - WU "A" 2nd 1:50.0

While the 8th grade boys won the team event by 8 points, the 7th grade team was 2nd to Burlington by just 6 points, 86-80.  Lopez scored 23 and Mt. Vernon scored 15.

7th grade top 3:
100 - Brown 3rd 12.75
200 - Brown 1st 26.41, Hardin 2nd 26.97, Winfield 3rd 28.8
400 - King 2nd 1:04.00
800 - Rydell 2nd 2:40, King 3rd 2:43
1600 - Rydell 2nd 6:02
Javelin - Merrill 2nd 96-4, Boler 3rd 95-8
Discus - Fisken 1st 102-8
High Jump - Knoll 1st 4-6, Mansikka 2nd 4-4
Long Jump - Brown 2nd 14-3
4x100m Relay - WU 2nd 53.35
4x200m Relay - WU 2nd 2:05

The 8th grade girls put up a good showing with 72 points, but Burlington won the team title with 95.  MV finished 3rd with 21.

8th girls top 3:
100 - Rittierodt 1st 13.53, Cooley 2nd 13.62, Callier 3rd 13.66
200 - Garcia 3rd 28.58
400 - Fink 1st 67.4, Black 2nd 70.41
800 - Cooley 1st 2:42
1600 - Flack 1st 6:03.37, Pape 2nd 6:03.7, Tungate 3rd 6:04
Shot Put - Ceya 3rd 25-4
Javelin - Kieser 3rd 63-9
Long Jump - Cooley 2nd 14-6.5
4x100m relay - WU 2nd 54.31
4x200m relay - WU 2nd 2:05

Finally, the 7th grade girls.  BE dominated the team scoring with 119 points.  WU was 2nd with 53 and Mt. Vernon 3rd with 22.

Top 3:
Hurdles - Hahn 2nd 19.1
100 - Vester 2nd 13.97
200 - Vester 2nd 30.32, Simpliciano 3rd 30.55
400 - Rothman 3rd 71.57
Shot Put - Dubuque 2nd 25-2
Javelin - Bristow 2nd 70-2
High Jump - Schumacher 2nd 3-10
Long Jump - Bristow 1st 12-2.5
4x100m relay - WU 1st 57.74
4x200m relay - WU 3rd 2:11.06


Anacortes photos are posted here - Photos are of the hurdles and sprint races, and 8th grade boys shot put.

OHHS meet photos are posted HERE.  Events covered: 400m dash, 800m run, girls discus, high jump.

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Youth Soccer

Another Saturday, another morning at the Ft. Nugent complex for North Whidbey Soccer Club games.

As of today, photos have been taken of all the U-6 and U-8 teams, and we don't anticipate any more coverage, except by special request.  The remainder of the season will be focused on the older players, U-10 and up.

All game photos can be found at this Link.

Games covered this past weekend:

BU-6 Green Skylanders vs Blue Thunder

BU-10 Green Legends vs Emerald Arsenal
Arsenal is sponsored by All Around Construction

BU-12 Baconaters vs Central Whidbey Orange

GU-12 Green Sister Sounders vs Central Whidbey Cupcake Crushers
The Sister Sounders are sponsored by El Cazador, the Cupcake Crushers by Arndt & Walker, Attorneys.

Softball

The girls had a rough week last week as the weather would not cooperate.  As a result, the girls got to play only one game, and this week have games every day except Thursday.  Thankfully, three of the games will be played at OHHS.

On Tuesday the 6th, the girls were in Everett and could not re-ignite the offense from the Shorewood game and fell 14-1.  The JV squad also lost, 15-8.

Monday, on a perfect day for softball, Oak Harbor played even with the visiting Scots for 4 innings, but a late-game rally by Shorecrest let the Scots escape with a 12-7 victory.  On the plus side, Oak Harbor's bats came alive, rapping a total of 11 hits, with a pair of doubles and a pair of triples.  There was no JV game.

Today, May 13th, the girls host Stanwood, with the varsity at OHHS.  No JV game is scheduled.

Wednesday the girls hit the road, traveling to Pilchuck, then return home for the final game of the season against Getchell, with varsity at OHHS and JV at Hillcrest.

Boys Soccer

Although the regular season ended on a sour note, with losses to Meadowdale at home and Pilchuck on the road, and losing players due to injury, the Wildcats made it to the playoffs.

On Senior Night against Meadowdale, the 'Cats looked good early, but a couple of goals by Meadowdale had Oak Harbor playing catchup most of the night, and Meadowdale held off the 'Cats to win 3-1.  In the JV game Oak Harbor had no answer for a strong Maverick offense and lost 6-1.

JV photos from the Meadowdale game are posted HERE

Varsity photos are HERE.

At Pilchuck the OH varsity lost 2-1 and the JV 2-0 to end the regular season.

Their first game, on Saturday the 10th was against at strong Shorecrest team who defeated the Wildcats 8-0 earlier in the season.  This time the boys played much better, but were on the short end of a 3-0 score.

Still alive, Oak Harbor plays again, against the loser of another first-round game, Meadowdale.  The game will be played tonight, May 13th, at Wildcat Memorial Stadium with kickoff scheduled for 7pm.  This is the final chance for both teams - win and stay in the tournament, lose and the season is over.

Track update

There was a lot of track last week, with the Frosh championships at Everett, and the JV championships at Mariner HS, both on May 6th, and the Stanwood Twilight Invite on Friday the 9th.

In the Frosh meet, featuring teams from all of Wesco, both north and south, 3A and 4A, no Wildcats won any of the events.  As a team, Oak Harbor finished 11th for the boys and 13th for the girls.

The highest individual finish was Laura Rodeheffer, who finished 2nd in the 3200m run.

Other top-10 finishers:
Miguel Guzman, 4th in the 800 and 1600m run,
Garren Guerrero, 6th in the 100m hurdles and 9th in long jump,
Adam Nelson, 6th in the 800 and 1600m run,
Abe Coleman, 8th in shot put
Carolynn Wicker, 7th in the 800 and 1600m run
Julie Jansen, 10th in discus

In the JV meet, Oak Harbor boys were 15th and girls 13th.  Oak Harbor had two athletes in 4th place.  Tanner Walker in Javelin and Juliet Asperry in the Pole Vault.

Other top-10 JV finishers:
Amelia Berner - 5th in triple jump
Ella Brooks 6th in the 400m dash
Tanner Walker 7th in Long Jump
Quinn Karney 10th in pole vault
Cedric Ekberg 8th in the 100m dash

 At the Stanwood Twilight Invite, the OH boys were 2nd with103.5 points behind Lake Stevens' 157.5.  For the girls, they scored 153 points to win the event over host Stanwood's 137 points.  What's more impressive is the girls won the team title and won only 4 events outright.

Event champions:
Alex Laiblin - 3200m run
Taylor Deconzo - Javelin and Shot Put

4x200m relay - Kiesha Watts, Janae Payne, Alana Austin, Matti Miesle

Other top-3 finishers:
Tanner Walker - 3rd in Long Jump and Javelin
John Rodeheffer - 2nd on the 3200 and 1600m run
Sebastian Ceaser - 3rd in the 800m run
Daniel Nunes - 2nd in the 200m dash
Kris Medina - 3rd in the 100m dash
Boys 4x400 relay - Ceaser, Nunes, Josiah Welch, Ben Danielson
Boys 4x100 relay - Jared Gray, Nunes, Medina, Anthony Alexander
Girls 4x400 relay - Jackie Dejesus, Laiblin, Deja Bunch, Jonalynn Horn
Janae Payne - 3rd in the 100m dash
Alex Laiblin - 2nd in the 1600m run
Kaylee Lamb - 3rd shot put
Kayley Lundstrom - t-3rd high jump
Claire Anderson - t-3rd high jump
Rebecca Klestincoua - 3rd pole vault

The Wesco league meet will be held at Marysville's Quil Ceda Stadium with prelims on May 14th and Finals on May 16th.  After that it's the district meet at Shoreline Stadium on May 21st and 23rd, then State at Mt. Tahoma HS May 29-31.

Girls Tennis update

The varsity squad split their matches last week, losing to Shorecrest 3-4 but beating Pilchuck 4-3 to finish the regular season.

In the final home match, the 'Cats won 3 of 4 singles matches and picked up a win at 2nd doubles for the team victory.  McKenzie Perry won 6-1, 6-4 at 1st singles, AnnaBelle Whitefoot 7-6(7), 6-3) at 2nd and Faith Franssen won at 3rd singles in a marathon 7-5, 6-7(4), 7-6(3) victory.  At 2nd doubles ti was Chelsea Admire and Erina Horikawa in a 3-set, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2 win.

Away at Shorecrest for the final meet of the season, the Wildcats again won at the first 3 singles spots, but could not get a doubles victory, although Hannah Gluth and Erina Horikawa at 3rd doubles almost got a 2nd set win before falling 4-6, 6-7(4).  Perry won 1-6, 6-3, 6-3, Whitefoot 6-1, 6-3 and Cat Amsler 6-1, 5-7, 6-4.

The varsity squad ended the season with a 5-8 league record (8-8 overall) and 3rd place in the Wesco 3A North.

In JV action, the Cats ended the season on a 4-0 run, winning their final match with a 7-0 whipping of visiting Pilchuck.

Starting on 4/29, the JV gals won 5-2 at Shorewood, with Tamia Rios (1st singles), Emma Lerch (2nd singles), Noelle Gasper (3rd singles), Elma Empinado & Brianne Deguman (2nd doubles) and Lauren May & Emily Brown (3rd singles) all getting the win.

On the road again on May 1st, the girls beat Getchell, also by a 5-2 score, but this time sweeping doubles play.

At home against Shorecrest on May 5th, the only Wildcat loss was at 4th singles.

In the final shellacking of the Tommies, Rios won 6-2, 6-2, Lerch won 6-2, 6-0, Gasper won 6-7, 6-1, 10-4, Laruen Aspery won 6-1, 6-2.  In doubles play, Julia Smith and Aeilzah Espirtu won 6-2, 6-0, Empinado & Deguman won 6-3, 6-2 and May & Brown won 6-0, 6-1.

The JV team ended the season 8-8 overall, 7-6 in league and finished in 3rd place.

Photos of the JV action against Pilchuck are posted HERE.

Post-season play gets underway today at Stanwood HS with the Wesco 3A North tournament, then the District tournament on May 20th and 21st, also at Stanwood, then ending with the State meet May 30th and 31st in the Tri-Cities.

JV Girls Golf 2014-05-06 (and varsity)

Finally we were able to get to a JV girls golf event - the last one of the year.

Originally, it was to be a 4-team event, but by start time it was just Snohomish and Oak Harbor.  A total of 9 golfers took to the course, and at the end of 9 holes, Oak Harbor came out on top by 10 strokes, 234-244.


On the varsity front, the girls won the last regular meet of the year.  Their stroke count was 253, Glacier Peal 261 and host Stanwood 301.

Today at 1pm the girls golfers are at the Whidbey Golf Course for the Wesco 3A championships.  Oak Harbor's Joanna Leete is a favorite to win the tournament.

JV Photos are posted HERE.

After today's league meet, it's off to Districts at Snohomish on May 20th and 21st, then to State.

Middle School Track 2014-05-07 at OHHS

Wildcat United held their first home meet of the year on a sunny Wednesday afternoon at Oak Harbor High School, hosting LaConner, Concrete and Mt. Vernon Christian and the Wildcats cleaned up at the podium.

7th grade boys won 7 of the 13 events and produced two double winners.  Rydell won both the 800 and 1600m races and Fisken won the discus and shot put.  WU produced a total of 115 points against 50 for LaConner and 15 for MVC.

The 7th grade girls won 10 of their 13 events.  Dubuque was a double winner, taking both the 800 and 1600m run, and WU won both the 4x100 and 4x200m relays.  The Wildcats scored 121 team points, Concrete was 2nd with 19.

Discus was the only event not won by the 8th grade boys, and there were several multi-winners.  Carr won the 100 and 200m dash, Wood the 400 and the Hurdles and Nuanez the 1600 and High Jump.  Team totals were WU 164, LaConner 27

Finally, the 8th grade girls won 9 events, and amassed 132 points and concrete was 2nd with 21.  Flack picked up wins in both the 800 and 1600m run, and WU won both the relays.


Photos are posted HERE.  The majority of the photos from Wednesday's meet are of girls javelin, boys discus, boys and girls high jump, boys and girls 1600m run and the boys and girls 4x200m relay.

The next meet puts the Wildcats up against the same schools, and Anacortes, as the team travels north on Monday, May 12th.

WU returns home on May 15th, hosting Lopez, Mt. Vernon and Burlington.

The middle school track finals will be held at OHHS this year, on Wednesday, May 28th.

There will be a need for volunteers to help run both home events.  Contact Barb Cobb at OHMS, 279-5300, if you want to help out.

Track 2014-05-01

Back at home on an absolutely beautiful Whidbey day, both the boys and girls track teams performed well against visiting Getchell and Mountlake Terrace.

There weren't a whole lot of event victories, but Oak Harbor's depth provided the points necessary to win 3 of the 4 duals.

The boys beat Getchell 76-60 but lost to Terrance 84-61 while the girls beat Getchell 89-61 and Terrace 78-72.

Individually, Wildcats won 7 events and won one of the relay races.

Dejon Devroe won the 200 and 400 meter dash, setting a new PR in both (22.88 200, 50.53 400).

Alex Laiblin was also a double winner, taking the 400 and 800m races.

Jonalynn Horn won the 3200, Blaine Coleman won the javelin with a PR of 132-10 and Zack Norton won the Triple Jump with a 39-3 PR.  Norton also set a PR of 18-8.5 in the long jump.

The relay winners were the girls 4x200 team of Sierra Seabolt, Mattie Miesle, Kiesha Watts and Alana Austin.

As always, complete meet results are at athletic.net

Boys photos are posted HERE

Girls photos are HERE.


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Little League 2014-05-03 and 04

We were able to get to four games over the weekend, 3 on Saturday and one on Sunday.

At Volunteer Park, the Junior Softball girls demolished visiting Anacortes, winning both games in the double header via the 10-run rule.

Also, down at City Beach park, the Minor A Tin Caps played the Bees and the Blue Wahoos played the Rattlers.

Sunday's game was the Senior A's vs Lake Stevens in a doubleheader at Ft. Nugent.

All North Whidbey Little League photos are posted HERE.

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Youth Soccer 2014-05-03

Saturday was a busy day for the photographer as he cover every single U-8 team.  It wasn't a really sunny day, but at least it wasn't pouring rain like it was last Saturday morning!

Next week's coverage will concentrate on U-10 teams and the few U-6 teams that haven't been covered.

All of this years' NWSC game photos can be found HERE. 



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Boys soccer - week ending 5-3

The week started on a good note, with the varsity squad winning 1-0 in overtime on a JJ Mitchell goal, and the JV team winning 4-0.

Unfortunately, on Friday, the varsity squad lost not only the game (2-1 to Stanwood), but key forward Caley Powers to a knee injury, and Powers is expected to miss the rest of the season.

The JV squad beat Stanwood 1-0.

The soccer team has two games left, the first against a powerful Wesco South team.  The 3rd place and 4-7 varsity boys host 4th place and 7-4 Meadowdale on Monday for senior night, then travel to Wesco North leader Pilchuck (6-4) on Wednesday to complete the regular season.

Going into the final week the JV squad is 2-7-2 on the season.  Meadowdale's JV is 6-3 in the South and Pilchuck 6-2 in the north.

Photos from Monday's varsity game are posted HERE.

JV photos are HERE.


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Softball - week ending 5-3

After a long season of blowout losses, the Oak Harbor softball team found their offense - a lot of it - last Tuesday as they pounded host Shorewood 17-5 in varsity and 14-8 in the JV game.

The next day, though, the 'Cats hosted Northwest Conference leader and 15-1 Ferndale.  Varsity lost 14-4 and JV 11-4.

The Softball girls have 5 games left for varsity, four for JV, with several opportunities for another win.

May 6th the girls travel to Everett to face the 5-4 Seagulls (2-3 JV)

May 8th the teams host Getchell (4-4 varsity, 5-1 JV)

Friday the 9th it's Stanwood (3-6 varsity, 2-5 JV) coming to town.

The final home game of the year will be May 12th against Shorecrest, who has also struggled this season (0-9 league, 2-14 overall).  Shorecrest does not field a JV team.

Finally on May 14th the girls travel to Pilchuck to face the 8-1 Tomahawks.

No photos from this past week, but a photographer will be at both home games this week, Getchell and Stanwood, covering both JV and Varsity games.



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Girls Tennis - week ending 5-3

This past week was busy for the Wildcat tennis team.  In addition to 3 regularly scheduled matches, they had to completed a rain-interrupted match from earlier in the season.

Monday the 28th the Varsity squad hosted the Stanwood Spartans and were swept 7-0 in straight sets all the way through the lineup.

Tuesday was no better, with another 7-0 loss in straight sets.  2nd doubles Chelsea Admire and Hannah Gluth came close to winning their 2nd set, taking it to 5 tiebreakers before losing 7-6(5).

Thursday the Getchell Chargers came to Oak Harbor.  Before starting the scheduled match, the Wildcats had to complete the rain-delayed match from March 25th, that was in-progress.

The in-progress match was marred by several missing/injured players.  As a result, one Getchell and two OH matches were forfeit wins.

In the end, Getchell won at 1st singles as Jamie Estrella was on crutches and unable to compete which accounted for the OH forfeit.  Faith Franssen at 2nd singles and Cat Amsler and Ellysa Bonganay at 2nd doubles won the other forfeit.

Of the matches played, Oak Harbor swep. AnnaBelle Whitefoot won at 3rd singles 6-3, 6-2, Hannah Gluth at 4th singles 6-3, 6-0, Chelsea Admire and Alyssa Eden at 1st doubles won as did Ria Bains and Jastine Sanches at 3rd doubles.

In the regular match, Getchell won at 1st singles and 1st doubles, while OH won all the others.

Whitefoot moved to 2nd singles and won 6-2, 6-4, Franssen won at 3rd doubles 6-2, 6-0, Cat Amsler won at 4th doubles 6-0, 6-2.  In doubles Admire and Gluth were at 2nd doubles and won 6-2, 6-2, and Bonganay teamed with Erina Horikawa at 3rd doubles for a 6-4, 6-2 win.

Individual JV results are not available, but in teams scores last week the Wildcats lost to Stanwood 6-1, then beat Shorewood 5-2 and Getchell 5-2.

Heading into the final week of the regular season, the Wildcats are in 3rd place with a 4-7 league play record.

Next week both the JV and Varsity squads play twice, with both varsity matches on the road and both JV at home.  Monday the 5th it's Shorecrest (3-6 varsity, 2-6 JV) and on Wednesday the 7th it's Pilchuck (1-9 varsity, 3-6 JV).

The league tournament will be March 13th & 14th at Stanwood HS.

No tennis photos this week, but there will be JV photos from the Pilchuck match.


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Baseball - Week ending 5-3

Monday the varsity baseball team completed a 3-game sweep of the Everett Seagulls, winning the final game 6-2 in Everett.  Two days later they faced off against Wesco South Glacier Peak and fell 6-2.

The JV team played only one game all week, losing at Glacier Peak 9-3.

Going into the final two games in the regular season for the 5-10 3rd place Wildcats, both are against Wesco South opponents.  May 5th the Varsity squad travels to  13-2 Shorewood with the JV at home facing a 12-3 Thunderbird team, and the May 6th season finale is a home stand against 8-7 Meadowdale with the JV away against a 7-8 Maverick team.

No photos this week.  Sorry.

NWLL 2014-04-26

We were able to get to a trio of games Saturday afternoon, after a very rainy morning.

Down in Coupeville, the Minor AA Angels defeated their host, then right after that the Junior Softball Angels also went up against Coupeville, but the final score isn't available.

Later that afternoon, there was a single Major game played at the City Beach fields.  The Angels (I'm beginning to sense a pattern here) vs the Dodgers, with the Angels picking up the win.

Here are direct links to each game

Major SB Angels

Minor AA Angels

Major Angels vs Dodgers


This is a link to ALL the NWLL galleries for the year.

Youth Soccer 2014-04-26

With most of the league taking the morning off for the annual Holland Happening Parade, only the older kids were out on the fields Saturday morning.

And what brave kids they were, as for most of the early games it was pouring.  In fact, the playing field was often the team's best defender, as kicked balls would run into some standing water and stop dead.

Our photographer braved the rain and was out on the fields getting photos of every Gu-10 team and half of the BU-10 teams (the other half was playing in South Whidbey.)  The boys teams covered were the Red Vines, Blues Brothers and Emerald Arsenals.

BU-10 Blues Brothers vs South Whidbey

BU-10 Red Vines vs Emerald Arsenals

GU-10 Tsunami Strikers vs South Whidbey

GU-10 Orange Sherberts vs Coupeville Red Tigers

GU-10 Pink Zebras vs Green Hulks



In the afternoon, there is photo coverage of the GU-12 Blue Foxes playing against the Coupeville Cupcake Crushers.

GU-12 Blue Foxes vs Coupeville Cupcake Crushers

Photos from the entire spring season are posted in this gallery.

Proceeds from photo sales are used to fund two $500 scholarships each year at Oak Harbor High School.

Middle School Track 2014-04-24 at Burlington

Opening day for the middle school track season was wet.  A series of rainstorms rolled through the Burlington area last Thursday during the first meet of the year, with the Burlington team hosting LaConner and the OHMS/NWMS combined Wildcat United team.

This coming Wednesday the team travels to Sedro Woolley for a meet, then has two home meets.  May 7th and May 15th, both at Oak Harbor High School.  Admission is free.

Only top 4 finishers in each event were recorded.

Starting with 7th grade girls, the Wildcats racked up 47 points, second behind Burlington's 69 but way ahead of LaConner's 5 points.

4x200m relay - 2nd WU 2:21
100m dash - 2nd Kesler 15.21, 4th Simpliciano 15.69
1600m run - 3rd Dubuque 6:59, 4th Blaine 7:29
400m dash - 1st Rothman 1:15, 3rd Flores 1:29
800m run - 2nd Dubuque - 3:14, 3rd Blaine 3:39
200m dash - 2nd Coker 31.09
4x100m relay - 2nd WU 1:01
Javelin - 1st Bristow 62-3, 4th Fisher 54-7
Long Jump - 2nd Bristow 10-4, 3rd Stolmeier 10-3
Shot Put - 1st Dubuque 25-6

7th grade boys

Team - BE 50, WU 42, LC 33

4x200m relay - 2nd WU 2:07

1600m run - 2nd Rydell 5:44, 3rd Rhodes 6:22
400m dash - 2nd King 1:06, 4th Rydell 1:13
800m run - 1st Rydell 2:39, 2nd Knoll 2:41
200m dash - 3rd Brown 27.8, 4th Hardin 28.0
4x100m relay - 3rd WU 57.13
Discus - 1st Fisken 82-3
Javelin - 2nd Merrill 92-8
Long Jump - 1st Brown 14-2, 4th Winfield 13-1
Shot Put - 2nd Fisken 28-8

8th grade girls
Team - BE 59, WU 59, LC 5

4x200m relay - 2nd WU 2:13
100m dash - 2nd Callier 14.22, 3rd Cooley 14.34, 4th Rittierodt 14.38
1600m run - 1st Flack 6:07, 2nd Pape 6:08, 3rd Tungate 6:12
400m dash - 1st Garcia 1:08, 2nd Fink 1:09, 3rd Garcia N. 1:10
800m run - 2nd Flack 2:49
200m dash - 1st Callier 29.91, 4th Garcia 32.0
4x100m relay - 2nd WU 57.9
Javelin - 2nd Keiser 59-0, 3rd Ray 54-8, 4th Rector 51-9
Long Jump - 2nd Cooley 13-8, 3rd Rittierodt 11-5, 4th Fink 11-2
Shot Put - 3rd Ceya 21-8, 4th Carroll 21-5
High Jump - 2nd Nuttal 4-2
Hurdles - 4th Taylor 25.16

8th grade Boys
Team - BE 68, WU 51, LC4

4x200m relay - 2nd WU1:57
100m dash - 1st Wood 13.13, 2nd Miller 13.15, 3rd Carr 13.25
1600m run - 1st Nuanez 5:18
400m dash - 4th Ledgerwood 1:09
200m dash - 1st Nuanez 25.57, 2nd Carr 27.15, 4th Fox 28.09
4x100m relay - 1st WU52.05
Javelin - 1st Nickols 100-0, 3rd Whitefoot 96-2, 4th Vasileff 93-7
Long Jump - 2nd George 15-1, 3rd Miller 14-6
Shot Put - 2nd Johnson 34-5, 3rd Wood 31-4
Hurdles - 4th Wood 19.69

Photos from the meet are posted HERE.

We did not cover every person in every event.  There are photos of boys and girls 100m dash, boys and girls hurdles, boys and girls 1600, boys and girls long jump, boys shot put and boys javelin.

Track 2014-04-24 at Marysville

Oak Harbor met up with Glacier Peak and host Pilchuck last week for a tri meet at Quil Ceda Stadium in Marysville.

In total points scored, the boys team lost to both GP and MP, while the girls split, besting Pilchuck and falling to Glacier Peak, but individually, the Wildcats did well.

The boys team swept the distance events, winning the 800 (Sebastian Ceasar - a season best 2:05.6), 1600 (John Rodeheffer) and 3200 (Rodeheffer).  Dejon Devroe also won the 400m dash in a season-fastest 50.81 to complete the Wildcat event wins.

Devroe also finished 2nd in the 200m dash and was a member of the 2nd place 4x100m and 4x400m relays.

Carlton Johnson was 2nd in the 100 and was also in the 4x100 and 4x400 relays.

Daniel Nunes and Kris Medina rounded out both relay teams.

Chris Humphries was 6th in the triple jump, but set a new PR of 17-1 and David Ray jumped 4-8 in the high jump - his best ever.

Other top 3 finishers for the boys:
Daniel Nunes - 2nd 200m dash and 3rd 400m dash
Jared Gray - 3rd 300m hurdles

On the girls side, Alex Laiblin won the 3200m run for the lone Wildcat track win, but in field events, Taylor Deconzo (shot put), Kenna Prosch (discus - PR 84-7) and Claire Anderson (high jump) all won their events.

While Oak Harbor didn't win any of the sprint events, they showed a lot of depth.  In the 100m dash, for example, Sierra Seabolt was 3rd, Janae Payne 4th, Priya Osborne 5th, Matti Miesle 6th and Jinai Guzman 7th.

There were similar results in the 200, with Oak Harbor picking up 4th through 8th place.

Other top 3 placers for the girls:
Laiblin - 3rd in the 800m run (PR 2:29.30)
Jonalynn Horn - 2nd in the 1600 and 3200
Nalani Gabbert - 3rd in the 100m hurdles
Jackie Dejesus - 2nd in the 300m hurdles
4x100m relay - 2nd (Payne, Seabolt, Guzman and Kiesha Watts)
4x200m relay - 3rd (Seabolt, Watts, Guzman and Alana Austin)
4x400m relay - 3rd (Dejesus, Laiblin, Deja Bunch and Suzanne Kaltenback)
Kaylee Lamb - 2nd shot put
Deconzo - 2nd javelin
Kaltenbach - 3rd pole vault

Complete results can be found by clicking HERE.

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Golf - Week ending 4-25-2014

Both the boys and girls teams played twice this past week.

On Monday the 21st, the boys finished in 2nd place in a tournament, the on Tuesday traveled down the island to the Useless Bay Golf Course to play South Whidbey HS and Monroe.  While a Monroe golfer won medalist honors, Mac Kerfoot's 2nd place finish helped boost the 'Cats to a team victory.

For the girls, Joanna Leete continued her winning ways.  She was the Medalist on Tuesday in Lynnwood although Glacier Peak won the event (by only 6 strokes).

On Monday, she teamed up with a girl from another school to win a tournament in Mukilto.  Rosie Mooki was also in the tournament and finished in 7th with her partner.

The girls have one last home meet, on May 1st with the first group teeing off at 3pm. 

This year the girls 3A Wesco championship tournament will be held in Oak Harbor at the Whidbey Golf Club.  The tournament starts at 1pm.

The boys play their final home round on Tuesday the 29th of April.  Their league tournament will be held at the Kayak Point Golf Course.

No photos of golf this past week.


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Softball - Week ending 4-25-14

The softball struggles continued this week, and the varsity squad was blanked twice - by WESCO South leader Meadowdale and 2nd place Glacier Peak.

JV lost on Tuesday to Meadowdale and Friday's GP score has not yet been reported.

Sorry, no photos of softball this past week.

The Wildcat softball girls have three more varsity home games.  They host the NW Conference #1 team Ferndale on Wednesday the 30th, then against 3-3 Getchell on Thursday the 8th and 3-4 Stanwood on Friday the 9th.  Their final home game of the season is on Monday, May 12th against a 2-11 Shorecrest team.

The JV team has the same schedule with the exception of the Shorecrest game.


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Baseball - Week ending 4-25

This week was all about Everett.  Due to some unfortunate circumstances regarding their home field, the Everett varsity baseball team has yet to play a home game this season.

As a result, two of the games in the 3-game series were played at Oak Harbor this past week, with the final game coming up on Monday the 28th. Right now the game is scheduled to be played in Everett, but stand by for last-minute changes.

Oak Harbor won both varsity games so far, slamming the Seagulls 12-1 on Tuesday, and on Friday it was a much closer 8-4 score.

In JV action, all 3 games were played last week, with the Wildcats winning all three.  Tuesday the 22nd the JV guys won 9-5, then followed it up with a big 13-5 win on Wednesday, then swept the series on Friday with a 10-7 win in Everett.

The Friday varsity game photos are HERE

Wednesday's JV photos are HERE.

The varsity squad has just two more scheduled home games.  Wednesday, April 30th vs Glacier Peak the wrap up the regular season on Tuesday, May 6th vs Meadowdale.

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Girls Tennis - Week ending 4-25-2014

Even with the less-than-desirable weather in the area this past week, the Wildcat tennis squad was able to get in a pair of matches.

On Tuesday the varsity squad traveled to Everett, and while there were some tight matches, the 'Cats fell 4-3.  AnnaBelle Whitefoot, moving from 2nd doubles to 3rd singles, won a 3-set marathon match, 6-1, 4-6, 7-5.  Also moving from doubles to singles, Erina Horikawa win 5-7, 6-4, 6-0.

In doubles, Zena Husler and Alyssa Eden at 1st doubles won 7-6(2), 6-0.

Oak Harbor won one of two exhibition matches, with Michelle Magtsag and Emily Godfrey winnin 8-0.

At the same time, the JV squad was at home and fell 5-2.

Wednesday the teams swapped, with JV on the road at Meadowdale and varsity at home.

Meadowdale was able to squeak out a 4-3 win in JV action while the Oak Harbor varsity girls won 4-3.

MaKenzie Perry won at 1st singles 4-6, 6-4, 7-5, Whitefoot won 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, and Hannah Gluth, moved to 4th singles, won 7-5, 6-2.

In doubles action, Husler and Eden were the only winners, 6-4, 6-2.

Photos from the Meadowdale varsity match are posted HERE.

The varsity squad plays at home 3 times this coming week (weather depending).  On Monday the host Stanwood, Tuesday Shorewood and on Thursday Getchell.  They close out their season on the road on May 5th at Shorecrest and May 7th at MP.  The JV team will play in the opposite location of the varsity squad.


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Boys Soccer - Week ending 25 April

It was a busy week so sorry for the delays!

The boys soccer teams played a pair of games this past week, both at home.

On Monday the 21st the visitor was Shorewood who shut out both the JV and varsity squads.  Varsity fell 3-0 and JV 4-0.

JV photos vs Shorewood are posted HERE

Varsity vs Shorewood pics are HERE.

Friday the Wildcats hosted Getchell.  In the JV game Oak Harbor took an early lead, but a late goal by Getchell tied the game and neither team could score the winning goal before time expired, leaving the game a 1-1 tie.

In the varsity game, Oak Harbor controlled the game early, but could got get a shot past a scrappy Charger keeper, and in the 2nd half, MG was able to scoot a shot past the Wildcat keeper, then held the 'Cats off to preserve the 1-0 win and getting revenge for a 2-1 loss at Getchell early in the season.

Click HERE for JV vs Getchell photos

HERE are varsity photos vs Getchell

There are only two more home games this season.  On Friday, May 2nd the Wildcats host league-leading Stanwood (5-4) and on Monday May 5th the Meadowdale Mavericks for Senior Night.

Little League 2014-04-19

We got to a total of 3 games this past Saturday, including the wild first game between the Jr. Mariners and South Skagit.

The Mariners built a large lead early, but a big 4th inning by the Cardinals tightened the game and in the 7th inning the Mariners found themselves down by 3 runs.  A hit, then a walk with bases loaded closed the score to just a single run, and a sharp rap by the Mariners batter was bobbled by the 2nd baseman and it looked like the batter would make it to first safely, scoring a run and tying the game.

The throw just beat the runner for the 3rd out and the Mariners fell by 1 run.

The other games were the AA Dodgers hosting the Giants from South Whidbey, and the A Bees vs Rattlers.

Mariners photos are posted HERE.

Dodgers vs Giants pics are HERE.

Click HERE for Bees vs Rattler photographs.


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Youth Soccer 2014-04-19

Eight U-6 soccer games were photographed this past weekend, leaving just a few teams.

On May 3rd, I'll get the remaining BU-6 team, team 8, and while there are photos of all 9 GU-6 teams, the Orange Tigers are a bit light and I will come out another day to get some more, most likely on May 31st against Team 3, Sparkalicious Purple.

Next Saturday will be photos of U1- and U12 teams at Ft. Nugent, then on May 3rd coverage of the U-8 teams.

In the meantime, below are direct links to last Saturday's photos:

Green Hawks vs Blue Thunder

Green/Black Zebras vs Blue/White Jedi Pirates

Orange King Cobras vs Yellow/Blue Wolverines

Blue/Yellow Pirates vs White Lady Dolphins

Green Tinkerbells vs Red/White Pink Dandelion Ponies & Purple Turbo Dolphins

Orange Tigers vs Pink Panthers

Sparkalicious Purple vs Blue/Black Bombers

Yellow/Black Honeybees vs Green/Black Hearts

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Girls Golf 2014-04-17 @ WGCC

Thursday's match started with the intention to play a full 18 holes, but wind, rain and darkness combined to stop the match after 13 holes.  Oak Harbor was hosting Marysville Getchell.

Annie Leete scored 56 to lead the field.  Getchell's martin was 2nd with 65.

Other Oak Harbor results:

Bree Roderos - 70
Hailey Beecher - 71
Marisa Sligh - 88
Dana Cornejo - 90
Rosie Mooki - 91
Tarra Bird - 97.

Not all golfers were included in the scoring.

Photos from the match are posted HERE.

There are two more chances to see the varsity girls at home.  May 1st the girls host Mountlake Terrace and Shorecrest at WGC, then on May 13th, Oak Harbor will be hosting the WESCO 3A tournament at the Whidbey Golf Club at 1pm.
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Track 2014-04-17 vs Shorecrest

For the 2nd week in a row the Wildcats hosted a dual track meet against a King County opponent, this time Shorecrest.

It was cold and windy, but several Wildcats set new personal records.

Kenny King went all-out and while he finished 2nd in the shot put and discus, he threw for new personal bests in each (36-9.5 in shot and 106-00 in discus).  In the 300m hurdles, Jared Gray eked out a win over teammate Stephen Dixon 45.03 to 45.17, but both times were new records for each.  Earlier, the two tied at 18.49 in the 110m hurdles.

On the girls side, Taylor Deconzo set a PR in the javelin with a throw of 106-6, finishing 2nd in the event.

Boys winners:
Dejon Devroe - 400m dash
John Rodeheffer - 1600 and 3200m run
Stephen Dixon - 100m hurdles
Jared Gray - 110m and 300m hurdles

Boys track photos are posted HERE.

Girls winners:
Suzanne Kaltenbach - 400m dash and Pole Vault
Jonalynn Horn - 1600m run
Alex Laiblin - 3200m run
Taylor Deconzo - Shot Put
Claire Anderson - Triple Jump
4x400 relay - Laiblin, Kaltenbach, Bailee Olson, Carolynn Wicker

Girls track photos are posted HERE.

The Wildcats get one more home meet.  On May 1st they host Mountlake Terrace and Getchell.

May 6th is the JV Championships at Mariner HS, May 14th and 16th are the WESCO League Championships at Pilchuck, then May 21st and 23rd is the District meet at Shoreline Stadium.


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Girls Tennis update - Week ending 4-18-2014

Lots of tennis this week the the girls team playing 3 times, but only once at home.

Hosting Pilchuck on Monday, the 'Cats squeaked out a 4-3 win.  Makenzie Perry won 6-1, 7-6(4) and Faith Franssen 6-1, 6-3 in singles.  In doubles play, the team of Hannah Gluth and AnnaBelle Whitefoot continued their winning ways with a dominating 6-0, 6-1 victory at 2.  3rd doubles Erina Horikawa and Ellysa Bonganay won 6-3, 6-2 to win the match for Oak Harbor.

Photos from the varsity match against Pilchuck are posted HERE.

Tuesday and Friday the girls were on the road and suffered a pair of losses.  Tuesday at Mountlake Terrace, only two of the doubles teams won.  2nd and 3rd doubles, Gluth/Whitefoot (6-1, 6-1) and Horikawa/Bonganay (7-5, 6-1) won.

Friday at Glacier Peak, Whitefoot moved to 4th singles and trounced her opponent 6-0, 6-4, but unfortunately it was the only Wildcat win of the day.

In JV action, the girls won both Monday at Pilchuck, 6-1, and Tuesday at home against Terrace, also by a 6-1 score.  Individual results are below.

vs Marysville-Pilchuc

1st single:  Ria Bains won 3-6, 6-3, 10-5.

2nd single:  Emma Lerch lost 6-7, 4-6.

3rd single:  Tamia Rios won 6-0, 6-0.

4th single:  Mary Shamatava won 6-3, 7-5

1st double:  Julia Smith & Taylor Edwards won 6-1, 6-0

2nd double: Brianne Deguzman & Aelizah Espiritu won 6-2, 6-1

3rd double:  Shamel Leask & Lauren May won 6-0, 6-2

Against Mountlake Terrace

1st single:  Ria Bains lost 3-6, 6-3, 5-10

2nd single:  Emma Lerch won 6-4, 6-7, 10-7

3rd single:  Tamia Rios won 6-4, 6-1

4th Single:  Noelle Gasper won 6-0, 6-0

1st double:  Julia Smith & Taylor Edwards won 4-6, 6-3, 10-6

2nd double:  Brianne Deguzman & Aelizah Espiritu won 6-1, 6-3

3rd double:  Emily Brown & Lauren May won 6-1, 6-0

Baseball 2014-04-16 JV vs Stanwood

With most OH teams on the road, getting rained out, the only action in town was the JV baseball game that took place despite some strong winds and occasional rain.

After a slow first inning, the Wildcat bats were smoking in the 2nd, as the team batted around and scored 6 runs to take a 6-0 lead.

In the top of the 4th inning, Stanwood mounted a comeback to close the score to 5-6, but the Wildcat bats kept cracking and the JV squad won by a final score of 10-6.

The win improves the JV record to 4-6 while Stanwood drops to 6-3 in league play.


JV baseball photos are posted HERE.


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NWLL 2014-04-16 Minor AA D-Backs vs Red Sox

Battling blustery winds and intermittent showers, baseball went on with 3 games taking place at the City Beach fields.

We were able to get to the Minor AA Red Sox vs D-Backs game.  While there's not a lot of hitting action, there is a lot of aggressive baserunning and lots of scoring.


Photos of the Red Sox/D-Backs game are posted HERE.

Boys Soccer 2014-04-15 vs Shorecrest

On a night were the Wildcats needed everything to go right, it seemed everything went wrong, as the 'Cats were shut out in both the varsity and JV games Tuesday night in Wildcat Memorial Stadium.

Not only were the 'Cat having an off night both offensively and defensively, it seemed that the visiting Scots could do no wrong, as every time a shot on the OH goal was blocked by the keeper, there was another Scot on the other end of the goal ready to boot it in.

On the plus side, there are plenty of great photos!

JV photos are HERE

Varsity pics HERE.


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Boys Golf 2014-04-15 - JV vs Snohomish & Cascade

Oak Harbor JV golf had their first home match in several years, hosting the Snohomish Panthers and Cascade Bruins at the Whidbey Golf Club.

No individual scores were available, but Oak Harbor as a team posted a score of 278 and Snohomish 221.  There is no score reported for Cascade.

Photos from the event are posted HERE.


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NWLL 2014-04-14 - Minor Softball Mud Hens vs Blue Rocks

We finally got to our first NWLL game this year.  The day started out pleasant enough, but towards game time some clouds rolled in and the wind picked up, making for a chilly game.

Photos (there are 175 of them) are posted HERE.

Wednesday we plan to get to Windjammer Park for a Minor AA game, then Thursday Jr. Baseball in Coupeville.

Youth Soccer 2014-04-12

In addition to baseball starting their season on Saturday, the North Whidbey Soccer Club kicked off their Spring 2014 Rec league this past Saturday.

More photos will follow, but for now, there is photo coverage of 8 teams - 4 each of Boys and Girls U-6.

BU-6 Blue-Marooon unnamed vs Red-White Red Wolves

BU-6 Blue-White Jedi Pirates vs Yellow-Blue Wolverines

GU-6 Lt. Blue-White Lady Dolphins vs Blue-Black unnamed

GU-6 Pink-Black Pink Panthers vs Red-White Pink Dandelion Ponies & Purple Turbo Dolphins


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Little Leauge Opening Day

Councilman Jim Campbell

Saturday all 452 players, along with their coaches and parents gathers at Oak Harbor's City Beach fields for the opening ceremony of the 2014 Little League Season.

After presentation of the colors by the Oak Harbor High School NJROTC colorguard and recitation of the Little League pledge, the first pitches were tossed out.

NAS Whidbey Island Commanding Officer Captain Michael Nortier threw the first baseball pitch while Oak Harbor City Councilman Jim Campbell threw the softball pitch.

Baseball games are played almost every night at the City Beach complex, with softball games are the fields near the pool, and T-ball games at Koetje Park.

           

                               

Track 2014-04-11 vs Shorewood

Oak Harbor hosted a rare dual meet last Thursday at Wildcat Memorial Stadium against Shorewood, and will do it again next Thursday vs Shorecrest.

The boys team won eight of 17 events, and the girls ten of 18.

Dejon Devroe and Sierra Seabolt were both double winners in sprinting events, with Dejon winn the 200 and 400m dash and Sierra winning the 100 and 200m dash.

OH had dual winners in distance events as well, as John Rodeheffer and Jonalynn Horn both won the 1600 and 3200m runs.

Oak Harbor won both the girls hurdles races, with Nalani Gabbert winning the 100 and Rachel Crowther in 2nd, and the two swapped places for the 300m hurdles.

The final double winner was Taylor Deconzo, who won both the javeling and shot put.

Boys Track photos are HERE.

Girls Track photos are HERE.

Complete results are posted HERE at athletic.net.


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Girls Tennis 2014-04-09 vs Everett

Also taking the week off for spring break, the varsity tennis team returned to the court on April 9th, hosting a top-tier Everett, and missing some top players due to college visits.

As a result, the Seagulls swept the Wildcats 7-0, but there were some tight matches.

Jamie Estrella at 3rd singles took her 2nd set into four tiebreakers before falling 6-3, 7-6(4).

1st Doubles AnnaBelle Whitefoot and Hannah Gluth went 3 sets.  The won the first 6-1, lost the second 6-4, then went to a 6th tiebreaker in the 3rd before losing 7-6(6).

2nd Doubles Chelsea Admire and Erina Horikawa lost in straight sets, but both went into tiebreakers.  The final was 7-6(6), 7-6(3).

Individual JV scores from the match at Everett were not reported, but the team fell 6-1.

The varsity squad plays at home on Monday the 14th vs Pilchuck and Thursday the 17th vs Meadowdale.  The JV squad is at home Friday the 18th against Glacier Peak.

Photos from last week's varsity matches are posted HERE.


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Softball - Week ending 4-11

With only 2 seniors on the team, and one of them injured, the Wildcat softball team is struggling this season.  After a big win over Squalicum last month, thing have not gone well for the Oak Harbor varsity squad.

The JV squad is getting some wins, and seems to be acquiring a taste for 1-run games. Three of the last 5 JV games have been decided by a single run, and a 4th game by only 2 runs.  The JV team is now 2-1 in league play, 4-4 overall.  Over the last five games the JV team has averaged over 12 runs per game.  The beat Burlington 14-13, Everett 16-14 and Stanwood 14-13, but lost to Getchell 15-3 and Arlington 16-15.

The softball teams are at home twice this coming week, on April 15th vs Getchell and the 18th against Mountlake Terrace.

Photos of the varsity squad against Burlington are posted HERE

Varsity photos vs Everett are HERE.

Click HERE for JV vs Burlington

HERE are JV photos vs Everett.


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Girls Golf - 2014-04-09

After taking spring break off, the Wildcat girls golf team returned to the greens in a tri-match at Everett against the host Seagulls and Shorewood.

Joanna Leete won the event handily scoring 39.  Rosie Mooki was 3rd with 57 and Bre Roderos 4th at 52.  Hailey Beecher carded a 57, Tarra Bird 60 and Mara Powers 74.  As a team the 'Cats scored 259, with Everett a distant 2nd with 293.  Shorewood was at 301.

The next home match for the girls is on April 17th, when both the JV and Varsity squads are at the Whidbey Golf & Country Club, hosting Getchell in a dual meet.


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Boys Soccer - Week ending 4-11

The varsity boys soccer team is currently sitting at 3-2 in league play, tied for 2nd in the WESCO 3A North with Stanwood, and played 4 games over break and the week following.

On March 31st the team fell 2-0 to Stanwood, but came back on April 7th to dominate Pilchuck 3-1.  They fell to non-league Glacier Peak 2-0 on April 9th, then played 4A Arlington on the road last Friday.  The Arlington scores were not reported.

Photos from the varsity Pilchuck game are posted HERE.

JV action photos are HERE.

The JV squad lost to both Stanwood (2-1) and Pilchuck (1-0).  The Glacier Peak and Arlington scores were not reported.
 
The  teams are at home twice in the coming days - Tuesday the 15th vs Shorecrest and Monday the 21st vs Shorewood.

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Boys Golf - Week ending 4/11

The varsity boys squad was at home last Tuesday at the Whidbey Golf & County Club, hosting Everett, Shorecrest and Shorewood.  Shorewood won the event with a score of 426. Oak Harbor was 2nd with 438, Everett 3rd at 479 and Shorecrest 4th at 492.

Mac Kerfoot was on top for the 'Cats, carding an 82.  Hunter Adams was right behind wiht an 86 as was Steven Timm at 88.  Mason Dieter finished with 90 and Raiden Poe 92.

The Varsity squad will be at home twice in the coming weeks.  The play at 2pm on April 18th, then again on the 21st, also at 2pm.

The JV squad played on the 10th at Everett, but no scores were reported.  The JV team hits their home links on April 15th and 28th, teeing off at 3pm.



Photos from the varsity match at WG&CC are posted HERE.


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Baseball- Week ending 4/11

Now that Spring Break is over and sports are back in full swing, here's what happened on the baseball diamond.

Over the last two weeks, the varsity baseball team ran into a couple of buzzsaws in the two Marysville schools - Getchell and Pilchuck.  As of April 12th, the two teams combined are 10-4 in the WESCO 3A North, with MP a perfect 6-0 and MG 4-4.  Oak Harbor is 1-7 in league play.

Non-league play ended with tight games against Mountlake Terrace.  The varsity lost 4-1 on March 28th at Terrace, while the JV team won 6-4 at home.

Photos from the varsity game are HERE

JV photos are HERE.

Next up is a 3-game series against Stanwood.  Varsity plays twice at home, on April 15th and 18th, while the JV is home on April 16th.

Track 2014-03-27

Oak Harbor track had a good day last Thursday in Stanwood, picking up a number of individual wins.

Boys winners:

Carlton Johnson - 100m dash
Dejon Devroe - 200m and 400m dash
John Rodeheffer - 1600m and 3200m run
4x400m relay - Rodeheffer, Johnson, Josiah Welch, Miguel Guzman


Girls winners:
Sierra Seabolt - 100m dash
Alex Laiblin - 800m and 3200m run
Jonalynn Horn - 1600m run
4x400m relay - Horn, Laiblin, Jackie Dejesus, Suzanne Kaltenbach
Taylor Deconzo - Shot put and Javelin

Oak Harbor hosts Shorewood in a dual meet on April 10th, and Shorecrest in another dual on April 17th.

Tennis - Week ending 3-30

Not a whole lot of tennis this week, as most matches were rained out.

On March 26th, the JV team went to Getchell and swept the host Chargers 7-0, and as a bonus, won both exhibition matches.

Hope Drager won 6-3, 6-3
Tamia Rios won 6-1, 6-2
Emma Lerch won 6-1, 7-6(7-2)
Noelle Gasper won 6-3, 6-2

Julia Smith & Taylor Edwards won 6-4, 6-2
Aelizah Espirtu and Brianne Deguzman won 6-2, 6-1
Emily Black and Emily Brown won 6-0, 6-2

Sarah Smith and Natalie Merrill won 8-1
Noelle Gasper won 6-3, 6-2

On March 27th, the varsity team hosted Stanwood and fell 5-2

Wins were picked up by 4th singles AnnaBelle Whitefoot (5-7, 6-3, 6-3) and 2nd Doubles Kiki Dillon and Shayla Allen (2-6, 6-3, 6-3)

The netters will take the week of from play, resuming April 9th with the varsity hosting Everett and JV on the road.

Softball - week ending 3/30

As pre-season action ends, the Wildcat JV softball team has a pair of wins, beating visiting Squalicum 15-4, then coming from behind to squeak out a 14-13 win on Saturday morning over Burlington.

The varsity squad also picked up a win this past week, thumping Squalicum 13-8.

League play starts next week, with the teams traveling to Getchell on Monday, then hosting Everett on April Fool's Day.


JV vs Squalicum photos are HERE

Varsity vs Squalicum are HERE

JV vs Burlington are HERE

Varsity vs Burlington photos are HERE.

Baseball - week ending 3-28

Oak Harbor JV baseball has had an OK start to the season, ending pre-season play with a 2-3 record, beating Shorecrest 10-0 and Mountlake Terrace 6-4.  Losses were 5-9 to Arlington, 7-8 to Sehome and 4-9 to Bellingham.

The varsity squad was having some problems getting runs across the plate early, scoring just 3 runs in their first 3 games, but the bats came alive against visiting Shorecrest Wednesday afternoon.  A big inning pushed the score to 10-1 in the 5th inning, then, with bases loaded, the the OH batter was hit by a pitch, forcing the winning run across the plate.

The varsity squad went 1-4 in pre-season.

Monday the teams start regular season play, with the varsity team traveling twice to Pilchuck, and hosting the Tommies on April 2nd.

The JV squad plays at home on the 1st and 4th.


Varsity photos vs Shorecrest are posted HERE.


JV vs Bellingham photos are HERE.

JV photos vs Mountlake Terrace are posted HERE

Boys Soccer 2014-03-28 vs Everett

Friday was dry but windy, and there was exciting soccer on the field at Wildcat Memorial Stadium as the 'Cats took on the Everett Seagulls.

The JV game ended in a 1-1 tie, with Everett scoring late to avoid the loss.With the tie, the JV Wildcat soccer team is now 0-3-1 and Everett JV is 0-4-1.

JV photos are posted HERE.

The varsity game was a lot different.  The Wildcats controlled the game from start.  While the ball spent most of the first half in Seagull territory, and despite multiple shots on the Everett goal, the Wildcats just couldn't get the ball in the net.

In the 2nd half, Everett was able to get past the Oak Harbor defense and get a goal.  With the pressure on, the 'Cats responded, scoring with under 5 minutes left to make it 1-1.  The defense held and regulation time ended with the same 1-1 score.

In the first 5-minute overtime period, Oak Harbor rushed the Everett goal and got the ball in for the sudden victory score.  Final 2-1 Oak Harbor.

As sweet as the win was, it was marred by two red cards against Wildcat players and one against Everett.

The win allows the Wildcats to maintain 1st place in the WESCO 3A North with a 3-0-1 record.  The tie was a 0-0 non league contest against Bellingham.

Varsity photos are posted HERE.

 The Wildcats travel to Stanwood on March 31st, then take the rest of the week off from games, resuming at home on April 7th vs Pilchuck.
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Girls Tennis update

A busy week for the girls with matches against Burlington-Edison and South Whidbey

Thursday were the Burlington matches, with the varsity squad at home and JV on the road.

The JV squad fought hard, but lost 6-1, with 1st singles Hope Drager a 7-6 winner.  2nd doubles Aelizah Espirtu and Emily Black, along with 4th doubles Emly Brown and Brianne Deguzman had very close 9-7 losses.

At home, the Wildcats squeaked out a 4-3 victory.  McKenzie Perry at 1st singles, Jamie Estrella at 3rd and Faith Franssen at 4th were all winners, and combined with 3rd doubles AnnaBelle Whitefoot and Hannah Gluth's straight-set victory gave OH the win.

Friday the teams reversed, with varsity down at South Whidbey and JV at home.

Varsity got a solid 5-2 win, with all four singles players - Perry, Zena Husler, Estrella and Whitefoot - earning wins, and Cat Amsler and Hannah Gluth winning at 2nd singles.

The JV match against South Whidbey was close, but the 'Cats were on the short side of a 4-3 score.  Tamia Rios won a long, nail-biting 6-7, 6-4, 10-6 win at 2nd singles and Emma Lerch won at 3rd singles.

The other OH win was at 3rd doubles, with Emily Brown and Brianne Deguzman winning in straight sets.

Photos from Friday's JV matches are posted HERE.


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Track 2014-03-20 @ OHHS

Track got started Thursday with the annual Island Jamboree, featuring all three Whidbey high schools plus Lakewood.

It's wasn't a full meet, and several events were discarded, including the 4x100 relay and 300m hurdles, but one fun event was added.  At the end of the day was the thrower's relay, featuring all shot putters and discus throwers in a 4x100 relay race.

Oak Harbor had a good day, winning several events and placing in many more.

Complete results can be found HERE at athletic.net.

Boys placers:

Dejon Devroe - 1st in the 100 and 200m dash
Sebastian Ceasar - 2nd in 800m run
John Rodeheffer - 2nd in 1600m run
4x400 relay - 3rd
Tyler Adamson - 1st discus, 3rd shot put
Jackson Constant - 2nd discus
Garren Guerrero - 3rd javelin
Diangelo McKinney - 1st triple jump
Zack Norton - 2nd triple jump
Chris Humphries - 3rd triple jump

Girls:

Sierra Seabolt - 1st 100m dash
Alex Laiblin - 1st 800m run, 2nd 1600m run
Jonalynn Horn - 1st 1600m run
Nalani Gabbert - 2nd 100m hurdles
4x400m relay - 3rd
Taylor Deconzo - 1st shot put, 3rd javelin
Kenna Prosch - 2nd discus
Claire Anderson - T-1st high jump, 1st triple jump
Hayley Lundstrom - T-3rd high jump, 2nd triple jump
Priya Osborne - 1st long jump
Janae Payne - 2nd long jump
Zoe Bassett - 3rd triple jump

Photos of the girls in action are posted HERE

Boys photos are HERE.


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Girls Tennis 2014-03-18 vs Arlington

The varsity girls tennis squad started the season on the right foot with a 4-3 win over visiting Arlington on Wednesday.  At the same time, the JV team was in Arlington, and also won, but by a 5-2 score.

Varsity winners:

1 Singles McKenzie Perry 6-2, 6-2
4 Singles Faith Franssen 7-5, 6-2
2 Doubles Cat Amsler and Ellysa Bonganay 6-0, 2-6, 6-4
3 Doubles Hannah Gluth and AnnaBelle Whitefoot 6-4, 6-0

OH won both exhibition matches.  Ria Bains and Jastine Sanchez won 6-2, 6-2 while Erina Horikawa and Patrice Woodworth won 8-2.

On the JV side:

1 Singles Hope Drager 6-4, 6-4
3 Singles Tamia Rios 6-1, 6-2
4 Singles Emma Lerch 6-2, 7-5
2 Doubles Aelizah Espirtu and Mary Shamatava 6-4, 4-6, 10-7
3 Doubles Emily Black and Shamel Leask 6-4, 6-1.

Oak Harbor won 1 of 4 exhibition matches.  Lauren Aspery and Natalie Merrill won 8-1.

Sorry, no photos this time.


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Girls Golf 2014-03-18 - Whidbey Shootout

On a cold but fortunately dry Tuesday at the Whidbey Golf & Country Club, the Oak Harbor girls golf team hosted their annual Whidbey Shootout, with 10 teams, mostly Wesco 4A schools, playing a full round of 18 holes.

The team winner was Kamiak with a score of 493.  Lake Stevens was 2nd with 533 and Oak Harbor 6th with 592.

Individually, the Wildcats' Joanna Leete won the event, carding an 83.  She was the only golfer in the 80s, with the two girls tying for second place with 93.

Bree Roderos scored 101, KC Winfield 119, Hailey Beecher 122 and Mara Powers 167 for the 'Cats.

Photos are posted HERE.


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MS Wrestling 2014-03-19 @ NWMS

The Wildcat United middle school wrestling team finished their regular season with a home meet at NWMS, hosting Cascade, Darrington, and Concrete.

While no team or individual results were kept, there was a lot of good wrestling going on with two mats in action.

Photos are posted HERE.

The season is not over quite yet, though, as next Saturday morning, the team leaves bright and early for Anacortes and the league finals.  There, team and individual results should be available.

Youth Soccer 2014-03-16

This past weekend two Girls Select soccer teams from Whidbey played home matches at the Ft. Nugent complex.

First up were the U-18 Islanders, made up of girls from Oak Harbor, Coupeville and South Whidbey.  They are having an excellent season, and after winning 2-1 over Northshore Evolution on Sunday, they are now 8-2 at at the top of the standings.  For a more detailed writeup, see David Svien's coupevillesports.com site.

Photos from the GU-18 game are posted HERE.

The other team in action was the U-11 squad which is mostly Oak Harbor players.  They struggled against the visiting Seattle team and fell 4-0, lowering their season record to 2-2, tied for 3rd place.

GU-11 photos are posted HERE.


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MS Wrestling 2014-03-11 at Mt. Baker MS

Wildcat United is on the road twice this week.  Tuesday they were at Mt. Baker, facing off against Cascade and the host school.

The 'Cats had several impressive wins, and while no team scores were maintained, it seemed like Cascade got the better of Oak Harbor.

Thursday the 13th, WU wrestlers travel to Cascade MS in a rematch, and this time Coach Falcon thinks his wrestlers will be able to take a few more matches away from their host.

The team ends the regular season at home on Tuesday the 16th.  Come check out the future of OHHS wrestling in the North Whidbey gym.  Admission is FREE!

Photos from some of the matches at Mt. Baker are posted HERE.


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Youth Basketball 2014-03-08

Part of the SWISH end-of-season tournament was played this past weekend, while some will play this coming weekend.

Playing on March 15th are:

8th Purple team - Start at 9am in the LaConner old gym.  The Purple team finished the regular sason with a 0-8 record and are looking for some wins in the tournament.

8th Gold team - Starts at 11:15am at Sedro-Woolley HS.  The Gold team finished 6-2, tied for 3rd place.

Coupeville also plays in Sedro Woolley, starting at 10:05am.  They were 1-7 on the season.

Completing their play for the season on March 8th:

8th Black - Finished the season 4-4, entered the tournament as the #6 seed.  They won their first game, beating Stanwood 31-21, lost their 2nd game to the Tri-City Raptors out of Canada 51-41, the finished just out of the money with a very close 45-43 loss to Nooksack Valley.

7th grade - Tied for 3rd with a 5-4 record, but the #2 seed in the tournament.  They had a first-round bye, beat Arlington 27-21, then lost to LaConner 44-38 in the championship game.

6th grade - 7-1 on the season, finished 1st, seeded 1st.  They also had a first-round bye, but lost their first game to Stanwood 35-25, then came back to beat the Mariners 36-24 to finish in 3rd place.

4/5th Gold - 8-0 season record, seeded 1st, won the tournament championship with wins over Stanwood Red (30-14), Lakewood (27-26) and Mt. Vernon (46-26).

4/5th Purple - 6-2 record, seeded 4th.  They lost to Lakewood 42-20 and 38-37 to the Mt. Vernon Dawgs.

Photos of the 7th grade team in action vs Arlington are posted HERE.

 Photos of all the SWISH boys teams are posted HERE.
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MS Wrestling 2014-02-27 at Burlington

Another week, another wrestling match for Wildcat United.  This match was at Lucille Umbarger School in Burlington.  No team scores or individual results were maintained, as the meet was more of a round-robin format, intended to get as many matches for as many wrestlers as possible.

WU Wrestling is on the road again this week, traveling to Concrete on Wednesday.

Photos are posted HERE.


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Youth basketball 2014-03-01

We were able to cover both the 4/5th grade games this past weekend.  Both were at LaConner Middle School and were back-to-back games.

In the first game, the undefeated Gold team took on the 6-3 Mt. Vernon Dawgs.  While it was not the Gold team's best game, they did what they needed to do for the 24-14 win.

The second game was the Purple team against Mt. Vernon Mayhem.  In this game OH led 16-8 at the half on the way to a 28-17 victory.

Those game end the regular season.  Due to scheduling conflicts there was no coverage of the 7th grade team during the regular season.  However, we will be at their first tournament game next Saturday, March 8th at LaConner Middle School.

Below is the time and location of the first game of the tournament for the rest of the Oak Harbor teams.

4/5th Purple - 1005 at Skagit Valley College
4/5th Gold - 1115 at SVC
6th - 1005 at Sedro-Woolley HS
8th Black - 0900 at Sedro-Woolley
8th Purple - 0900 at LaConner Old
8th Gold - 1115 at Sedro-Woolley HS


Purple team action photos are posted HERE

Gold Team action photos are HERE.





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Student-Staff basketball 2014-02-28

Last Friday, the Key Club sponsored the annual Student-Staff basketball game, and for the second year in a row, the staff team won the game.

Photos are posted HERE.

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