The OHHS varsity boys tennis team traveled to Arlington for a match against the Eagles Friday afternoon, and didn't have a good day.
Arlington won all 7 matches in straight sets, although OH #1 singles Josh Evans put up a fight before falling 7-6(4), 6-3 to Fernando.
JV scores aren't yet available, but 46 images from the JV match have been posted HERE.
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Sunday, September 13, 2009
Boys Tennis 9-12-09 vs Arlington
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Varsity football vs Monroe 9-11-2009
Things didn't look good for Oak Harbor in the first half as Monroe built a 19-0 lead, but the Wildcat offense started to click and took the lead 21-19 with time getting short in the 4th quarter.
Monroe was able to drive down to the OH 1, aided by a dubious defensive pass interference call, and scored with 1:01 remaining to take a 26-21 lead. Oak Harbor drove into Bearcat territory, but with about half a minute left, Monroe intercepted a Wildcat pass then took a knee to end the game.
The final score: Monroe 26, Oak Harbor 21.
More details and video clips coming soon.
Friday, September 11, 2009
Girls Soccer 9-10 Lake Stevens
It wasn't pretty Thursday night at Wildcat Memorial Stadium for the girls soccer home opener.
In JV action, the Wildcats were hurt by injuries and some girls without enough practices to be eligible. The girls started the game with only 11 eligible players, leaving them with no substitutes while Lake Stevens had 6 subs available.
Lake Stevens built a 5-0 lead by halftime, one on a penalty kick and early in the 2nd half, Oak Harbor lost a girl to injury and had to play the remainder of the game with only 10 players. Lake Stevens continued their aggressive play, scoring another 5 goals by the time the game ended.
At one point in the game the Wildcats were down to just 9 players due to a bloody nose.
In varsity action, Lake Stevens scored in the 10th minute and again in the 27th to take a 2-0 lead into halftime. The Viking were able to put another 3 goals in for a 5-0 victory. One of the goals came on a corner kick and one bounced off the pole supporting the goal and into the net.
Over 100 photos of both the JV and varsity games are posted HERE.
Volleyball 9-10-2009 @ Burlington
At Burlington on Thursday, the Wildcat volleyball team fell to the Burlington-Edison Tigers 25-16, 25-11, 25-14. It was quite a reversal from Tuesday’s 5-set marathon at NWMS. Marisa Sutherland again led the Wildcats in kills, but could get only 4 compared to 11 on Tuesday. Amanda Blau was busy at the net, adding two more blocks to her total.
Burlington led through all 3 games, but Oak Harbor did close to just 2 points, 7-9, in the 2nd game.
The volleyball team will be at home vs Shorewood on September 15th.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Varsity football vs Cascade 9-4-2009 game details and video clips
More details from the OH @ Cascade football game, plus some video clips.
Cascade got the opening kickoff at their own 12 yard line, and only gained 5 yards before Rashaad Smith ran in for a solo tackle. From there, Cascade took 12 plays to march down to the OH 24. There the drive stalled and Cascade was forced to punt on a 4th and 26 after a holding call. Oak Harbor ran two pass and one run play in their first possession before punting from their own 20. The punt was muffed, but Cascade recovered on the OH 42. On 2nd down at the Wildcat 35, Cascade broke the runner free and wasn’t tackled until he got to the Oak Harbor 4. Two plays later the Bruins ran in for a score. They converted for 2 points, making the score 8-0.
On their 2nd possession the ‘Cats again ran only 3 plays before punting from their own 20. This punt bounced at the OH 42 then rolled into Bruin territory, coming to rest at the Cascade 43.
The Oak Harbor defense adjusted well to Cascade’s offense, bending, but not breaking. Cascade drove down to the OH 31 yard line and was facing a 4th and 2 situation when the Wildcat defense stepped up and stopped the Cascade runner for a 1-yard gain.
On offense, it was 4-and-out as a 4th down pass attempt to an open receiver was batted down by the Cascade line.
On Cascade’s first play from the OH 37, Nick Rouser barged through the line and hit the runner for a 4-yard loss. Cascade was able to get the ball inside the Oak Harbor 10, and at the point the “D” really got fired up. Jason Curles had a nice tackle for loss on 3rd and goal, and on 4th and goal from the OH 6, the runner was stopped at the 1 yard line.
Taking over with a 1st and 10 on their own 1 yard line, the OH offense got some rhythm, moving the ball out to the 32 yard line. Unfortunately, Cascade intercepted the LaMont pass at their own 41 and returned it back to the OH 15 yard line.
On the very next play, Alec Castillo knocked the ball loose and recovered the fumble, giving Oak Harbor the ball at the OH 19, but LaMont was sacked on the first scrimmage play, ending the half with Cascade leading 8-0.
Josh Higbee took the 2nd half kickoff at the 9 yard line and returned it across midfield to the Cascade 43. The drive ended in a punt to the Cascade 35 yard line.
On defense, the guys again flexed but kept the Bruins out of the end zone. Cascade was looking at a 4th and 5 at the OH 15, but gained nothing, turning over the ball to Oak Harbor.
Later in the game the defense got the ball to the offense again on a 4th down stop at the OH 26, but another interception stopped the drive.
Cascade was able to score on their final drive of the game from 2 yards out and just 1:44 on the clock, extending their lead to 15-0.
The ensuing kickoff was returned to midfield and a nice reception and run by Brad Farnum took the ball to the Cascade 38. Quarterback Clarence LaMont ran a QB keeper to the near side at the 27, then a defensive pass interference gave Oak Harbor a first down at the Cascade 11 yard line, but a bad snap and a pair of incompletions gave the ball back to the Bruins with just 12 seconds on the clock, and they took a knee to end the game.
Video clips from the game are posted HERE.
The home opener is this Friday, September 11th against Monroe, a big winner last week.
Boys Tennis 9-9-09
The Oak Harbor varsity boys tennis team played their 2nd match in as many days, traveling to Lake Stevens to take on the Vikings.
Lake Stevens had a strong team, but OH pulled out two wins. Junior David DeGuzman was the only OH singles winner, by a 2-6, 6-4, 6-2 score over Jerde.
The other win was the doubles team of Geoff Worley and Kevin Gagen, who beat Sison and Iverson 6-4, 3-6, 6-4.
Oak Harbor also won an exhibition match, with juniors Max O'Dell and Matt Takaoka beating Cooper and Shagan 8-4.
The loss puts the varsity team at 1-1 for the season.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Volleyball 9-8-2009 vs Cascade
The Oak Harbor Wildcat volleyball team opened their season with a non-league match against the Cascade Bruins.
Due to finishing touches being put on the gym and remodeled field house, the freshman, JV and varsity squads were split between the two middle schools.
The Freshman team played at Oak Harbor Middle School and had a successful outing, winning all 3 games.
The JV was at North Whidbey Middle School and dropped all 3 games, but the games were all close, with only a 2-point differential in each of the 3 games.
The varsity was also at North Whidbey, and Cascade made the Wildcats work.
The first game started out even, with the two teams trading points to knot the score at 4-4. The ‘Cats then took the lead 7-4, aided by a Devin Tanner service ace, then Cascade closed it back to 2 points, 7-5. At that point Emily Meagher got the serve, and when Cascade was able to score again, OH was ahead 14-5. Later in the game Marisa Sutherland scored a kill to make the score 21-14 in favor of OH. Cascade closed the gap, but gave Oak Harbor game point, 24-17, on a hitting error. Cascade didn’t give up and scored 7 straight points, including 2 service aces, to tie it at 24. Katelyn Bristow got a nice set for a kill to give OH game point 25-24, but Cascade still was not going down without a fight, twice holding game point of their own. In the end, a net violation on the Bruins then a service ace gave Oak Harbor game 1, 30-28.
Game two was close throughout until OH was able to build a 3-point lead on a Sutherland kill, helped along by 2 kills and a service ace by Tanner. The Wildcats lead for all but the earliest moments of the game and finished with a 25-19 win to take a 2-0 match lead.
Again, Cascade fought back. They took command midway through game 3, winning 25-15. Amanda Blau had a couple of kills for the ‘Cats.
Game 4 was much like game 2, with the two teams never more than 3 points apart. Kelsey Terrazas-Cooley scored one of her 6 aces in this game but it wasn’t enough as Oak Harbor lost game four 23-25 to tie the match at two games apiece.
The final, fifth game is played to only 15 points. The Wildcats fell behind early, giving Cascade an early 4-1 lead, but OH fought back and a nice block by Amanda Blau gave the girls a 5-4 lead. Cascade grabbed the lead back, 8-7, but two straight hitting errors by the Bruins gave the lead back to OH and they kept it. Devin Tanner sealed the win by Oak Harbor with a big kill to make it 15-10 in game 5 and a 3-2 win for Oak Harbor.
Sutherland led the team with 11 kills, and 5’-5” Bristow added 6. Setter Melany Cone tallied 35 assists.
4 video clips are posted HERE, including Devin Tanner's match point kill.
Almost 90 photos of the JV and varsity matches are posted HERE.
Boys Tennis 9-8-08
At Oak Harbor, the boys tennis team was able to secure 4 victories to win their season-opening match against Monroe.
Oak Harbor winners were:
Max O'Dell 76-(4), 6-1 over Meeus
Ben Cardinal 6-0, 6-2 over Hooper
David DeGuzman 6-2, 6-4 over Vye
Geoff Worley/Kevin Gagen 6-2, 7-5 over Swanson and Rood
JV results are not presently available.
Girls Soccer @ Monroe 9-8-09
The girls soccer team traveled to Monroe Tuesday for a non-league game against the Monroe Bearcats.
It was not a successful trip for the Wildcats as the varsity squad fell 6-0 to the Bearcats.
The JV score is not available.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
OHYFL scores from 8/29
Finally got the scores for the other 3 games from August 29th.
Midget Cougars 32, Mt. Vernon 14
Midget Panthers 6, Sedro Woolley Blue 18
Junior Pumas 0, Sedro Woolley Blue 6
Varsity football vs Cascade 9-4-2009
The Wildcats took the field at Everett Memorial Stadium last Friday night in their first game of the year with a new offensive look in place. In previous years, Oak Harbor was known for running the Wing T formation, but a few games into last years' season switched to a spread, pass-oriented offense. This year a new twist was added - no huddle and hurry up, starting from play one.
Cascade took their 2nd possession to the endzone and used a trick PAT to score 2, giving the Bruins an early 8-0 lead. The defense adjusted well, holding the Cascade run game in check and forcing several 4th-down turnovers. That 8-0 lead stayed throughout most of the game until Cascade scored again late, leaving the final score Cascade 15, Oak Harbor 0.
No video clips are available yet, but will be posted when available. In the meantime, a few photos of the game are posted HERE.
The next game for the varsity Wildcats is at home on September 11th vs the Monroe Bearcats, who beat Shorewood 50-6 last Friday.
There is no JV game this week, but there is a Freshman football game at Stanwood on Sept 10th.
Volleyball opens their season at home on Tuesday the 8th vs Cascade.
Friday, September 4, 2009
Football games on the radio
Don't forget, if you can't be at the game, be sure to listen in on KWDB radio AM 1110 for play-by-play coverage.
If you are outside the KWDB coverage area, you can listen live online at http://www.kwdb.com/
Thursday, September 3, 2009
WIldcat football tomorrow, 9/4/2009
The Wildcats have their first game of the year on Friday, September 9th, traveling to Everett for a non-league game against Cascade.
We went to watch a practice today, and without giving any of the coaches' secrets away, look for a very exciting game Friday night!
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Tuesday, September 1, 2009
More Peewee football
Courtesy of the Boesch family
The Oak Harbor Bobcats dominated Arlington 33-12 on August 29th.
Lynx fall in first game
Only the Oak Harbor Lynx score is available. If anyone sends scores from other games, they will gladly be posted.
The Lynx, one of two OH peewee footballs team had a tough outing against Burlington on the road last Saturday.
The Tigers jumped to a 13-0 halftime lead and held it until 5:29 in the 3rd when the Lynx scored.
With just 2:37 remaining in the game the Lynx scored again but didn't convert, leaving the score at 13-12 in favor of Burlington.
Finally, with under a minute left, Burlington broke free of the Lynx line and got into the end zone.
Final score: Burlington 19, Lynx 12
Photos from the game are posted HERE.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Youth football Jamboree - August 22nd
The OHYFL football teams went to Burlington-Edison High School on August 22nd for their annual Jamboree. Each team played three 30-minute scrimmages against other teams. This was the first taste of full-speed football for many of the players. There are some photos, but not a whole lot from the Jamboree.
Just 9 pics of the Bobcats
19 photos of the Lynx
57 Cougars pics
Only 7 good pics of the Panthers (blame the photographer)
The regular season kick off next week with a variety of games among the 7 Oak Harbor teams.
There are 4 levels of play and Oak Harbor has two teams in the lower 3 levels.
Senior - Wildcats
Junior - Jaguars, Pumas
Midget - Cougars, Panthers
Pee-Wee - Bobcats, Lynx
In first week games, the Lynx will be at Burlington and Bobcats at Arlington Blue.
Playing at home will be the Cougars vs Mt. Vernon, Panthers vs Sedro Blue, and Pumas vs Sedro Blue.
First-week byes go to the Wildcats and Jaguars.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
2009 OHHS Girls swim schedule
Meet start times vary. All home meets at Vanderzicht Pool.
Sept. 8 Jamboree @ Marysville Pilchuck H.S. 3:30
Sept. 10 Burlington Edison (Vanderzicht Pool) 2:30
Sept. 14 Mountlake Terrace/Meadowdale Oak Harbor (Vanderzicht Pool) 6:00
Sept. 17 @ Kamiak 3:30
Sept. 24 @ Lake Stevens 3:15
Sept. 26 District 1 Diving @ Anacortes 10:00
Sept. 28 @ Stanwood 3:00
Sept. 30 Marysville Pilchuck (Vanderzicht Pool) 6:00
Oct. 5 Snohomish/ Glacier Pk. (Vanderzicht Pool) 6:00
Oct. 7 Jackson (Vanderzicht Pool) 6:00
Oct. 10 District 1 Diving @ Kamiak 10:00
Oct. 14 Everett (Vanderzicht Pool) 6:00
Oct. 17 District 1 Diving @ Anacortes 10:00
Oct. 19 @ Bellingham TBD
Oct. 21 Cascade (Vanderzicht Pool) 6:00
Oct. 24 Sat. District 1 Diving Marysville Pilchuck 10:00
Nov. 4 Weds. 4A Swim Prelims @ Marysville-Pilchuck, 5:00
Nov. 5 Thurs. 4A Dive Prelims @ Marysville-Pilchuck, 4:30pm
Nov. 7 Sat. 4A District Swim/Dive Finals @ Marysville-Pilchuck 12:00
Nov. 13 Fri. 4A State Swim/Dive
Nov. 14 Sat. 4A State Swim/Dive
2009 OHHS Girls Soccer schedule
All home games are at Wildcat Memorial Stadium. JV at 5:30, Varsity at 7:30pm unless otherwise noted.
Sept. 8 @ Monroe HS
Sept. 10 Lake Stevens
Sept. 15 Arlington
Sept. 17 @ Stanwood 4:30/6:30
Sept. 22 Everett
Sept. 24 @ Marysville-Pilchuck 5:00/7:00
Sept. 29 @ Cascade
Oct. 1 Snohomish
Oct. 6 Monroe
Oct. 8 @ Lake Stevens
Oct. 10 @ Arlington 11:00/1:00
Oct. 13 Stanwood
Oct. 15 @ Everett (stadium or HS) 5:00/7:00
Oct. 20 Marysville Pilchuck
Oct. 27 Cascade
Oct. 28 @ Snohomish
Oct. 31 Sat. 4A North #5 @ South #4, 1PM
Nov. 2 Mon. 4A District Tournament Games 1-4 @ sites, 7:00
Nov. 4 Weds. 4A District Tournament Games 5-6 at higher seed, 7:00
Nov. 6 Fri. 4A District Tournament Games 7-8 @ Shoreline, 5:30/7:30
Nov. 10 Tues. 4A State Tournament Round 1 @ NW District Site 7:00
Nov. 14 Sat. 4A State Quarter Finals @ District NW District Site 7:00pm
Nov. 20 Fri. 4A State Tournament Semi Finals & Finals @ Lakewood Stadium
2009 OHHS Cross Country schedule
The OHHS team has only one home meet, at the Wirth Farm which is on Boon road about halfway between Ft. Nugent and SR-20. It's a great site to watch the runners as spectators can see almost the entire race.
Sept. 17 OH, Lake Stevens @ Marysville 3:45
Sept. 19 South Whidbey Invite @ South Whidbey HS TBD
Sept. 24 OH, Meadowdale, Everett, SW,EW @ Meadowdale 3:45
Sept. 25 & 26 Oregon - Seaside (Varsity Only)
Oct. 1 Lynnwood, Monroe @ Oak Harbor – Wirth Farm 3:45
Oct. 3 Mt. Baker Invite @ Silver Lake Park, Maple Falls 10:00
Oct. 8 Jackson, OH, Mariner, Arlington @ Jackson (Everett) 3:45
Oct. 24 Wesco North Championships @ Lakewood HS, Smokey Point TBD
Oct. 31 4A District Meet (varsity 7) @ South Whidbey H.S, Langley. TBD
Nov. 7 4A State Meet @ Pasco/Sun Willows Golf Course TBA
2009 OHHS Boys Tennis schedule
The below schedule is for varsity tennis. The JV team plays on the same day and same time at the opposite location. All matches start at 3:45 unless otherwise noted.
Sept. 28 @ Monroe HS
Sept. 30 Lake Stevens
Oct. 2 Arlington
Oct. 5 @ Stanwood HS
Oct. 7 Everett (JV @ Clark Park)
Oct. 9 @ Marysville-Pilchuck
Oct. 14 @ Cascade - Time TBD, but probably 3:45
Oct. 16 Snohomish
Oct. 21 . 4A North Division Tournament at Stanwood H.S. 1:00
Oct. 22 . 4A North Division Tournament at Stanwood H.S. 3:00
Oct. 23 . 4A North Division Tournament at Stanwood H.S. 3:00
Oct. 28 . 4A District Tournament at Stanwood H.S. 1:00
Oct. 29 . 4A District Tournament at Stanwood H.S. 3:00
Oct. 30 Fri. 4A District Tournament at Stanwood H.S. 3:00
May 28 & 29 Fri & Sat 4A State Tournament at Kamiakin HS
