The Lake Washington basketball programs earned a set of wins on Friday night, as the boys and girls varsity teams battled Interlake.
The Lake Washington girls basketball team played a close game against Shorecrest on Wednesday, Nov. 30 but couldn’t pull ahead for the win.
The Juanita boys and girls basketball teams both picked up non-conference wins earlier this week.
If the faces on the court for the Lady Rebels this year look familiar, it’s probably because they are. The Juanita girls basketball team returns this year after losing just one senior starter last year.
It’s year two under head coach Derek Witt for the Juanita High School boys basketball team. For the team, year two means the players know what’s going on and what is expected.
Registration will be closing soon to play in the Kirkland Boys & Girls Club basketball leagues. Registration must be completed by Dec. 5.
A Kirkland youth soccer team recently won the Washington District 2 U15 championship. Team Victory is comprised of ninth grade players from Kamiakin and Rose Hill junior highs, as well as ICS, Juanita High School Cambridge program and Cedar Park Christian. District 2 consists of teams from the Lake Washington, Eastside, Northshore and Snoqualmie Valley soccer associations.
In last week’s paper it listed that the Juanita girls and boys basketball teams would be playing their first home league game this Friday, Dec. 2 against Bellevue. The schedule has been changed, due to the fact the Bellevue football team will be playing in the state championship on Friday.
The Juanita Flyers soccer team won their division end of the year tournament in November.
The Lake Washington basketball teams celebrated the beginning of the winter sports season with the first annual Kang Madness event on Tuesday, Nov. 22.
It’s starting to look a lot like – well ski season. Thanks to some early winter weather in the mountains, several local ski areas opened last weekend, and more expect to soon.
Several members of the Lake Washington High School dance team will be taking part in holiday events, like the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, and the New Year’s Day parade in London, England.
The KingCo league has announced it’s all-league honors for local volleyball and football teams.
With the winter basketball season officially getting underway earlier this week, the Lake Washington boys basketball boosters have scheduled the first ever Kang Madness event.
During the 3A state swim and diving meet last weekend, the Juanita and Lake Washington swimmers earned places in the finals.
Two seniors at Juanita High School have inked their letters of intent to play in college next year.
Molly Grager, a basketball player, will play for Seattle Pacific University and Allison Rhodes will go to Notre Dame to play softball.
The Eastside Lions Youth Rugby Club will be holding open registration for the 2012 season on Saturday, Dec. 17. The event will be at the Sports Reaction Center in Bellevue from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tom Leavitt, a Kirkland resident, recently hit a hole in one on No. 2 North at Avalon Golf Course on Oct. 30. Leavitt hit the shot from 150 yards out with a six iron.
Lake Washington High School baseball player, Theo Alexander, was recently named to the 2011 Power Showcase All World baseball team.
After last Saturday’s SeaKing district finals event, several members of the Lake Washington and Juanita high school swim teams qualified for this weekends state tournament.
