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Whatcom Preps Podcast Episode 424 - Week 10 Spring Sports Recap · Whatcom Preps Podcast

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Speaker 1: This is Murty and senior Eli Hayes, and you're listening
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Speaker 1: to the Walcom Preps podcast with Tyler Anderson. Go Trojans.
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Speaker 1: Greetings and welcome into the Walkham Preps Podcast. This is
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Speaker 1: episode four hundred and twenty four, the week ten's spring
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Speaker 1: sports recap, and I am Tyler Anderson of Walkham Preps.
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Speaker 1: I want to give a special thank you to Meridian
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Speaker 1: senior Eli Hayes for the intro. The big, big part
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Speaker 1: of the Trojan soccer team that is in the final
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Speaker 1: four for the first time in school history. We will
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Speaker 1: talk about them in a little bit. I also want
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Speaker 1: to thank Walton Beverage who's been a staple in our
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Speaker 1: community for over ninety years and I will continue to
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Speaker 1: work harder every day to make the fantastic people at
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Speaker 1: Walton Beverage proud to sponsor youth sports in our community.
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Speaker 1: They deliver superior quality and commitment, and I plan to
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Speaker 1: do the very same. Well, we got a lot to
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Speaker 1: talk about in this episode. Is a lot of big
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Speaker 1: things happened during this past week, especially over the weekend
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Speaker 1: state tournaments. All sorts of crazy things going. So we're
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Speaker 1: going to start off with a girls golf as we
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Speaker 1: always do, and at the one A State tournament at
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Speaker 1: meadow Wood Golf Course, we had five golfers go over there.
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Speaker 1: Sidney Arris of Blaine finished fifty seventh, Hannah Phelps MacDonald
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Speaker 1: of Blaine finished forty second, Dallas Ranky of Meridian finished
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Speaker 1: thirty sixth. They all played the first day but weren't
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Speaker 1: able to make the cut into the second day. Making
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Speaker 1: the cut into the second day Marcella Bring of Blaine
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Speaker 1: who finished twenty fifth and Cali Tan of Meridian finished
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Speaker 1: in seventh place at the state tournament. Both of them
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Speaker 1: are underclassmen, so hopefully they can keep that momentum going
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Speaker 1: into next year and having even stronger showing. At the
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Speaker 1: two AA State Golf Tournament at Riverside Golf Club, there
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Speaker 1: was again five Walking County finishers. Presley Steinback of Linden
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Speaker 1: finished forty fourth, Elena Dell of Seahome finished thirty eighth,
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Speaker 1: Gabriella Khann of Squalakum finished twenty ninth, Stella Hogan of
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Speaker 1: Seahome finished twenty sixth, and Kinsley Rector of Linden finished
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Speaker 1: in eighth place at state and that three A state
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Speaker 1: that was at Deer Park Golf Club. Emily O'Toole of
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Speaker 1: Ferndale finished in thirty sixth, so congratulations to all of them.
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Speaker 1: Pretty awesome. I really hope next year we'll be able
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Speaker 1: to make it some of these state tournaments. It just
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Speaker 1: it never seems to work out, even though it's earlier
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Speaker 1: in the week. I really want to make it work
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Speaker 1: some one of these years. I'm hoping next year I'll
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Speaker 1: be able to do that. I'm not sure where I
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Speaker 1: would go quite yet, but we'll see. Let's talk boys
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Speaker 1: golf now. And the one B State golf tournament was
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Speaker 1: at Liberty Lake Golf Course and lemon Nation finished fourth
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Speaker 1: as a team. Hooper Toby Williams finished in seventh and
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Speaker 1: Kelln Brocky finished in eighth place for Lemonation, so congratulations
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Speaker 1: to the Cox there. The one A State tournament was
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Speaker 1: at Meadowwood Golf Course and we had a lot of
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Speaker 1: golfers from Walker County here. Parker Hudspeth of Meridian in
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Speaker 1: fifty second, Peyton Abdia Mount Baker in thirty first, Kingston
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Speaker 1: Pereira of Lyndon Christian finished in twenty ninth, Peyton Bauma
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Speaker 1: of Blaine finished twenty third. Cole Ward of Lyndon Christian
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Speaker 1: finished in eighteenth, Logan Jacobi of Meridian finished in twelfth,
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Speaker 1: and Matthew Blankenberg of Meridian finished in ninth. At the
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Speaker 1: two A State Golf tournament, it was at Tumwater Valley
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Speaker 1: Municipal Golf Club. Gave mikdel Brink of Linden finished in
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Speaker 1: forty sixth. He actually tied with Jack Anderson of Bellingham.
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Speaker 1: Jackson Neva of Seahome finished in thirty ninth, and Xavier
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Speaker 1: Kelly of Seown finished in thirty eighth. And then in
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Speaker 1: the three A State Golf Tournament at Indian Canyon Golf Course,
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Speaker 1: Cameron Ferriott of Ferndale one hundred and twenty seventh, Owen
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Speaker 1: Corner of Ferndale one hundred and thirteenth, Jeremiah van Desta,
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Speaker 1: Ferndale one hundred and third, Gavin and Nave of Ferndale
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Speaker 1: ninety eighth, and Travis Brocky the third of Ferndale finished
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Speaker 1: seventy ninth. So those are your walkin county golfers placing
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Speaker 1: at state. Let's go to girls tennis now. They had
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Speaker 1: the state tournament in the two ways at the Nordstrom.
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Speaker 1: I know it's where U dub plays in Seattle the
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Speaker 1: Tennis Center or whatever it's called. But Holy Counted Walkin
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Speaker 1: County do amazing girls tennis. Lyndon wins the state championship
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Speaker 1: as a team, Halle Brooks won the state championship as
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Speaker 1: a singles competitor, and Avery Brooks and Rolanda newcom won
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Speaker 1: the state championships in doubles competition. And it was the
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Speaker 1: rare trifecta of winning in singles, doubles and as a
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Speaker 1: team for Holle Brooks. That makes two state championships in
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Speaker 1: two years, doubles last season and singles this year. And
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Speaker 1: Avery Brooks won her second straight doubles state championship. And
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Speaker 1: for Rolanda Newcom she graduates as one of the most
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Speaker 1: decorated tennis players in Walkham County history, as she placed
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Speaker 1: in the top four in the state in either doubles
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Speaker 1: or singles in all four years. Now, the crazy thing
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Speaker 1: in the doubles Emile Everett and Maria Horga of Seaholme.
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Speaker 1: They took second place, so that's it was was all
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Speaker 1: Walkham County match for the championship, which is awesome. They
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Speaker 1: took second place in doubles and then Mariner's senior Gabriella
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Speaker 1: Garcia Salgado, took seventh place in singles competition, so a great,
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Speaker 1: great showing there. And then in one A Anna Tusky
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Speaker 1: of Blaine was there, and in doubles it was Blaine's
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Speaker 1: team of b Dixon and Carly Saunders, but they both
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Speaker 1: lost in the first round, which is a loser out
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Speaker 1: round at the one A level, so they both got
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Speaker 1: there but couldn't advance forward. So but a great, great
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Speaker 1: showing by all the tennis players by Walkam County tennis
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Speaker 1: players at the state tournament. Now we haven't talked about
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Speaker 1: this for a while, but the boys state tournament also
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Speaker 1: took place, and we get to go back many many
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Speaker 1: episodes to the last time we talked about boys tennis.
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Speaker 1: But for those of you who don't know, boys tennis
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Speaker 1: takes place in the fall and then it wraps up
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Speaker 1: with districts kind of mid October when the weather starts
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Speaker 1: getting colder, and then it's determined who will play at
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Speaker 1: State and then they have to wait seven months to
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Speaker 1: go play and so it was kind of I was
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Speaker 1: trying to remember who was even going to be going
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Speaker 1: there and everything, but it was awesome and Bellingham junior
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Speaker 1: Leo Kuhn won the state championship in two A and
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Speaker 1: I think he went as the second seed out of
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Speaker 1: the Northwest District, So congratulations to him. I mean, he's
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Speaker 1: probably working on his game all those seven months and
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Speaker 1: he was ready to go left handed player soccer player two.
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Speaker 1: So really really proud of him, and he's an underclassman.
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Speaker 1: He'll be playing another year. Seahom senior Harley Kaiser won
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Speaker 1: his first match was but then was defeated in the
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Speaker 1: quarterfinals by the eventual second place winner. Kaiser took fourth
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Speaker 1: place after winning out. After that, the Seahome Mariners double
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Speaker 1: team doubles team of Christian Leon and Sean Lane also
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Speaker 1: finished in fourth place. Their only loss of the tournament
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Speaker 1: was to the eventual state champions. So again, unbelievable showing
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Speaker 1: by walkin County athletes. Really really cool to see. And
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Speaker 1: before you know it, it'll be boys tennis again in
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Speaker 1: the fall, so we'll be ready for that. Let's go
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Speaker 1: to track and field now. Track and Field is sponsored
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Speaker 1: are happy to help. So we're going to talk about
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Speaker 1: the state qualifier. There was a bunch of these by
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Speaker 1: district tournaments or by district meets i should say for
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Speaker 1: track and field that took place this past week, and
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Speaker 1: there's a lot of athletes that are gonna are gonna
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Speaker 1: be heading to state. So we're gonna start off with
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Speaker 1: the one a's and the girls Meridian won the by
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Speaker 1: district championship, Lennon Christian finished fifth, Mount Baker sixth, Blaine tenth,
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Speaker 1: Nuzack Valley fourteenth, and then boys Meridian finished fifth, Nuxack
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Speaker 1: Valley sixth, Lennon Christian and Mount Baker tied for seventh,
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Speaker 1: and Blaine finished in eleventh place. So we're gonna kind
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Speaker 1: of we're gonna run down. I'm gonna talk. I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: say all the names here because I'm pretty sure I
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Speaker 1: did that last year. But these are all of the
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Speaker 1: athletes that qualified for state. For one A state on
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Speaker 1: the girls side, Grace Schroder of Meridian for the one
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Speaker 1: hundred meters. In the two hundred meters, it's edded to
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Speaker 1: Young of Lyndon Christian, Grace Schroeder of Meridian and Jane
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Speaker 1: Lens of Mount Baker. In the four hundred meters. Jane
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Speaker 1: Lentz of Mount Baker edited a young of Lynda Christian,
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Speaker 1: Ria Remp of Meridian and Violet Fox of Mount Baker
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Speaker 1: in the eight hundred meters Logan Ignacio of Meridian and
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Speaker 1: Bria Remp of Meridian in the sixteen hundred meters and
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Speaker 1: thirty two hundred meters Logan Agnasio of Meridian qualified for
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Speaker 1: both of those as well. In the one hundred meter hurdles,
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Speaker 1: Kaylin Hinton of Lennon Christian and Brieta Sandel of Blaine.
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Speaker 1: In the three hundred meter hurdles, it's Amelia Koning of
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Speaker 1: Meridian and Brieta Sandel of Blaine. In the four by
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Speaker 1: one hundred relays, the Lyndon Christian team, Meridian team and
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Speaker 1: Mount Baker team are going same with four by two
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Speaker 1: hundred relays, and in the four by four hundred it's
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Speaker 1: the Mount Baker team and the Meridian team. Now we'll
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Speaker 1: say the Mount Baker team broke their own school record
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Speaker 1: in the four by four hundred and in the four
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Speaker 1: hundred meters Jane Lenz broke the school record as well,
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Speaker 1: and she's a part of that four by four hundred,
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Speaker 1: so pretty cool deal there. In the shotput, Bernardi of
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Speaker 1: Meridian and Grace Driscoll of Meridian are going. In the discus,
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Speaker 1: Elena Romannuk of Mount Baker and Grace Driscoll qualified. In
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Speaker 1: the high jump, Lynn and Christian's tyro Dykstra, Edity Young
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Speaker 1: and Ellie Pierce are all going, and Mount Baker's Ellianna
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Speaker 1: Nutting are going. These are all volleyball players, so no
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Speaker 1: surprise there. They can really jump in polfoll Emerson Sabjack
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Speaker 1: of Meridian is going to state. In long jump, Amelia
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Speaker 1: Coning of Meridian, Sadie Mullyacht of Lennon Christian and Kaylan
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Speaker 1: Hinton of Lenin Christian all advanced. And in the triple jump,
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Speaker 1: Amelia Coning of Meridian, Kaylan Hinton of Lyndon Christian and
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Speaker 1: Gracie Path of Meridian all advanced. Those are all the
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Speaker 1: one A girls athletes that are advancing to the state meet,
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Speaker 1: which comes up this upcoming weekend. Let's talk about the
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Speaker 1: one A boys that are qualifying. So in the one
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Speaker 1: hundred meters, Boyce Robertson of Lyndon Christian and Casey Brennan
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Speaker 1: of Meridian in the two two hundred meters, Bryce Cooper
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Speaker 1: of Mount Baker and Boyce Robertson Lyndon Christian. In the
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Speaker 1: four hundred meters Bryce Cooper of Mount Baker and the
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Speaker 1: eight hundred meters, Ruben Taveldi of Meridian and River Durban
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Speaker 1: of Meridian both qualified. And I think I want to
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Speaker 1: say in that eight hundred meters, Ruben Taveldi ran at
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Speaker 1: one minute fifty two point twenty six seconds, and that
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Speaker 1: let me just double check really quickly, because I think
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Speaker 1: that's the new Watkin County record in the eight hundred meters. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it is. He broke it by looks like one tenth
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Speaker 1: of a second over Reid Henderson of Seahome. So Ruben
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Speaker 1: Taveldi is the new Watkin County all time leader in
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Speaker 1: the eight hundred meters dash or inner, I shouldn't say
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Speaker 1: dash eight hundred meters. In the sixteen hundred meters, Ruben
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Speaker 1: Taveldi of Meridian, Nicholas LuSE of Lennon Christian, and River
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Speaker 1: Durban of Meridian are going on in the thirty two
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Speaker 1: hundred meters Nicholas LuSE of Lenon Christian and Colton Valentine
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Speaker 1: of Meridian, and in the one and ten meter hurdles
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Speaker 1: it's Logan Ben Dalin of len and Christian moves on.
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Speaker 1: In the four by one hundred relay, the Lynn and
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Speaker 1: Christian team moves on, while in the four by four
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Speaker 1: hundred relay it's the Meridian and Mount Baker teams that
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Speaker 1: are moving on. In the shot put, Rhet Dersham Meridian,
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Speaker 1: Kiden rete Sell and Peyton Zamzau of Mount Baker moving on.
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Speaker 1: In the discus, Kiden retas Sell moves on. I believe
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Speaker 1: he broke the school record in the discus at that meet.
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Speaker 1: Rhet Dersha of Meridian and Kate Mitchell of Nuzack Valley
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Speaker 1: move on. In the javelin, Cad Mitchell of Nuxack Valley
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Speaker 1: along with his teammates Brian Lailey and Caden Schwab move on,
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Speaker 1: and John Weingart of Mount Baker are going on to
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Speaker 1: the state meet. In the high jump, Landon Brown of Blaine,
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Speaker 1: Trevin Skeenstraut and Blue Hankins of Nuxack Valley all advanced,
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Speaker 1: and in the pole vault Gavin Haskell of len and
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Speaker 1: Christian Randen Bleiker of Meridian and THEO Wing of Nuxack
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Speaker 1: Valley all move on, and in the triple jump Evan
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Speaker 1: Layerley of Nuxack Valley will be going to stay. So
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Speaker 1: those are all the one A participants that will be
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Speaker 1: going forward in two A. There's a lot. There's a
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Speaker 1: lot more here. So in girls one hundred meters, Sonoma
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Speaker 1: Smith of Bellingham, Kylie Ifszebk of Seaholme, Samantha Green of Bellingham,
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Speaker 1: and Adriana Phillips of Seahome going on. In the two
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Speaker 1: hundred meters, it's Sonoma Smith and Samantha Green of Bellingham
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Speaker 1: and Kylie Ifsvek and Amya Reid of Seahome. In the
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Speaker 1: four hundred meters, Amaya Reid moves on, Elise Holland of
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Speaker 1: Bellingham moves on, and Peyton Horst of Squalacum moves on.
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Speaker 1: In the eight hundred meters, Kirston Ludeman of Seahome along
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Speaker 1: with her teammates Samantha nip and Anya Canezaro, Lyndon's Wren
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Speaker 1: Dixon and Bellyam Sophia Koch all go on. In the
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Speaker 1: eight hundred meters. In the sixteen hundred meters, Kirston Ludeman
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Speaker 1: of Seaholme, along with her teammates Sloane Kleins, Samantha Nip
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Speaker 1: and Lildsler all move on, and Lyndon, Sloane Dixon and
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Speaker 1: Sophia Koch of Bellingham also move on in the sixteen
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Speaker 1: hundred meters. In the thirty two hundred meters, it's Lyndon's
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Speaker 1: Sloane Dixon along with the Seaholme trio of Sloane Klein's
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Speaker 1: Little Desler and Page Rix and Squalicum's Audre Blue all
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Speaker 1: gone to state. In the one hundred meter hurdles, Jolie
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Speaker 1: Paz of Squalicum and Vivian Moss of Seahome. In the
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Speaker 1: three hundred meter hurdles, Kira Reeves and of Seaholme and
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Speaker 1: her teammate Briley Valiant. In the four by one hundred relay,
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Speaker 1: all four schools for two way are going on Seaholme, Bellingham,
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Speaker 1: Squalcum and Linden, which is pretty cool. Four by two
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Speaker 1: hundred relay it's the Seahome team and the four by
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Speaker 1: four hundred relay it's Seahome and Linden. In the shot put,
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Speaker 1: Jolie Paz of Squalicum is going on along with Seriat
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Speaker 1: Soriah Joshua of Lyndon. I knew I was gonna butcher
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Speaker 1: that name, and Ali Tenbrink of Bellingham, and then in
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Speaker 1: discus Taylor Tellivison of Seahome and Leilani Endersby of Bellingham
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Speaker 1: are moving on. In the javelin, Jada Canutson of Bellingham
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Speaker 1: is going, and in the high ump Adriana Eddie of
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Speaker 1: Seaholme is going. In the pole vault, Sienna Shoney of
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Speaker 1: Bellingham goes on, and in the long jump Adriana Phillips
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Speaker 1: of Seahome and Sonoma Smith of Bellingham advance, and in
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Speaker 1: the triple jump Addison Bonner of Bellingham and Hayden Nevadomsky
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Speaker 1: of Seahome all going to state. On the boys side.
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Speaker 1: In the one hundred meters, Conrad Timmer of Lyndon who
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Speaker 1: ran a ten point seven zero, which is I want
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Speaker 1: to say it's the fourth fastest in Walkome County history,
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Speaker 1: pretty incredible. He's going on along with Maxton Rush of
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Speaker 1: Seahome and Lyndon's Lucas Lolgy and Danny Boehler in the
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Speaker 1: two hundred meters, Lucas Lolgi of Lyndon, Porter Leak of
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Speaker 1: Seahome and Vincent Preshier of Squalkum going on. In the
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Speaker 1: sixteen hundred meters, Baines Matchinsky of Bellingham and his teammates
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Speaker 1: and his teammate Berkeley pass advance and the same two
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Speaker 1: are also going to be competing in the thirty two
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Speaker 1: hundred meters. In the one hundred and ten meter hurdles,
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Speaker 1: it's the Linden duo of Asher Sam's and Jack Lovegren
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Speaker 1: along with Squalicum's Nolan Whitman. They are advancing, and then
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Speaker 1: Lovegren and Whitman also advanced in the three hundred meter hurdles.
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Speaker 1: In the four by one hundred relays, Lyndon, Seaholme and
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Speaker 1: Squalicum all their top teams are going on and in
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Speaker 1: the four by four hundred relays is Linden's team will
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Speaker 1: be going on. In the shot put, Logan Rogers of
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Speaker 1: Seahome advances, and in the discus Hayden Nelson of squaliccom
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Speaker 1: who threw one hundred and eighty four feet and seven inches,
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Speaker 1: which I think is the third or fourth farthest, and
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Speaker 1: Walkom County history. He advances along with Max Ossinc of
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Speaker 1: Lyndon in the javelin. Joseph Buckley and his teammate Christopher
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Speaker 1: Stark will advance in the high jump. Jack Lovegren of
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Speaker 1: Lyndon and Woody Kerr of Squalicum advance in a pole vault.
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Speaker 1: The Lyndon duo of Blaze Lovegren and Philip Faust go
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Speaker 1: on in the long jump. James Ellis of Lyndon, his
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Speaker 1: teammate Conrad Timmer, Maxton Rush of Seahome, and Maxwell Swanson
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Speaker 1: of Bellingham all advance danced, and then the triple jump
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Speaker 1: Adam Perry of Squalicum and Maxton Rush of Sea Home
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Speaker 1: in three A not as many advancing here with a big,
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Speaker 1: big pool of a lot of schools to choose from. A
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Speaker 1: Ferndel does have some advancing in girls high jump Emerson
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Speaker 1: Varga as long as as well as Lillian Brunson in
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Speaker 1: the long jump and triple jump. And then on the
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Speaker 1: boys side Marcus Perez in the javelin and Benjamin Bailey
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Speaker 1: in the pole vault. And I don't want to forget
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Speaker 1: about Lumby Nations. So the one B state tournament or
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Speaker 1: state meet going on the four by four hundred team
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Speaker 1: of Shane James, Jerome, Toby, Mason Reevey, and Dyson Edwards.
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Speaker 1: We'll be competing at the state tournament, so dozens of
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Speaker 1: athletes there from Walkham County. I bet man, I think
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Speaker 1: that they could bring home I don't know, eight or
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Speaker 1: nine state champion individual state championships. I just think there's
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Speaker 1: so much talent right now coming out of Walkham County
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Speaker 1: for track, a lot of long distance runners. Just I mean,
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Speaker 1: I really really think there's gonna be some hard work
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Speaker 1: coming back then. You know, it seems like that happens
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Speaker 1: every year, especially especially lately, and it's just been a
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Speaker 1: strong run from Walkin County and that leads us to
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Speaker 1: this Staffer Insurance Track and Field Athlete of the Week.
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Speaker 1: And there was a lot of school records broken and
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Speaker 1: different things, but what Jane Lenz of Mount Baker did
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Speaker 1: in the four hundred and in the relay teams she's
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Speaker 1: also advancing in the two hundred pretty incredible for her
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Speaker 1: the seniors. So Jane Lenz of Mount Baker is your
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Speaker 1: Staffer Insurance Track and Field Athlete of the Week. Let's
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Speaker 1: play at the right way, and you know it can
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Speaker 1: only advance you going going forward. Let's take a look
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Speaker 1: at the state brackets. To start off with one A
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Speaker 1: where Lynnon Christian played University Prep lost two to one.
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Speaker 1: That was earlier in the week. That was on Tuesday,
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Speaker 1: so they got bounced from the tournament. Meridian, they had
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Speaker 1: to go on the road and take on Raymond South Bend.
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Speaker 1: They're playing that at the Apple Bowl in Winatchi. They
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Speaker 1: win five zero. The twelve upsets the five and so
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Speaker 1: going forward they're looking pretty good. But they had to
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Speaker 1: you know, I was talking to one of their assistant
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Speaker 1: coaches and I said, hey, man, congratulations. He goes yeah,
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Speaker 1: but it's going to be a tough one tomorrow, which
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Speaker 1: was Saturday, and they had to play against Kashmir, the
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Speaker 1: four seed, and they and they shut them out to
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Speaker 1: four zero. So Meridian goes onto the final four for
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Speaker 1: the first time in school history. They're going to be
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Speaker 1: taking on Wall Luke, who was the sixteen seed. So
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Speaker 1: they beat the one seed and then they beat the
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Speaker 1: eight seeds. So the top seed that's still in it
20:07
Speaker 1: is Vashon Island. They're the two seed. So on the
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Speaker 1: other side of the bracket, seed to Park Christian against
20:12
Speaker 1: Vashon Island and Meridian will take on Wile Luke who
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Speaker 1: Meridian's game will be on Friday at seven o'clock at
20:19
Speaker 1: the Federal Way Memorial Stadium and if they win that game,
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Speaker 1: and they'll play for the state championship the next day
20:26
Speaker 1: at five o'clock. If they lose, and they will play
20:29
Speaker 1: at twelve thirty the next day or third place. But
20:32
Speaker 1: pretty incredible for Meridian to get this far not even
20:36
Speaker 1: allowing a goal yet in the state tournament. Only them
20:40
Speaker 1: and Vashon Island are the only teams that can say
20:43
Speaker 1: that right now. So doing extremely well. Super proud of
20:48
Speaker 1: those guys. And there's moments during the season when they
20:52
Speaker 1: they play extremely well and you're just like, holy cow,
20:55
Speaker 1: who's gonna stop them? And they're really it's all coming
20:59
Speaker 1: together right now for them, which has just been tremendous
21:02
Speaker 1: to see. Let's take a look at the two A
21:07
Speaker 1: State tournament, which has been going pretty well for Walking
21:10
Speaker 1: County as well. Linden beat Cedar Crest three to two
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Speaker 1: in a shootout to move on to the quarterfinals. Squalk
21:18
Speaker 1: And beat Clover Park three zero. I was at that game.
21:20
Speaker 1: It was zero zero at the half, so it was
21:23
Speaker 1: kind of like, okay, when are they gonna kick it
21:25
Speaker 1: in hi gear? And they did right away in the
21:27
Speaker 1: second half. I had to leave the next morning, so
21:30
Speaker 1: that was the only soccer game I got to see
21:31
Speaker 1: live and in person. Seem went on the road and
21:34
Speaker 1: beat East Ballot of Yakama in shootout two to one,
21:37
Speaker 1: so all three Walkham County teams moved to the quarter finals.
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Speaker 1: Columbia River defeated London two zeros. The Linden Lines season
21:45
Speaker 1: came to an end. Squalk And beat Hawkinson six to
21:48
Speaker 1: one and a very very strong showing by them, so
21:52
Speaker 1: they move on to the semi finals, Sea Home defeating
21:55
Speaker 1: five three to two in another shootout. So the Mariners.
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Speaker 1: That makes I think that's three shootouts in a row
22:04
Speaker 1: that Baine Mitchell stopped at least two of the shots
22:07
Speaker 1: in the penalty kick shootouts, so that's extremely hard to do.
22:12
Speaker 1: And when you have a goalie like that, it really
22:14
Speaker 1: gives you an advantage going forward. So Sea Home and
22:17
Speaker 1: Squalkham are both in the semi finals, they're on opposite side.
22:21
Speaker 1: Squalkham will take on Columbia River on Friday at one o'clock.
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Speaker 1: Seaholm will take on Bainbridge right after that at three o'clock.
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Speaker 1: Both of these games being played at Federal Way Memorial
22:31
Speaker 1: Stadium on Friday, and then on Saturday, the championship game
22:37
Speaker 1: will be held at two forty five if they make it,
22:39
Speaker 1: and if either of them get to the third or
22:42
Speaker 1: fourth place game, that'll be played at ten thirty in
22:44
Speaker 1: the morning on Saturday, So a quick turnaround there for
22:48
Speaker 1: these teams if they lose. But man, what a great
22:53
Speaker 1: showing by Walking County doing extremely well, really really really
22:57
Speaker 1: cool to see. And it's just been it's been awesome
23:03
Speaker 1: because you know, you see these teams and I don't
23:05
Speaker 1: see a lot of what's going on around the state,
23:08
Speaker 1: so I don't know, you know, how competitive they would
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Speaker 1: be against other teams and stuff like that. But it's
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Speaker 1: really really showing me a lot, which is which has
23:17
Speaker 1: really been awesome. We're going to talk about the goal
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Speaker 1: leaders now, which of course is brought to you by
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Speaker 1: North County Alliance FC and in tenth place. A Hanu
23:26
Speaker 1: and Fasani of Ferndale had ten goals on the season.
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Speaker 1: Tied for seventh place, Isaac Grimes of Squalicum, Cole Oswalt Squalicum,
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Speaker 1: and Andre Sevnko of Ferndale, all with eleven goals. Tied
23:38
Speaker 1: in fifth place, Eddie Prasino of Linden and Chris Mancotta
23:42
Speaker 1: Castillo of Nukxack Valley each had thirteen goals. Fourth place
23:46
Speaker 1: was Marcus Caanan of Linden with fourteen goals. Third place
23:50
Speaker 1: Mason Ivshovik of Seahome, now with fifteen goals, So glad
23:54
Speaker 1: to see him back. He had a couple of penalty
23:56
Speaker 1: kicks during regulation that that were huge for them to,
24:02
Speaker 1: you know, just to get into the overtime period, and
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Speaker 1: so really glad to see him be able to play.
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Speaker 1: Skylar Rowe of Meridian is now in second place with
24:11
Speaker 1: sixteen goals and leading the way still is Matti Strickland
24:14
Speaker 1: of Squalalkum who has an incredible thirty eight goals on
24:18
Speaker 1: the season. But that brings us to the North County
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Speaker 1: Alliance FC Player of the Week and there's been a
24:27
Speaker 1: lot of great performances this week as Walking County. Three
24:31
Speaker 1: Walking County teams made it to the semi finals, and
24:34
Speaker 1: I'm giving it to this Meridian senior, Skylar Roe. He
24:37
Speaker 1: had a goal in the first game, he had two
24:39
Speaker 1: more in the second game, kind of the you know,
24:43
Speaker 1: the leader of the pack. As far as when when
24:47
Speaker 1: when Meridian is getting close to score a goal, he
24:48
Speaker 1: always seems to be one of the ones that are
24:50
Speaker 1: down there and getting the job done. And he had
24:55
Speaker 1: a couple of second half goals in that second game
24:57
Speaker 1: to help put it away. So congratulations the Skylar Row
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Speaker 1: of Meridian, you are the North County Alliance FC Player
25:04
Speaker 1: of the week. All right, oh man, let's go to
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25:48
Speaker 1: Give Kevin a call at three six zero seven four
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Speaker 1: six four five sixty seven, tell him you heard about
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Speaker 1: them on the WACOM Preps podcast. And looking at the
25:57
Speaker 1: overall standings for the season, the season is over. Lyndon
26:00
Speaker 1: finished twenty one and six, Lyndon Christian sixteen and twelve,
26:04
Speaker 1: Ferndale twelve and seven, Blaine fourteen and nine, Kniksack Valley
26:08
Speaker 1: thirteen and twelve, Meridian five and fourteen, Seal five and thirteen,
26:13
Speaker 1: Mount Baker five and fifteen, and Bellingham, oh and nineteen. Well,
26:19
Speaker 1: let's take a look at the state tournaments. I was
26:21
Speaker 1: over there in eastern Washington, bouncing back and forth between
26:24
Speaker 1: Richland and Sela. On Thursday, Lennon Christian had to play
26:28
Speaker 1: an opening round game just to get into the double
26:32
Speaker 1: elimination part of the tournament, and they faced Columbia and
26:37
Speaker 1: beat them sixteen to six. I was there for the
26:40
Speaker 1: entire game Lyndon Christian. I think scored in every inning.
26:43
Speaker 1: Roxanne Lenning hit her fifth home run in the fifth
26:47
Speaker 1: consecutive game, which was pretty crazy, all of them being
26:50
Speaker 1: playoff games too, so a very very strong win for
26:54
Speaker 1: the Links there as they moved into the quarterfinal round,
26:58
Speaker 1: but they met Seaton Catholic, a really really good team,
27:02
Speaker 1: lost five to zero there, which put them into the
27:04
Speaker 1: consolation round where they lost to Seattle Christian ten to six,
27:09
Speaker 1: and that end of the season for the Links. But
27:11
Speaker 1: I tell you what great, great year. They really loaded
27:15
Speaker 1: their scheduled non conference wise, and a big, big chunk
27:21
Speaker 1: of their team is back next year. So I think
27:23
Speaker 1: next year they're gonna make another run and I really
27:28
Speaker 1: think that they can make it happen. A very very
27:31
Speaker 1: good team, really excited to see what they can do
27:34
Speaker 1: next year. On the two way side at Carlin Park
27:37
Speaker 1: and Sila, Man, it was exciting. It was crazy. Lennon
27:42
Speaker 1: goes in as the five seed and they hosted Cedar
27:46
Speaker 1: Crest in the first round and they take care of business.
27:50
Speaker 1: They win twelve to two and then but winning in
27:53
Speaker 1: the second round has just kind of been their bugaboo
27:55
Speaker 1: the last handful of years. They win a lot in
27:58
Speaker 1: the first round, quarterfinal round has been tough, but they
28:01
Speaker 1: get the win over Kingston. The score was tied six
28:04
Speaker 1: to six going into the bottom of the sixth inning,
28:08
Speaker 1: and yeah, they just had a big, big inning in
28:12
Speaker 1: that final inning. Charlotte Sama hit a home run in
28:16
Speaker 1: that in that inning, two run home run. Lydia Sama
28:19
Speaker 1: hit a home run earlier in the game, and it
28:22
Speaker 1: advanced them to the semi final round for the first
28:24
Speaker 1: time in like twelve years or something like that. But
28:28
Speaker 1: they had to face top ranked Mark Morris uh in
28:31
Speaker 1: that semi final round, and Mark Morris is the real deal.
28:38
Speaker 1: Lindon started out Campbell de Young hit a home run
28:40
Speaker 1: in the first inning, and but Mark Morris just there.
28:46
Speaker 1: There's no holes in their lineup and they just they
28:49
Speaker 1: just kept on going. They don't swing at bad pitches,
28:53
Speaker 1: They played great defense. They were all really big, strong girls,
28:57
Speaker 1: and they end up beating Linden six to Lydia Sloman
29:01
Speaker 1: had another home run at the end of that game.
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Speaker 1: But at Sentland into the consolation round where they faced
29:07
Speaker 1: Port Angelus, who I believe they played earlier in the year,
29:10
Speaker 1: and they lost fifteen to nothing. This was a much
29:12
Speaker 1: closer game as they lost eight to seven. Campbell to
29:16
Speaker 1: Young comes up in the bottom of the seventh inning,
29:19
Speaker 1: down by two. She hits a solo home run in
29:21
Speaker 1: her final plate appearance in high school, and I believe
29:25
Speaker 1: she broke the career record in home runs too, which
29:28
Speaker 1: is crazy because she's not a home run hitter. Like
29:31
Speaker 1: you think of her game at speed. It's defense, great
29:36
Speaker 1: bat control, and every once in a while she'll get
29:38
Speaker 1: into one. And I think she's the all time career
29:41
Speaker 1: leader at school and Lynden history in runs, hits, home
29:45
Speaker 1: runs and stolen based. So what a great career. But
29:50
Speaker 1: they just came up short there in the heat. And
29:52
Speaker 1: I'll tell you it was hot. I want to say
29:55
Speaker 1: nineties easy, ninety three, ninety four degrees, losing to Port
29:59
Speaker 1: Angelis seven. Hort Angels ends up getting third in the tournament,
30:04
Speaker 1: Mark Mark Morris ends up finishing first. So the two
30:08
Speaker 1: teams they lost to pretty good teams. But yeah, it
30:14
Speaker 1: was that was just kind of the way that it went,
30:15
Speaker 1: and and it was awesome being over there. I love
30:20
Speaker 1: going over there to those tournaments. I wish they were
30:23
Speaker 1: a little closer to each other. They're about seventy five
30:26
Speaker 1: miles apart from each other, so I'm driving back and
30:30
Speaker 1: forth and back and forth and trying to catch games
30:32
Speaker 1: when I can and try to get it all you know,
30:35
Speaker 1: scheduled out and everything while still trying to remember to
30:38
Speaker 1: eat in between. And I think I did okay, did
30:43
Speaker 1: not get heat stroke or anything, which is good, and
30:45
Speaker 1: I was able to drive safely back home. So again,
30:48
Speaker 1: I'm just kind of a day behind with everything. Even
30:50
Speaker 1: with the holiday, I still couldn't catch up. But but yeah,
30:55
Speaker 1: it was a really really fun week. I always loved
30:57
Speaker 1: going over there to those to those state tournaments. And
31:00
Speaker 1: it was only two teams to cover one in each tournament.
31:03
Speaker 1: I still had a blast and you know, made some
31:06
Speaker 1: great memories and watching those athletes and it was really
31:10
Speaker 1: really cool. So let's talk about the stat leaders, and
31:14
Speaker 1: this is for the entire season now. And what's cool
31:19
Speaker 1: is I think I'm going to be able to do
31:20
Speaker 1: graphics like I did for football and basketball, where I
31:24
Speaker 1: do like the top five with pictures and all those things.
31:29
Speaker 1: But now that's the end of the season, I can
31:30
Speaker 1: work on those and get those out there. But we're
31:33
Speaker 1: talking about the stat leaders in fast pitch and runs
31:37
Speaker 1: scored the finals stat leaders with forty four runs scored,
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Speaker 1: it was a tie between Campbell, They Young and Masa Pulse,
31:47
Speaker 1: Kimball de Young of course of Lynden, Masa Pulse of Blaine.
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Speaker 1: In hits, Sarah mcveal of Lindon led everybody with forty
31:53
Speaker 1: eight hits. In doubles, it was a two way tie
31:57
Speaker 1: between the Linden teammates. Campbellton Young and Charlotte Sama each
32:01
Speaker 1: hit twelve doubles on the season. In triples, Campbell to
32:05
Speaker 1: Young of Linden and Kate Kereski of Blaine each had six.
32:09
Speaker 1: In home runs, Roxanne Lending of Lindon, Christian with the
32:12
Speaker 1: late surge, finished with ten home runs on the year.
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Speaker 1: In RBIs, Klie Rammerman of Linden finished with forty four RBIs.
32:22
Speaker 1: In batting average, it was Tavia Alexander of Meridian. The
32:27
Speaker 1: freshman finished with a five to twenty eight batting average.
32:31
Speaker 1: May have helped a little bit that she didn't have
32:33
Speaker 1: to face competition in state, because I know, I think
32:36
Speaker 1: like Mason Poles and Sarah McBee and Campbell to Young
32:39
Speaker 1: were ahead of her, But then they went to Staton
32:42
Speaker 1: and it was a little bit different pitching the had
32:46
Speaker 1: to go against and stolen bases. Campbell to Young of
32:49
Speaker 1: Linden led with forty four stolen bases. So this is crazy.
32:52
Speaker 1: So Campbell to Young had forty four runs, scored, forty
32:55
Speaker 1: four hits, forty three RBIs, and forty four steals unbelievable
33:02
Speaker 1: in walks eight and Bartle of Nookzac Valley ended up
33:05
Speaker 1: walking thirty times. In slugging percentage, Masa Pulse a Blaine
33:10
Speaker 1: Slip slugged twelve oh three. She also got hit by
33:13
Speaker 1: pitch seventeen times, which leads and in on base percentage,
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Speaker 1: Masa Pulse got on base sixty eight point nine percent
33:22
Speaker 1: of the time. In the pitching leaders, Cali Rammerman led
33:25
Speaker 1: with twenty wins to just six losses. She also led
33:29
Speaker 1: an innings pitched with one hundred and fifty. She also
33:32
Speaker 1: struck out two hundred and ninety nine batters. That is incredible.
33:36
Speaker 1: That might be a walking county record. I'd have to
33:38
Speaker 1: look back and see. And that's what the summers are for.
33:43
Speaker 1: That's what I do in the summer. I do a
33:45
Speaker 1: lot of research. And then she also had an ERA
33:47
Speaker 1: of two point ninety four. So Calie Rammerman and Lindon
33:50
Speaker 1: Christian leading in all four pitching categories there and of
33:56
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34:24
Speaker 1: got to give it to Campbell to Young of Lyndon,
34:28
Speaker 1: you know, helping lead the team. I think she had
34:30
Speaker 1: like I don't know, two doubles in a triple in
34:33
Speaker 1: that first game, and you know, second game she I
34:37
Speaker 1: don't know if she was able to get a hit,
34:39
Speaker 1: but I know she got on base, scored a run,
34:41
Speaker 1: and then they get into the semi finals, she hits
34:43
Speaker 1: a home run, and she hits the home run in
34:45
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35:21
Speaker 1: and seven record on the season at Linden and Lynden,
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Speaker 1: Christian each for seventeen and eight, Ferndale ten and ten,
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Speaker 1: Blaine nine and fourteen, Bellingham seven and sixteen, Knoksack Valley
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Speaker 1: let's take a look look at the state brackets here
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Speaker 1: and we're gonna start off in the one A and
36:04
Speaker 1: this is the way that it goes is it's not
36:06
Speaker 1: double elimination. You play two games on Saturday. If you
36:09
Speaker 1: get to your second game to just get to the
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Speaker 1: final four, which is held at Joe Martin Stadium for
36:14
Speaker 1: one A and two way. It's a lot of excitement
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Speaker 1: there and hope. And on the one A side, we
36:19
Speaker 1: just had the one team from Walking County, Lyndon Christian.
36:22
Speaker 1: They were the third seed. They shut out Natchi's Valley
36:25
Speaker 1: seven to zero. Samcock scatters I think eight hits in
36:29
Speaker 1: all seven innings, but doesn't walk anybody and does get
36:32
Speaker 1: the shutout win there. So they advanced to the quarterfinal round,
36:35
Speaker 1: but they were beaten by Kings twelve to two. And
36:39
Speaker 1: that end of the season for the Lynx. What a
36:42
Speaker 1: year it was. The Links were they started out super hot,
36:47
Speaker 1: they got into you know, there was a rough week
36:49
Speaker 1: and a half or so there kind of near the
36:52
Speaker 1: you know, about seventy percent of the way through the
36:54
Speaker 1: season where they just played a lot of really good
36:57
Speaker 1: teams and I think they lost they lost like four
36:59
Speaker 1: or five, five of six or something like that. But
37:01
Speaker 1: then they they got back on track. District champions go
37:06
Speaker 1: to State, get a get a win at State and
37:08
Speaker 1: a bow out in the quarterfinal round. Pretty good season
37:11
Speaker 1: for the winning Christian Lynx. Some really good seniors that
37:15
Speaker 1: they'll say goodbye to, but there will be a you know,
37:17
Speaker 1: there's some great players coming back as well, and coach
37:20
Speaker 1: Rawls does an amazing job with that team. On the
37:24
Speaker 1: two way side, we had a couple of teams to
37:26
Speaker 1: pull for here, but they both were on the road. Lynnen.
37:32
Speaker 1: They they lost, They lost a five, seven to five,
37:37
Speaker 1: and that was played out at Bainbridge High School and
37:41
Speaker 1: that was that was that for them. That was tough.
37:45
Speaker 1: You know, they were the district champions and you know,
37:49
Speaker 1: a close game and it seems like Lennon always plays
37:52
Speaker 1: like two run games. Uh either it could go either way.
37:55
Speaker 1: And really good coaching staff, strong team again, a big
38:01
Speaker 1: time group of seniors there that run to say goodbye to,
38:04
Speaker 1: but they'll be back. Very good you know, younger players
38:08
Speaker 1: as well. See Home Seehome went on the road played
38:12
Speaker 1: against WF West at Shandele Park High School. They win
38:16
Speaker 1: seven to six by whole. They had scored five early
38:19
Speaker 1: on and then they just held on. Garrett Gibbons, the freshman,
38:23
Speaker 1: picks up his eighth win of the season, leads all
38:25
Speaker 1: of walkame County and they get onto the quarterfinal round
38:29
Speaker 1: where they took on Ording, who had this upset win
38:32
Speaker 1: over West Valley and they just kept that street going
38:35
Speaker 1: as Ording was all over see Home fourteen to three.
38:39
Speaker 1: So the Mariners fall and they are out as well.
38:43
Speaker 1: But the nineteen wins was the most they've had in
38:46
Speaker 1: like fifteen years something like that. And they had a
38:50
Speaker 1: heck of a state run not that long ago when
38:53
Speaker 1: Monti Walton was the head coach that had a big
38:54
Speaker 1: time senior class and mcconnaugh, Grondon and those guys. That
39:00
Speaker 1: was a team I covered a lot, and that team
39:03
Speaker 1: got to the final four and they didn't even have
39:05
Speaker 1: nineteen wins on the year. So see them with nineteen
39:08
Speaker 1: wins this year pretty incredible. It's a you know, they're
39:14
Speaker 1: headed on the right track. They will say goodbye again
39:17
Speaker 1: to some really good seniors, but they have a big
39:19
Speaker 1: time group of underclassmen that will hopefully just keep that
39:23
Speaker 1: ball rolling for the Mariners. And I know in the
39:25
Speaker 1: Bellingham school districts there's a lot of good baseball players
39:28
Speaker 1: coming up that will be high schoolers next year, and
39:30
Speaker 1: so we'll see kind of how that all shakes out.
39:33
Speaker 1: But yeah, really fun season of baseball this year all around.
39:38
Speaker 1: I mean, I loved going to all the games. Working
39:41
Speaker 1: on that top fifty list right now, which is brutal
39:44
Speaker 1: because I have like sixty players that are deserving and
39:50
Speaker 1: that's the part I hate, is having to cut out
39:52
Speaker 1: some players from the list. But we'll just kind of
39:56
Speaker 1: see how things go. I've got kind of a formula
39:59
Speaker 1: of numbers I'm putting and uh yeah, we'll We'll just
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Speaker 1: gonna start off with runs scored. Gordy Bedlington of Lyndon
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Speaker 1: and Hudson Nut of Seahome tied with twenty seven runs
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Speaker 1: scored each. That leads the way in Walkome County. Spencer
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Speaker 1: Adams of Linden led with thirty two hits. Jad Geiger
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Speaker 1: of Seahome had the most doubles with twelve. Joe Harward
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Speaker 1: the most triples with four, and Eli Stamps of Lyndon
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Speaker 1: Christian the most home runs with three. Spencer Adams of
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Speaker 1: Lyndon also had the most RBIs with twenty three, and
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Speaker 1: he had the best batting average at four seventy eight.
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Speaker 1: Joe Hudson Neff led the way with twenty two stolen bases,
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Speaker 1: and Sam Cock Linden Christian walked twenty times and then
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Speaker 1: in slugging percentage, Spencer Adams slugged six twenty seven and
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Speaker 1: an on base percentage. He also had the high of
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Speaker 1: five to seventy three and Dawson Van Dalen of Linden
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Speaker 1: was hit by a pitch Walking County high twelve times.
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Speaker 1: In pitching, Garrett Gibbons led the Way with eight wins
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Speaker 1: on the season. Trio of players with two saves each,
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Speaker 1: Jad Geiger of Siom, Gordy Bethington of Lynden and Aaron
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Speaker 1: Garza of Blaine an innings pitched. Hudson Johnson squallok and
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Speaker 1: finished with fifty eight innings pitch to lead Walking County
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Speaker 1: and strikeouts. Josh Cochran of Blaine struck out eighty batters
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Speaker 1: to lead the Way and in eerra it was Ashton
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Speaker 1: But a player that had pretty good game in both games,
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Speaker 1: I know we took the loss in the second game
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Speaker 1: was Eli Mayberry of Lynden Christian. You know, he pitched
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Speaker 1: But he had a triple in the first game at
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Speaker 1: Oooh boy. That's that's that's a lot of stuff going
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Speaker 1: on with finality to it. Still some sports happening this weekend,
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Speaker 1: as we got soccer and track and field coming down,
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Speaker 1: and I'm still not sure if I'm gonna where I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna be, if I'm gonna be out at those are
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Speaker 1: not staying a lot of hotels lately, and it just
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Speaker 1: kind of feels nice to be home, so we'll have
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Speaker 1: to wait and see. Plus, I don't you know, I
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Speaker 1: hundred and twenty four, the Week ten Spring Sports Recap,
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