Soccer
Austin Sawhill scored off an assist from Brandon Rise in the 78th minute to give Bothell High a 2-1 boys soccer victory over Juanita High last week.
Rise picked up a loose ball at the top corner of the penalty box and took a touch down the line before playing a ball across the goal mouth to Sawhill.
Yordan Rivera scored Bothell’s first goal in the 70th minute to tie the game at 1-1.
In a 2-0 win against Inglemoor, Bothell’s Rivera scored on a penalty kick in the 37th minute and assisted on Justice Berger’s header goal off a corner kick in the 65th minute. Shane Lervold notched the shutout for Bothell.
Cedar Park Christian
• Baseball
Cedar Park Christian took on Overlake last Tuesday, losing 6-3 in what returning player Dale Wilson called a great game.
“It’s cool to see how we came together; we have great chemistry.”
Sophomore pitcher Matt Heindel gave up five runs and four hits; the Cedar Park offense had five hits.
The Eagles also experienced their first tournament in Kalama last weekend. They won their first game against Kalama, 6-5: Andy Littlefield and Ben Circeo both scored two runs while Andrew Kaleohano and Wilson each added one. They left the tournament in second place.
• Track and field
Track and field competed in its first meet of the season during the Seattle Academy Relays last Saturday. Junior Josh Zoellick tied for third place in the 100-meter hurdles at 16.25 seconds, while senior Josh Moore came in ninth in 19.40 seconds. Junior and girls’ captain Alyssa Lundberg took ninth in the long jump with 13 feet, 6 inches. The girls took fourth place in the 4×400 relay with a time of 4.37.60.
— Elizabeth Cummings
Volleyball
Bothell High volleyball coaches Kalisa Beyer and Russ Monsef’s team won the Edmonds Volleyball League championship last week. Former Bothell High volleyball player Katie Ehrmantraut was also on the winning squad.
Northshore YMCA spring sports
• Soccer (ages 3-grade 6)
Practice and games will be held once a week at either Skyview Junior High or Northshore Junior High. April 13-June 13 and April 21-May 27.
Registration ends March 26.
• Flag football (ages 7-15)
Eight-week program with practices and games held once a week at Northshore Junior High. April 23-June 13.
Registration ends April 10.
• Basketball league (ages 5-grade 6)
Nine-week program with one-hour practices held once a week. Games will be played on Friday nights or Saturdays mornings beginning May 8 or 9. Practices will be at the Northshore YMCA and area schools if needed. Games will be at the Northshore YMCA or the Dale Turner Family YMCA in Shoreline. April 20—June 20.
Registration ends April 10.
Register online at ymcanorthshore.org or in person at the Northshore YMCA, 11811 N.E. 195th St., Bothell. For information on summer camps, call (425) 485-9797 or visit the Web.
Swimming
WAVE Aquatics Swim Team, a local USA Swimming-affiliated competitive swim club with athletes from novice to Olympic-trial level is now registering swimmers from ages 6 and up for spring and summer season. Practices are held at Bothell and Redmond pools and Juanita High. Minimum requirement is to swim 25 yards on front and back. Monthly, seasonal and yearly memberships are available. Free one week trial. Contact Sheila Hatton (425) 273-6045, sbsuperstar@hotmail.com or visit www.waveaquatics.org.
YMCA presents ‘Exercise and Thrive’ in Bothell
For cancer survivors, studies suggest that exercise improves long-term survival and quality of life.
Among the quality of life benefits are improved fitness, enhanced self-esteem and reduced fatigue. Exercise also can help control weight gain and relieve depression.
To support cancer survivors, the YMCA of Greater Seattle and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Survivorship Program have partnered to offer a free 10-week strength and fitness program, dubbed “Exercise and Thrive.” Classes launched at Bothell’s Northshore YMCA Feb. 5 and continue until April 11.
Patients who have completed active cancer treatment and have medical clearance are eligible to enroll in the program.
To enroll in the “Exercise and Thrive” program, contact the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center at (206) 667-2814 or e-mail survivor@fhcrc.org.
