The Redmond Lacrosse Club (RLC) had five first-team selections and Overlake had one player make the first-team and one as a honorable mention when the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (WHSBLA) announced its all-region teams.
Redmond junior Sarah Lord continued to build on her Star Track resume at last weekend’s Class 4A state track and field meet at Edgar Brown Stadium in Pasco.
The Overlake and Bear Creek Schools split the two singles matches, but Overlake swept the doubles matches in a nonleague boys tennis match as the Owls beat the Grizzlies, 4-1, Wednesday afternoon.
Madison and Samantha Podlucky, two Redmond sisters, both won all-around gymnastics titles at the Washington State Gymnastics Championships in Auburn.
T he Overlake baseball team may play in Class 1A, but don’t think the small school is short on talent.
• Head Coach: Mike Davidson, seventh season
The Redmond baseball team bounced back from its first loss of the season with impressive back-to-back wins last week.
The Redmond High baseball team won its fourth straight game, including a pair this week against Bothell and Ballard, after suffering its first loss of the season last week.
Jim Verdier and his WAVE Aquatics swimmers are on the fast track to success.
Redmond would end up loading the bases in the seventh, but could not get the clutch hit, thanks in part to Spangler throwing out a would-be base stealer for the second out of the inning.
• Head coaches: David Miller (third season) and Scott Wright (fifth season)
Matt Burrows pitched five strong innings and Marcus Flynn hit a key double as Redmond survived a scare from Juanita, beating the Rebels, 2-1, in a 4A Kingco baseball game on Wednesday.
Redmond sisters Lan Fen and Ira Kaplan each had several personal records at the Paralympic Trials in Minnesota April 3-5.
Josh Wilson from the Seattle Seahawks will be a special guest from 10-11:30 a.m. at the Fun to Be Fit Fair on Saturday, April 19.
