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Redmond sisters Pooja
Redmond figure roller skating dynamos prep for national...
By Tim Watanabe • July 3, 2008 3:02 pm

Eleven-year-old Priya Rastogi of Redmond has been skating for almost as long as she can remember.
Priya, and her sister Pooja, 8, trek up to the Marysville Skating Club several times a week to practice and train for figure roller skating competitions, the next of which will be the Roller Skating National Championships in Lincoln, Neb. later this month.

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Dottie Aveson lines up her shot while competing in the Women’s Lawn Bowling event during the Emerald Heights 2008 Senior Fitness Games last Friday.
Right on target
June 30, 2008 4:04 pm

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ABOVE: Caleigh Sweeters (in green) guards Maddie Egberg as the “Rubber Duckies” and the “Macadamia Nuts” scrimmaged during a girls basketball camp at Redmond High last Wednesday. BELOW: Molly Brown (in green) tries to work her way down the court and around Stephanie Kinssies during camp action at RHS.
Redmond High basketball hosts camps to pad travel...
By Tim Watanabe • June 30, 2008 4:04 pm

Some teams may hold car washes or make the rounds going door-to-door selling magazines, but the Redmond High School’s annual fund-raiser to help fund its travel-intensive basketball seasons goes back to their love of the game.
Last week, hundreds of campers from grades three to nine met at the Redmond High gym for the boys’ and girls’ basketball camps, hosted by the high school head coaches as well as numerous varsity players and alumni.

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Frable named new coach of Redmond High fastpitch team
Frable named new coach of Redmond High fastpitch...
June 27, 2008 4:13 pm

Redmond High School hired Pat Frable as the new head fastpitch softball coach on Thursday.

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Cathrine Kraayeveld
LW grad making most of opportunity in WNBA
June 26, 2008 4:05 pm

Cathrine Kraayeveld’s basketball career boils down to an opportunity. Or, more specifically, making the most of that opportunity.

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At right
Redmond seniors compete in annual Senior Fitness Games
By Tim Watanabe • June 26, 2008 4:05 pm

For senior citizens living at Emerald Heights, staying in shape has never been so much fun.
Most of the retirement community’s 400-plus residents have been working out regularly with fitness trainers in an assortment of classes to prepare for the annual Senior Fitness Games, a week-long event with different competitions scheduled each day.

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Grizzlies tab Dickson as new girls basketball coach
Grizzlies tab Dickson as new girls basketball coach
June 24, 2008 2:23 am

The Bear Creek School has hired Alan Dickson as the new head girls’ basketball coach, replacing Blake DeYoung.

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Elena Klions works on bouldering skills along one of the many indoor climbing walls at Vertical World last week. The REI store in Redmond Town Center also has a rock climbing facility.
Indoor climbing walls offer Redmond rockclimbers safe way...
By Tim Watanabe • June 24, 2008 2:23 am

It used to be that the only way to experience rock climbing was to drive out to the mountains, find a crag to conquer, and take your chances.
With the advent and recent popularity boom of “extreme sports,” however, indoor rock climbing on man-made walls has developed quite a following among athletes seeking a safe challenge.

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Willows Run Golf Club head pro Shawn Beattie says that his facility
Good golf to be had in Redmond —...
By Tim Watanabe • June 21, 2008 11:00 am

Let’s admit it, unless you’re a fan of sticking soft spikes on to a pair of galoshes, summer is the best time to play golf in the Pacific Northwest. Golfers wait year-round for that precious two-month stretch from late June through August when clear blue skies, temperatures in the 80s and dry conditions abound.
Redmond, surprisingly, only has two public golf courses within its city limits. What the city may lack in quantity, however, is more than made up for in the quality of golf that can be found — if you can afford the greens fees.

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Redmond High looking for new softball coach after Bloom resigns
Redmond High looking for new softball coach after...
June 16, 2008 4:58 pm

Redmond High is on the search for a new softball coach after Jackie Bloom announced her resignation last week.
In her three seasons at Redmond, Bloom compiled an astounding record of 44-12 (.786) in guiding Redmond to the playoffs for the past three years, including a third-place finish at May’s Class 4A state tournament.

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Midfielder John Fishbaugher
Seattle Sounders sign Redmond High, Seattle U soccer...
By Tim Watanabe • June 16, 2008 4:57 pm

Even before Redmond High soccer sensation John Fishbaugher set foot on the campus of Seattle University, he had already put together quite a resume.
While a Mustang, Fishbaugher was a two-time first-team all-4A Kingco selection and was also named the league’s MVP in 2004, his senior year. The talented midfielder also had the honor being named to the first-team all-state squad. He scored 15 goals and set the all-time assist record during his time at Redmond.
And that was just the beginning.

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Western Washington University junior Meghan Woodman
Redmond soccer star finds new life as rower...
June 12, 2008 3:06 pm

Western Washington University junior Meghan Woodman’s first love has always been soccer.
After returning from winter break, Woodman began attending some of the team’s early morning practices, watching and observing, and soon found that crew was something she wanted to try.
A well-rounded athlete, the 21-year-old quickly rose through the ranks of the WWU crew team.

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TOP: Redmond’s Emily Squiers (No. 22) and the Mustangs shocked the state field
Redmond High Mustangs overcame adversity in ’08
By Tim Watanabe • June 9, 2008 3:40 pm

The road to the Class 4A state softball tournament was long and arduous for Redmond and particularly head coach Jackie Bloom, who took over the helm in 2006.
In her first season as coach, the team ran a perfect 16-0 record before losing a heartbreaking winner-to-state, loser-out game against Inglemoor, 2-0.
This year’s team also had its fair share of make-or-break moments, including three games during the 4A Kingco playoffs where Redmond’s season could have ended prematurely with a loss.

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Brandon Burditt
Redmond Little League player pitches perfection
By Tim Watanabe • June 5, 2008 2:21 pm

Twelve-year-old Brandon Burditt of the Redmond West Majors Phillies achieved one of the rarest feats in Little League baseball by pitching a perfect game last month against the Athletics.

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The Bear Creek boys basketball coach Scott Moe cuts down the net after the Grizzlies won the tri-district championship in March and earned the program’s first berth to the state tournament.
Bear Creek basketball coach leads team from cellar...
By Tim Watanabe • June 5, 2008 2:20 pm

Four years ago, The Bear Creek boys’ basketball team was in shambles.
The Grizzlies, in their 2004-2005 campaign, did not win a single league game and won only one other contest all season, which was on par with their previous years — the team only won a total of four games from 2001-2005.
Enter Scott Moe.
The Grizzlies, led by a strong core of seniors in guard Nate Castle and forwards Jimmy Rehfeld and Garrett Bensen, went undefeated in the 2B Sea-Tac League on the way to their first league crown and won 20 games for the first time.

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Redmond High senior Marcus Flynn shined on the mound as the Mustangs closer this spring
Redmond pitcher, hoopster Flynn is Male Athlete of...
By Tim Watanabe • June 2, 2008 3:41 pm

At 6 feet and 165 pounds, Redmond senior Marcus Flynn is hardly the imposing type of pitcher that one would envision as the closer on a state-title contending baseball team.
What Flynn may lack in size, however, he more than makes up for with his guts, determination and a will to win at any cost. Flynn’s competitive fire on the diamond and on the hardwood was unmatched and that is why he is the Reporter’s Male Athlete of the Year.

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Alyson Peters averaged nearly nine points per game during the basketball season on the way to earning first-team
King County all-league teams revealed
May 29, 2008 3:13 pm

A listing of King County all-league teams for spring 2008 sports.

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Overlake senior Alyson Peters excelled in soccer
Peters: Talented and humble
By Tim Watanabe • May 29, 2008 3:12 pm

Many star athletes relish being in the limelight and enjoy reminiscing on their own achievements.

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Overlake prepares  for state
Overlake prepares for state
May 28, 2008 1:34 pm

REPORTER STAFF

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ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
May 28, 2008 1:33 pm

Devon Schmidt

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