Mandatory Preseason Meeting for players and parents May 1st.

Football Players and anyone interested in playing football next year: There is a mandatory preseason meeting for players and parents on May 1st, at 7:00pm here at Interlake in the PAC. If you want to play next season, you and a parent or guardian needs to be present to pick up paperwork, hear about the schedule, team policies, meet the staff, and more. See Coach Myers in room 1621 if you have any questions or cannot attend.  

 The Interlake Varsity appears to be turning things around losing a rain soaked away game last Wednesday to Sammamish 5-3.    

The Interlake Varsity returned home on Friday to host Juanita.  It was Bellevue East Little League night and the visiting youngsters were treated to a hot dog and a great game.   Senior Nate Wehner pitched a complete contest, holding the Rebels to 4 hits and capturing a 5-2 victory.  Senior Ryan Wagner (pictured) scored twice and had two hits including a bases loaded triple.  Sophomore catcher Ayden Allen was also hot at the plate with two hits of his own.  Freshman swingman, Johnny Busher joined the Saints' hit parade with his first Varsity knock and RBI.   

This Monday the Saints kept the home mojo going against Liberty.  Senior Matt Haller pitched strong and into the 7th inning with the luxury of having two 4-pitch and one 3-pitch innings.  Ayden Allen, Henry Lin and Ryan Wagner all had two hit performances with Lin doubling and Wagner tripling for the second game in row.  A "web gem "catch and double up throw by Senior 3rd baseman Max Campbell helped Interlake secure a 6-3 win over the Patriots.  
 

The JV played another nail biter when they traveled to Juanita on Friday.   The Saints continued their pattern of taking an early lead off the hot hitting of Billy Jensen, Cadre Carrigan, Harry Xue, Teiler Sheehan and Michael Hom.  Pitcher Xue held the Rebels to a single run after 4 innings.  Juanita charged back in the 5th and it took key hits and RBIs by Steve Emanuels and AJ Lackey and to give Interlake back the lead.  Shane Nagel shut the rebels down in his closing role as the Saints held on for a 9-8 win.

 

Come on out to the ballpark this Friday 4/25 as the Saints seek revenge on Mercer Island.  Game time is at 4:30 PM.  GO SAINTS! 

Larry Eason Invitational @ Snohomish HS - Saturday, April 19, 2014

A handful of Saints traveled to Snohomish HS to compete against more than 30 schools at the Larry Eason Invitational. Luke Beauchamp took first place in the 3200m with a personal best time of 9:38.  The following athletes also achieved personal best times against some of the toughest competition they've seen this season: Alex Doran with a 4:38 in the 1600m, Joseph Pooley with a 4:39 in the 1600m and Rosalie Skovron with a 2:45 in the 800m.

 

Bellevue City Championships @ Newport HS - Thursday, April 17, 2014

Saints competed at the Bellevue City Championships in cold and heavy rain conditions against Bellevue, Newport, and Sammamish. Unfortunately, the meet was ended early due to some impressive lightning. First place individual performances for those events that were completed were: Luke Beauchamp in the 1600m, Gabriella Frost in the Discus, Grant Jordan in the High Jump, and Sophie Oscar in the 100m Hurdles.

Next home game is Friday night 4/25 against Bellevue. Come out and support the team as they battle for a spot in the KingCo tournament. 4-22-14 - Interlake at Mercer Island 

Varsity boys lost 1-3 at Mercer Island Tuesday after battling to 0-0 at the half. Unfortunately Mercer Island got on track early in the second half to jump out to a 3 goal lead. The only goal for the Saints came from a Mercer Island own goal.

  

JV Boys lost 0-2 at Mercer Island but had a few really good opportunities - just didn't have the luck on their side.

 

C Team boys--4-15-14 - Interlake at Skyline - C-team boys lost a close game to Skyline 0-1. 

by JOSH SUMAN,  Bellevue Reporter Sports Reporter 


Aleana Groenhout has experienced the full range of emotions during her first three seasons on the prep golf course.

A freshman season that included an emotionally taxing introduction to the state tournament, a host of medalist rounds and all-conference honors during her three years on the prep course, the senior leader for the Saints is ready for her final act.

"I was kind of nervous as a freshman," she recalled. "I practiced over the years, continued improving and learning more about the game. It has been a cool ride."