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Bainbridge Island ( 2003 team )
51% (27 votes)
Mercer Island ( 2005 team )
49% (26 votes)
Total votes: 53

Girls Varsity 'A' Weekly Beat

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VARSITY A DIVISION WEEKLY BEAT
 Monday, May 1st, 2006

Men's Club 'B' Weekly Beat

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B-League Beat May 6th – 7th
 
SCOREBOARD


DATE
 
5/6
Tentawon 3 - Nomah 9
 
Coopers 16 - Eugene 4
 
Crease Monkeys 5 - Huron 4
 
 
5/7
Coopers 7 - Nomah 9
 
Bigfoot 7 - Eugene 4
 
POWER RANKINGS


Power Rankings
 
TEAM
Overall W-L
1. Huron
9-1
2. Crease Monkeys
7-3
3. Multnomah
6-3
4. Coopers
7-4
5. Bigfoot
5-6
6. Eugene
2-9
7. Tentawon
0-10
 
RECAPS
 
5/6 – 5/7
 
This weekend saw a full slate of action with all 7 teams playing as the season winds down and the playoff picture starts to look clearer.
 
On Saturday Tentawon made the trip south to play Multnomah who had won their last 3 games. Nomah jumped on Tentawon quick with early goals from Dave Holler and Rob Huber. Multnomah was able to push their lead to 4 before Tentawon was able to make this interesting before the half scoring 2 quick goals ending the half at 6-3.
 
Unfortunately for Tentawon, the Nomah Defense tightened things up and shut out Tentawon in the second half. Nomah saw scoring from 5 different players and walked away with a 9-3 victory for their 4th in a row.
 
Coopers traveled way south to play Eugene for their final trip south. Despite Eugene having good numbers, they didn’t have the experience to hang with Coopers who put a beatdown on Eugene.
 
Huron played Crease Monkeys on Saturday and were looking for their 10 win and trying to keep their record perfect. However, Monkeys had different plans and pulled out a HUGE win beating Huron 5-4. 
 
This game could be a preview of this years championship game and if it is, it could be a great game. Huron now has to recover and travel to Portland next weekend to play a Multnomah game who has won 5 straight.
 
Sunday saw Coopers at Multnomah on a very raining and cold day. Nomah took a quick lead and never gave it up beating Coopers for the first time since 1991. 
 
This was a close game to the end and both teams played very hard. Nomah had 4 players with 2 goals and saw great play from the defense and keeper Kyle Mecham.
 
The last game of the weekend was between Bigfoot and Eugene down in Eugene. The nutria were able to score 4 goals on Foot but that would not be enough to get the victory over Bigfoot. Foot improved their record to 5-6 and looks forward to a weekend off before facing rival Multnomah on the 20th.
    
PLAYOFF PICTURE


 
Outlook
 
G/B
 
Huron
-
Huron pretty much has the #1 spot locked up going into the playoffs
Monkeys
2
The 2,3, and 4 spots are still very close but Nomah might have the upper end since they have 3 games left to play all at Home. However, they will see #1 Huron and their rivals Bigfoot in those games.
Multnomah
2.5
Coopers
3
 
League News:
 
The following is an update on the pick-up sticks tournament from Drew Wright.
 
Hi everybody,

2006 Division I All-State Teams

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  First Team Second Team
ATTACK 14 David Campi Sr. Issaquah ATTACK 10 Shane O'Niell Sr. Seattle Prep
29 Greg Mahony Jr. Mercer Island 3 Jeff Spengler Sr. Bellevue
35 Dylan Masi Jr. Bainbridge 4 Alec Springer Sr. Nathan Hale
               
MIDFIELD 7 Greg Bearson Sr. Eastside MIDFIELD 4 Jonah Crollard Sr. Bellevue
10 Willy Delius Sr. Bainbridge 6 Danny Hoffman Jr. Garfield
54 Kevin Mahony Sr. Mercer Island 22 Andrew Parietti Sr. Seattle Prep
5 Drew Snider Sr. Garfield 3 Travis Wright So. Issaquah
       
DEFENSE 40 Adam Brazg Sr. Mercer Island DEFENSE 20 Brant Howell Sr. Mercer Island
40 Mike Gerrard Sr. Issaquah 20 Dayton Gilbreath So. Bainbridge
19 Bryan Gilbreath Jr. Bainbridge 19 Duncan Mayshark Sr. Vashon
17 Taylor Platt Jr. Bellevue 47 Mason Smith Sr. Issaquah
       
GOAL 20 Jason Montoya Sr. Garfield GOAL 29 Garrett Johnson Sr. Issaquah

Division II 2006 All-State Teams

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First Team
 
 
 
 
Second Team
 
 
 
ATTACK
9
Casey Bloomquist
Sr.
Lynnwood
ATTACK
15
Jake Bos
So
Snohomish
 
21
Sean Girgus
So
Lynnwood
 
14
Chris Fey
Jr.
Eastlake
 
18
Greg Veintimilla
Jr.
Eastlake
 
9
Lachlan Murphy
So.
Skyline
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
MIDFIELD
17
Kyton Blair
So.
Lynnwood
MIDFIELD
8
Alex Burns
Sr.
Lynnwood
 
25
John Miller
Jr.
Franklin
 
12
Scott Gilson
Jr.
Tacoma
 
10
Jim Repasz
Sr.
Klahowya
 
9
Brian
McAuley
Sr.
Eastlake
 
17
Harrison Roulstone
Sr.
Snohomish
 
18
Chris Wigboldy
Jr.
Tacoma
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
DEFENSE
5
Phil Bodien
Sr.
Tacoma
DEFENSE
22
Rob Love
So.
Lynnwood
 
9
Riley Gervais
So.
Skyline
 
20
Luke St. Marie
Sr.
Lynnwood
 
13
David Hopkins
Sr.
Eastlake
 
5
Ricky Tran
Sr.
Franklin
 
8
Dan Sisneros
Sr.
Eastlake
 
5
Hunter Wright
Sr.
Overlake
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
GOAL
25
Jesse Wolfe
Jr.
Snohomish
GOAL
31
Eric Tao
Sr.
Eastlake

Division I Playoff Seatings - The "Great Eight"

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With all the hoopla surrounding the Division I playoffs, here is a little help navigating the options, and why some of seeding works the way it does. Here is how the “Great Eight” is established and where your favorite team sits at the tourney table.

2006 Washington State Boy's All-Americans

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2006 Washington State HIgh School All-Americans

Drew Snider, Midfield, Garfield (SR) Snider leads the State in goals(60),  points(78), and points per game (4.88).  He also eads Division I in ground balls with 126.  Snider is a dominant force at Midfield, and only the second ever 2xAll-American in Washington history.  Snider is also responsible for 9 hat tricks despite being the focal point for every team playing Garfield.  Drew will be attending a PG scool of his choice in the fall.

New Girl's Team in Snoqualmie Valley

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Has anyone heard any discussion of forming a team in the Snoqualmie Valley?

My daughter played lacrosse in middle school but will be going to Mt. Si HS next year where there is no lacrosse program. She wants to continue playing and the nearest teams are Mercer Island and Sammamish (practices at Marymoor).

2006 High School Playoff Brackets

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Most of the seeding for the playoffs has been completed now, look below to see the bracketing for your favorite team. 

We have all the high school brackets (boys and girls) online and will be updating them with teams information as the week goes on.  You can view the brackets in the high school boys and girls sections of the website.