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Curtis vs. Skyline mini-playoff

Curtis v Skyline
Carr leads off scoring at 7:40 solo dodge and score in transition. Lots of possession for Curtis, Skyline doesn't seem like they are awake for this game. Curtis goes up with another big score at 5:14 in the first period by Landen Carr to lead 2-0. Lehr scores at 3:40 in the period making it 3-0 Curtis with an assist from Sean Blaisdell.
 

Final Spots for Division I Decided: Vandals and Vikings in OT

After all is said and done, the scores demonstrate the parity on the games played.  Unfortunately, one team doesn't make the playoffs, but the decision came down to the very last OT goal after two OT halves played between the three teams.  Skyline watched intensely from the stands to see who would win the half - Curtis or Maple Valley.

2007 High School Championships

Here we will count down the days to May 19th, including the playoff brackets, teams, interviews and stories that surround the High School State Championships at memorial Stadium.  Join us here often to catch up on the news!

Boys

Division I Playoff Brackets

Division II Playoff Brackets

Girls

Varsity 'A' Playoff Brackets

Varsity 'B" Playoff Brackets

Playoff Photos

Final Two DI Playoff Spots Up for Grabs Tonight!

After sorting out the rest of the division, three teams have tie records and tying head-to-head teams: Curtis, Maple Valley and Skyline.  Though all three have equal records, there are only two spots left to head to the 8-team playoff bracket.  Who will it be? Come see tonight at Issaquah 7pm!

Franklin Defeats Tapps 14-7

In a game that follows up to a double OT game at Lake Tapps earlier this year, Franklin and Lake Tapps have developed a league rivalry from gritty play and hustle.

Girls Seattle Rainz Announce Tryouts

The Seattle Rainz have announced their 2006 summer tryout dates for the High School Advanced, Elite and Middle School Developmental teams.  These teams will be playing during the summer with the option to attend a tournament in California and local tournament.

For more information on Seattle Rainz and their tryouts, click here.

11-6 Hale Defeats Mt. Rainier, Goalie Keeps It Close

Hale and Mt. Rainier have a battle of unassisted goals in the first quarter. Hale gets on the board first as Harkey scores at 9:21, while Heinikey answers back on a solo drive at 8:49 for Rainier. Hale wins the next face, and quickly moves the ball down to Shiplett as he takes a quick look and finish at 8:19.

9-7 Comeback for Bellevue Over Issaquah

Bellevue wins the face-off in what could be the best game left in the regular season. Issy has home field advantage at stake, and Bellevue wants third badly.

Article on the Huskies Rebirth in the Daily

Read the article from the Washington Daily on the UW Lacrosse program on the Rise HERE

As it is with any club team at Washington, the biggest struggles lie with how to keep going. Struggles with money, involvement and coaching all eventually make their presence known.

Skyline Powers Past Lynnwood, 11-5

In the first half, Skyline controlled possession and shots in a game reminiscent of last year’s battle at Lynnwood for playoffs which handed a young Skyline a 5-3 loss. This year would be different. Skyline this year also looks to stay in the hunt for playoff contention, and want reprisal for being foiled last year, by DII Runners-up Lynnwood. This year, the story would be different. Skyline put points up early an

Garfield's Second Half Comeback

The Bulldogs battle Curtis at home for an important game with playoff impliciations.  Garfield battling a numbers on the bench problem, Curtis struggling to stay in contention for a playoff birth.

Northwest Region Girls Team Tryouts

By Steven Maxon

Curtis Lacrosse - A Fast and Fearless Club

The News Tribune ran a story on the Curtis Lax Program last week.  Nice article, check it out.

Written by:
ERIC. D WILLAMS AND WILL HOLDEN; The News Tribune

A fleet-footed athlete with a flare for the dramatic, Landon Carr’s focus was jump shots and first downs a few years ago.

Montana Victorious over Western, Down to the Wire Win 8-6

Montana is nationally ranked #5 with only one Montana player on the team, battles against Western Washington, a team comprised of almost entirely Washington lacrosse players. Baumstark from Port Angeles, Harlow from Hale, Healy from Snohomish, Symington from Mercer Island, Extine from Maple Valley, Bludorn from Bainbridge and led by Jesse Savage on the sideline.
 

Oregon Routes SFU for PNCLL Title, Trip to Nationals

Nationally ranked in the Top 5, Oregon will play number 22 SFU today for the title of the PNCLL Champion, and an automatic birth to the National Tournament in Dallas.  Oregon has had a storied season this year, but SFU wants to play the part of spoiler.
 
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