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IT'S STATE
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Tomorrow - Friday
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Congratulations
Wildcats
2013 KingCo 3A/2A
All-League Baseball
Teams
All-league teams are
updated and
published online as
teams are announced.
Teams
are selected by
players or coaches.
FIRST TEAM:
Brian Woolley - Joey
Cotto - Evan Johnson
SECOND TEAM:
Chase Kairis -
Carson Breshears -
Wyatt Baker
HONORABLE
MENTION: Connor
Swift - Nick Adams -
Zach Usselman -
Connor Jensen
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WIAA/DAIRY FARMERS
OF WASHINGTON/LES
SCHWAB TIRES
2013 3A, 4A
State Baseball
Championships
FAN LINKS
May
24-25, 2013 -
GESA Staduim, Pasco MAP
BASEBALL MAIN
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Gesa
Stadium is a
baseball-only
stadium in Pasco,
Washington, and is
the home field of
the Tri-City Dust
Devils minor league
baseball team
(Affiliate of the
Colorado Rockies).
It opened in 1995 as
Tri-City Stadium
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BRACKETS
Tournament
brackets have been
posted on the WIAA
website at
www.wiaa.com/brackets
and will be updated
as regional games
are completed.
DOWNLOAD CURRENT
BRACKET HERE
FACILITY &
LODGING INFORMATION
For
directions to GESA Stadium,
go to
www.dustdevilsbaseball.com.
Parking is free.
All bags are
subject to search.
Pets and outside
food are not allowed
into the facility.
For lodging
information, visit (www.visittri-cities.com).
TICKET
PRICES
Valid high
school or middle
school ASB card must
be presented for
student price.
Ticket windows will
open one (1) hour
prior to the first
game time of the
day.
CREDIT CARDS WILL BE
ACCEPTED (EXCEPT
DISCOVER).
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SINGLE
DAY
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ALL
TOURNAMENT
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Adults/Students
Without
ASB
Card
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$9
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$15
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Students
With
Valid
High
School
or
Middle
School
ASB
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$7
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$10
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Seniors
Age 62 &
Up
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$7
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$10
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Children
5 &
Under
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FREE
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FREE
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WIAA state
events are meant to
provide a safe
environment where
everyone feels
respected.
Tournament managers
and WIAA event
personnel have the
authority to remove
individuals for
inappropriate
behavior or
comments.
BALLOONS,
SILLY STRING, AND
ARTIFICIAL
NOISEMAKERS are
prohibited and will
be confiscated.
Band
instruments are to
be used only for
playing music under
the direction of the
conductor and
cheerleaders only
may use megaphones.
CHEERS
Only school
district accepted
cheers may be used
at appropriate
times. Cheers and
chants are to be
directed only toward
the school’s team.
Cheers or yells with
degrading opponent
implications and
profanity will not
be allowed.
CLEANUP
If outside
paraphernalia is
brought into the
facility, schools
may be billed for
any additional clean
up costs.
FACE
PAINTING
Face
painting may be
allowed depending
upon local school
district policies
and the tournament
site/facility.
MASCOTS
Only a
student costumed
mascot, designated
by the principal, is
permissible.
SIGNS
Tournament
sponsors, broadcast
media coverage,
official school
banners and hand
held signs that are
positive and
directed only toward
the school’s team
are permitted. Run
through signs are
not permitted.
SUPERVISORS
The school
principal will
appoint at least one
school personnel
member to supervise
the school’s student
body rooting
section.
SOUVENIRS
Team and
action photographs (www.4nsp.com),
programs (www.wiaa.com),
and tournament
merchandise (www.gameplanstore.com),
will be on sale
throughout the
tournament.
Anyone attempting to
enter GESA Stadium
with a fraudulent
pass will be denied
entry and may
be subject to
criminal trespass
arrest. Anyone found
with a fraudulent
pass inside the
facility will
be removed and will
be subject to
criminal trespass
arrest.
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Lions follow
Brooks, take giant
step - Behind the
leadership of Nick
Brooks, top-ranked
Auburn Mountainview
has its eye on the
school's first state
baseball
championship.
Originally published
May 22, 2013 at 9:05
PM | Page modified
May 22, 2013 at 9:35
PM
By Jayson Jenks -
Seattle Times staff
reporter
There
were many, many days
when Auburn
Mountainview High
School coach Glen
Walker questioned
where he and his
baseball program
were headed. Walker
has been at the helm
since the school
opened in 2006, but
the first three
years were more
choppy than smooth.
"I really struggled
with that decision:
'Maybe it's time to
give it up'," Walker
said. "I'm working
too hard, I'm too
stressed out, and
it's affecting my
family life. There
were a lot of dark
days. "In looking
back, those tough
years made these
last four or so
years that much more
special."
Particularly this
year. Auburn
Mountainview (24-3)
enters this
weekend's Class 3A
state semifinals in
Pasco as the
top-ranked team in
the state. The Lions
have won eight
straight and made it
past the first round
of the state
playoffs for the
first time. "I knew
that we were going
to be good," Walker
said. "But one or
two kids make a huge
impact on the team's
success. One person
in particular for us
this season was Nick
Brooks."
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Forward to Pasco:
Mount Si baseball
once again state
bound after
clinching
doubleheader |
Slideshow
May 22, 2013 · 1:27 PM - Snoqualmie Valley Record
It all came down to a single hit. With the score tied, two-all, two outs and two strikes in the bottom of the second, Nick Adams was in the hot seat, hoping to stave off an overtime battle with a dangerous North Thurston team. Adams nailed it, hitting a fielder’s choice grounder to second, and runner Evan Johnson made it safely to second, allowing Joey Cotto to cruise home for his second run in the crucial regional's game. “I feel a lot better now,” said Adams, after a wild celebratory huddle on the field. The Rams’ pitcher “hung one, so I rolled over on it,” said Adams. “I got a nice jump and slid in way safe.” “I knew the game was over,” said Cotto. “Evan, he looks pretty big, but he’s speedy. There’s no way that guy’s gonna get him.” The win, powered by runs by Cotto and number-two hitter and shortstop Carson Breshears, sends Mount Si on another fateful journey to the state semifinals this year in Pasco. Mount Si beat the Rams, 3-2, then went on to deal with Meadowdale, 7-2, in a doubleheader Saturday, May 18, at Bellevue’s Bannerwood Park. Chase Kairis pitched against the Rams, while Connor Swift did duty against the Meadowdale Mavericks. CONTINUE ARTICLE
See more photos: CLICK HERE
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Mount Si baseball
ends Meadowdale’s
Cinderella bid
May
22, 2013 By Theo
Lawson -
SnoValleyStar.com
All
Cinderella stories
have to end at some
point. For the
Meadowdale baseball
team, it ended
during the Class 3A
regional final at
Bannerwood Park on
Saturday, in a 7-2
loss to Mount Si.
After ace pitcher
Elliott Reece tossed
a five-hitter in a
3-1 win over
Peninsula in the
morning, the
Mavericks’ limited
bullpen was helpless
against the
Wildcats’ relentless
offense. The KingCo
3A champions, who
sneaked past North
Thurston 3-2 in
their regional
opener, pounded
three Meadowdale
hurlers during a
five-run fifth
inning on the way to
a spot in the state
semifinals.
Meadowdale and Mount
Si were tied 2-2
until the fifth.
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Mount Si fans, meet who the Wildcat boys will be likely facing on the mound Friday for West Seattle in the state 3A baseball semifinals
The YouTube video we have for you this morning is of a pitcher that Mount Si will most likely be facing Friday in the state 3A baseball semifinals. West Seattle’s Sam Hellinger is considered to be among the top pitchers in the Metro League. He is 6-2 on the season with a 2.08 earned run average, and in 67 1/3 innings, he has walked just 16 and struck out 80 for the Wildcats to help them to their first ever state semifinals. This video features clips from games last summer involving the pitcher. It runs just over 16 minutes. Enjoy the clip. VIEW CLIP
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Your first look
at Mount Si
baseball’s state
semifinal
opponent West
Seattle, plus
travel info for
fans heading
east
Posted
on May 21,
2013 by Rhett
Workman
- Snoqualmie
Valley
Sports
Journal
Good
morning.
This week is
another big
week for
Mount Si
High
School’s
baseball
team, as it
gets ready
to head to
the
Tri-Cities
seeking
their second
3A high
school
baseball
state title
in three
years.
Friday
morning,
they open up
with another
crew of
Wildcats,
these from
West
Seattle.
Here’s a
look at the
opponents,
and
afterwards,
we have
important
information
for you if
you are
planning to
make it to
the games
east of the
mountains
this
weekend.
West
Seattle:
similar in
makeup to
Mount Si?
The West
Seattle
Wildcats
come into
this game
with a 20-5
record, and
took the #4
seed from
the SeaKing
District
after
finishing
third in the
Metro League
tournament.
West Seattle
made it to
the
Tri-Cities
after
beating
Ferndale and
Bonney Lake
in their
regional
last
Saturday up
in Mount
Vernon. The West
Seattle
Blog has
more on how
WS did up
north in the
Skagit
Valley last
weekend.
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West Seattle High
School Baseball
Stats
By Player as posted
to MaxPreps.com:
HERE
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Congratulations,
West Seattle
Wildcats baseball!
First time to the
state’s Final Four
May 18, 2013 at 8:01
pm | In West Seattle
news, West Seattle
schools, WS & Sports
ORIGINAL REPORT,
8:01 PM: After two
victories in state
tournament play this
afternoon/evening in
Mount Vernon, the
West Seattle High
School baseball team
is off to the state
semifinals next
Friday in Pasco.
They shut out
Ferndale and then
beat Bonney Lake.
More to come!
ADDED 10:10 PM: Greg
Slader, the WSHS
parent who has
shared game
information and
photos all year,
sends more details
along with photos,
starting with this
quote from assistant
coach Brian Tupper:
“From the coaches’
perspective, these
were the best team
games we have played
all year. Our focus
was so good that we
didn’t play uptight
in either game
something that has
plagued West Seattle
in the past at
State. It was what
we have been looking
for all year,
couldn’t have asked
for it a better time
for it. Two
outstanding pitching
performances by Sam
Hellinger and Ben
Wexler, superb team
defense and team
offensive execution.
We had at least 6
sac(rifice) bunts in
the 2 games, 3
sac(rifice) flies,
and one perfectly
executed squeeze
play.
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West Seattle
Wildcats headed to
state baseball
tourney in Pacso
with two wins
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05/19/2013 By Tim
Clinton SPORTS
EDITOR - West
Seattle Herald
One road trip paid
off in another for
the West Seattle
baseball team. The
Wildcats won two
loser-out games in a
row at the Mount
Vernon Dream Field
on Saturday to earn
their way into the
state Class 3A
semifinals in Pasco.
West Seattle opened
regional action in
Mount Vernon with a
6-0 win over nearby
Ferndale, then
defeated Bonney
Lake, 7-2, to clinch
the semifinal berth.
Next up the Wildcats
will face Mount Si
in the 10 a.m.
semifinal at GESA
Stadium in Pasco
this coming Friday.
The winner goes on
to play for the
state 3A
championship against
the 1 p.m. Kennewick
vs. Auburn
Mountainview winner
Saturday. The losers
of those games will
play for third and
fourth place, also
on Saturday at GESA
Stadium.
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Auburn Mountainview
reaches 3A
semifinals
May 19, 2013 ·
Updated 2:18 PM -
Auburn Reporter
Senior Nick Brooks’
walk-off RBI single
lifted top-ranked
Auburn Mountainview
past Decatur 9-8 in
the state 3A
baseball
quarterfinals at
Centralia on
Saturday. The Lions
(24-3) will play
Kennewick at 1 p.m.
this Friday in the
state semifinals at
GESA Stadium in
Pasco. A win puts
the Lions into the
title game at 4 p.m.
this Saturday
against the survivor
of the Mount Si-West
Seattle semifinal,
which is set for
10am Friday. Auburn
Mountainview, as it
did in the district
playoffs, pulled out
another game in
dramatic fashion.
The Gators (17-11)
had taken an 8-6
lead into the
seventh inning, but
the Lions responded.
Brice McCulloch led
off the bottom of
the seventh with a
double. Matt
Anderson singled
before shortstop
Tyler Friis tied the
game on a clutch
two-run single up
the middle. The
Lions then loaded
the bases on a walk,
single and fielder's
choice, setting the
stage for Brooks,
the South Puget
Sound League 3A
Player of the Year,
who connected on the
game-winning hit. It
was the Lions’ fifth
win in six meetings
against their SPSL
rivals this season.
Decatur shortstop
Isaiah Hatch, who
played for Auburn
Little League during
its dream season
that culminated at
Williamsport, Pa.,
in 2010, homered
twice in the game.
Auburn Mountainview
opened the state
regional at Ed
Wheeler Field in
Centralia with a 2-0
victory against
Glacier Peak. Brooks
threw a
complete-game
shutout, striking
out 10. McCulloch
hit an RBI double in
the second inning.
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Mount Si baseball seniors enjoy a memorable day on the diamond in advance of their prom night with regional round wins; now it’s on to the semis Posted on May 19, 2013 by Rhett Workman
Last night was prom night for Mount Si High School, and for many of the school’s seniors, it was undoubtedly a memorable experience they will never forget. But for the seniors who are part of the Wildcat baseball team, the memories made at the prom only add to the memories they will have of a season that now sees them on the way possibly to another state title, their second in three years if they get it done, after winning the regional round in Bellevue yesterday. Continue
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North Thurston
comes up short of
baseball Final Four
Staff report -
Published May 19,
2013 - The Olympian
Mount Si took
advantage of four
North Thurston
errors Saturday to
edge the Rams, 3-2,
in the regional
round of the Class
3A state baseball
tournament at
Bannerwood Park in
Bellevue. “We just
had far too many
critical errors
today,” North
Thurston coach Lance
Baker said. Mount Si
picked up the win
with a two-out,
bases-loaded single
in the bottom of the
seventh inning. “We
went for the force
out at second, and
we were just a
little late on it,”
Baker said. “It’s a
tough loss to end
our season on. “We
don’t make those
errors, it’s a 2-1
game, and we are
still playing.”
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Meadowdale beats
Peninsula, falls to
Mount Si in state
baseball
quarterfinals
Saturday
May 18, 2013 Sports
correspondent Quint
Turner - Edmonds
News
The Meadowdale
Mavericks earned a
3-1 victory over
Peninsula at
Bellevue’s
Bannerwood Park
Saturday morning,
then fell to Mount
Si 7-2 in the
afternoon, ending
their hopes of
making it to
semifinals of the
state 3A baseball
tournament next
week. In the Mount
Si contest,
Meadowdale was tied
with the Wildcats
2-2 in the top of
the fourth, but
Mount Si pushed
across five runs in
the fifth inning,
building a lead that
the Mavs couldn’t
overcome.
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Meadowdale falls
to Mt. Si in
quarters...Season
comes to an end for
young, upstart
Mavericks
By
Jon Saperstein,
Herald Writer
-Published:
Saturday, May 18,
2013, 10:00 p.m
BELLEVUE -- The wild
ride that was the
final month of the
Meadowdale baseball
team's season came
to a sudden halt
Saturday afternoon
in the 3A state
quarterfinals at
Bannerwood Park in
Bellevue. After
getting a
complete-game
winning performance
from Elliott Reece
in a 3-1 win over
Peninsula during the
morning's opening
round game, the
Mavericks' pitching
surrendered to Mt.
Si in a 7-2 loss.
Many teams would
hang their heads,
being so close to
the state semifinals
held at Pasco's GESA
Stadium next week,
but not Meadowdale.
These Mavericks
enjoyed the ride.
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Mount Si ends
Meadowdale's
Cinderella bid, 7-2
| 3A Baseball
Mount
Si scored in the
bottom of the
seventh inning to
edge North Thurston,
then used a five-run
fifth inning to beat
Meadowdale for a
state semifinal
berth.
By
Theo Lawson -
Seattle Times staff
reporter
BELLEVUE — All
Cinderella stories
have to end at some
point. For the
Meadowdale baseball
team, it ended
during the Class 3A
regional final at
Bannerwood Park on
Saturday, in a 7-2
loss to Mount Si.
After ace pitcher
Elliott Reece tossed
a five-hitter in a
3-1 win over
Peninsula in the
morning, the
Mavericks' limited
bullpen was helpless
against the
Wildcats' relentless
offense. The KingCo
3A champions, who
sneaked past North
Thurston 3-2 in
their regional
opener, pounded
three Meadowdale
hurlers during a
five-run fifth
inning on the way to
a spot in the state
semifinals.
Meadowdale and Mount
Si were tied 2-2
until the fifth.
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Washingtonbaseballpoll.com
final state rankings
Final
state rankings for
Class 4A, 3A, 2A and
1A teams by Lem
Elway at
washingtonbaseballpoll.com,
with records through
Saturday, May 11.
Class 3A
1. Auburn Mountainview 19-3 REACHED
SEMI FINALS
2. Kennewick 17-3 REACHED SEMI
FINALS
3. Glacier Peak (Snohomish) 16-5 OUT
in round one - lost
to Auburn
Mountainview
4. North Thurston (Lacey) 17-4 OUT
in round one - lost
to Mount Si
5. Southridge (Kennewick) 14-6 OUT
in quarter finals -
lost to Kennewick
6. Mount Si (Snoqualmie) 16-5
REACHED SEMI FINALS
7. West Seattle 18-5 REACHED SEMI
FINALS
8. Columbia River (Vancouver) 18-6
OUT in round one -
lost to Southridge
9. Ferndale 16-7 Out in round one -
lost to West Seattle
10. Peninsula (Gig Harbor) 14-9 Out
in round one - lost
to Meadowdale
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GAME
HIGHLIGHT PHOTOS
Mount Si vs Lake Washington
April 8, 2013
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Photos By Calder Productions
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KingCo 3A/2A
Season Standings 2013
Seattle Times Link Here - 05.03.13
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