COMMUNITY8 l May 22, 2013 SAMMAMISH REVIEW

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Farmer’s market opens on rainy day

Horacio Ochoa, 6, holds his Buzz Lightyear umbrella in case it begins to rain May 15 at the Sammamish Farmer’s Market.

Oscar Mendez with Los Chilangos carves meat off a rotisserie to serve customers at the Farmer’s Market.

Dao Thao, with Downtown Garden in Monroe, makes another flower bouquet to keep up with the demand May 15 during the first Sammamish Farmer’s Market of the season at City Hall.

Children stand beside the reflecting pond at Sammamish City Hall where the Sammamish Farmer’s Market is underway May 15 for the first of many summer Wednesday market days.

Eastlake High School students (from left) Joe Ellis and Mimi Yu buy a giant doughnut from Danielle Arguello, an employee of George’s Bakery of North Bend, one of the food vendors.

Haley Smith (left), Anumita Chopra, Hailey Alling and Jaylynn Lyons, Pine Lake Middle School students, accept donations for Teddys 4 Tots, a Seattle Childrens effort to give plush toys to sick young hospital patients.

Courtney Marie Andrews sings and plays folk bal-lads on her guitar for the audiences coming and going at the Sammamish Farmer’s Market.

Photos by Greg Farrar

Plateau athletes had a solid showing at the bi-district track meeet championships May 17 at Lake Stevens High School.

The Eastlake boys had the best team showing taking third while Skyline boys were fourth.

On the girls side, Skyline girls finished fifth while Eastlake girls were 11th.

Both schools had winners in individual events. Keegan Symmes took first in the 3,200 with a time of 9 minutes, 8.6 sec-onds.

Daniel Brady of Eastlake won the triple jump with a leap of 44 feet, 3.5 inches. Eastlake’s Ellie Woerner won the 100-meter hur-dles in a time of 14.77 seconds.

Full results for Skyline and Eastlake athletes are as follows

Boys

Troy Lewis, E, 100-meter, third, 11 seconds

Troy Lewis, E, 200-meter, sec-ond, 22.46 seconds

Trevon Clark, S, 400-meter, second, 49.3

Nathan Pixler, E, 800, second, 1 minute, 55.78 seconds

Jordan Oldenburg, E, 800, fifth, 1:56.57

Keegan Symmes, S, 1600, fifth, 4:20.83

Jordan Oldenburg, E, 1600, sixth. 4:23.05

Keegan Symmes, S, 3200, first, 9:08.6

Liam Doyle Daniel Brady Alex Hawkinson Josh Horton, E, 4x100 relay, second 42.9

Justin Mach, Blake Young, Andrew Millett, Trevon Clark, S, 4x100 relay, third 43.04

Lorenzo Agogliati, Blake

Young, Andrew Millett, Trevon Clark, S, 4x400 relay, second 3:20.65

Liam Doyle, Troy Lewis, Ryan Meinhardt, Matt Morrison, E, 4x400 relay, fourth 3:22.69

Brian Lee, S, shot put, 11th, 45 feet, one-half inch

Bryan Lee, S, discus, sixth, 147

feet-2 inchesJoseph Ellis, E, discus, 12th

125-11Michale Bennett, E, discus,

13th (tie) 117-5Garret Corlis, S, javelin, third,

165 feetDaniel Brady, E, high jump,

fifth (tie), 5-feet-10-inches

Adam Soennichsen, E, pole vault, 11th (tie) 11-feet-six-inches

Garret Corlis, S, long jump, 13th 19-feet-1.25 inches

Daniel Brady, E, triple jump, first, 44 feet-3.5 inches

Garret Corlis, S, triple jump, seventh, 41 feet-3.5 inches

Girls

Dorie Dalzell, S, 200-meter, seventh, 26.34 seconds

Dorie Dalzell, S, 400-meter second, 57.84

Anna Carskaden, E, 400-meter, fourth, 58.24

Alexis Daugherty, S, 800-meter, sixth, 2:15.2

Samantha Krahling, S, 1600-meter, eighth, 5:14.06

Samantha Krahling, S, 3200-meter, fourth, 11:08.9

Anastasia Kosykg, E, 3200-meter, 13th 11:33.26

Ellie Woerner, E, 100 hurdles, first, 14.77

Ellie Woerner, E, 300 hurdles, second, 45.4

Brooke Calhoun, Jory Giesa, Madelyn Kennedy, Audrey Knutsen, E, 4x100 relay, seventh, 50.04

Megan Namba, Kristen Yose, Allie Warfield, Nicole Cox, S, 4x100 relay, ninth, 51.28

Nicole Cox, Alexis Daugherty,

SportS12 l May 22, 2013 SAMMAMISH REVIEW

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By Justin Lester

When just 12 girls turned out for tryouts, a rebuilding year became a likelihood for the Skyline softball team. But the Spartans hoped their subpar sea-son wouldn’t conclude in as dis-appointing fashion as it did.

Skyline’s 2013 campaign came to an end on May 14 with an 11-3 loss to Newport in a loser-out game of the KingCo 4A Tournament at Inglemoor High School. Opponents outscored the Spartans by a combined margin of 19 in Skyline’s two playoff games, making for a frustrat-ing finish to the season for head coach Ken Brooks.

“We’re not happy at all,” Brooks said. “We’re a better team than we showed this year.”

Sophomore Winter Ridgeway was in the circle for the Spartans, who wrapped up the year with an 8-13 record. Ridgeway pitched all seven innings against the Knights. The right-hander had a tough time with the powerful Newport lineup, yielding 16 hits and walking 11 batters.

Center fielder Charlotte Zhao went 2-for-4 in her final game as a Spartan, including a double in the bottom of the third that landed just in front of the fence in right center. Fellow senior captain Megan Burris had her own pair of knocks and recorded an RBI in the final frame.

The Skyline bats were blan-keted by Knights’ starter Kat Wood until the bottom of the seventh, when four straight hits led to a trio of runs on the board for the Spartans. Burris, second baseman Emily Baril, and catcher Tia Hedman each scored in the inning.

Skyline continued to battle until the final out of its season despite Newport’s sizeable edge. But the Spartans’ efforts were too little, too late.

A dozen hits by Skyline made for an adequate performance at the plate. However, only the Knights were able to cash in on their chances, and Wood got the best of the Spartans for the sec-ond time this year.

File photoSkyline senior Charlotte Zhao slaps a hit during a game earlier in the season

Skyline softball season ends in lopsided defeat

See SOFTBALL, Page 13

File photoKeegan Symmes, running in a meet earlier this year, took first place in the 3,200-meter run.

Skyline, Eastlake track teams do well in district meet

See TRACK, Page 14