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  • March 19Congratulations to the Drama Team for placing 6th for their Murder on the Nile and 27th for their Little Women performances at the State Drama competition!
  • March 19Congratualations to everyone who competed at DECA's State Career Development Conference and good luck to everyone competing at the International Career Development Conference!
  • March 19Congratulations to Shirin Choi, Irin Robinston and Joshua Zou for winning first place in their events at the FBLA Winter Leadership Conference!
  • March 19Good luck to Robotics Club at their competition on March 22-23 at Sammamish High School!
  • March 19Youth Poetry SLAM is on March 22 at the Hangar from 6-8 p.m.
  • March 19Register for Northshore cricket by March 22 to participate in a district-wide cricket tournament!
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Ryder Cieri, Charlie Haug, Liam McDonough, Rylan Cranmore, Victor Agbayani, Hunter Wood, Alexander Foley and Jason Zhang row at practice on Lake Washington. The conditions were cold, but the limited wind allowed practice to continue. “We can’t just give up on getting better now. That’s not who we are,” Cranmore said.

Crew rows on despite funding turmoil

Whether it’s during practice or at the starting line of a race, freezing temperatures and heavy rain have never stopped us and our team from rowing. On Jan. 25, Assistant Superintendent and Director...

UW students celebrate a touchdown at a watch party for the national championship game. The watch party was held at Local Point, a restaurant on campus in Seattle.

UW Football concludes their memorable season

This season, the Washington Huskies football team boasted a 14-1 record and the team’s highest win percentage since they were last crowned national champions in 1992. With key players such as Inglemoor...

Point guard Elijah Swearingen throws up a shot against Skyline on Jan. 5. He had four rebounds, two assists, one steal
and one block.

Boys basketball bounces back

At the time of writing, the boys basketball team is currently on track to make it to this year's playoffs, which starts on Feb. 1. The team is currently ranked seventh in KingCo with a 6-12 record. Compared...

Diving into team spirit

Diving into team spirit

Annabelle Yip (she/her), Reporter Jan 6, 2024

In the realm of school sports, where roster numbers can dictate team success, the Inglemoor Boys Swim and Dive team makes waves despite having a smaller team. The team consists of just 15 swimmers, many...

Jaden Perez poses for the camera as he pins his opponent in a half-nelson.

Wrestlers grapple with cutting weight

On average, high school wrestlers lose four to six pounds in the days leading up to a match, according to a study conducted by the American College of Sports Medicine. This cycle repeats over the course...

(From left to right) Head coaches Christian Hanna, Steve Hannan, Jason Metcalf-Lindenburger and David Wood pose with Athletic Director Kealey Stanich (middle) after the first girls’ flag football information meeting on Nov. 9.

Girls’ flag football touches down for winter season

This year, Inglemoor introduced a new winter sport: girls flag football. Flag football has been on the rise since the announcement that it will be a sport at the 2028 Summer Olympics. Athletic Director...

Junior Broden Griner spotting Junior Jacob Lubatti’s deadlift during Hannan’s 7th period weights class outside of the athletic training room. Griner was acting as a spotter to prevent injuries while cross-training.

Path to recovery for injured student athletes

In a survey of 102 Inglemoor student-athletes, 72 said that they’ve had a prior sports-related injury. The most common injuries included concussions, ankle sprains and chronic back pain. Junior Reese...

Seattle Bouldering Project’s climbing gym.

Students athletes in non-school sports

Badminton Sophomore David Zuo (he/him) started playing badminton in his backyard with his older sister when he was eight. Since then, he’s won numerous medals in the sport, but 2023 has been his best...

Viking football tackles Redmond during the homecoming game on Oct. 6. Redmond won 19-28.

Football focuses on the field in midst of setbacks

Emelia Mason (she/her), Sports Editor Oct 21, 2023

The varsity football team has won 2 out of 5 games as of Oct. 13., with victories over Meadowdale and Everett, both of which the team also beat last year. Despite a challenging season, the team remains...

The team circles around their assistant coach for instructions during practice.

Volleyball prepares to serve a comeback

Iris Huang (she/her), Junior PR Manager Oct 21, 2023

21This year, volleyball’s ratio of underclassmen to upperclassmen is unprecedented. There are 17 freshmen and 34 total players in the program. In addition, almost half of the varsity team are freshmen:...

Track athletes run into state championship

The track team had a successful end of season. Seven athletes moved on from the KingCo Division 4A meet to the Bi-Districts (WesCo and KingCo) meet which took place on May 17 and 20. Later, three athletes...

Karlie Vince, Ariana Sutter, Jordan Hentel and Kristina Alyakina train together for their Women’s U17 race for nationals in Florida by wearing multiple layers to
simulate humidity.

Womens U17 rowers return to nationals for the second year

On May 20, the crew team competed at regionals in Vancouver, Washington. The mens and womens junior-varsity and varsity boats raced against both high school and club crew teams. The women’s U17 boat...

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