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Senior Macie Looney spins out of the reach of defending freshman team players as she runs towards the endzone during the Empowerpuff game on June 11.

Amendment to sanction flag football intercepted

The amendment to add girls flag football as a state sport under the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association was rejected by the association’s Representative Assembly on May 10. The association...

Once upon a sports season

Once upon a sports season

Cross Country In the fall, the girls cross country team qualified for district championships. After their performance at the district race, sophomore Paige Stewart, freshman Sammy Connell and Grace Ding...

After crossing the finish line, crews gather in Portage Bay to watch the conclusion of other races. When all races ended, crews rowed together back through the Cut to Conibear Shellhouse. Over 80 teams competed at Windermere across 23 races.

Crew competes at renowned Windermere Cup

Lucas Talbot (he/him), Reporter May 23, 2024

As Rylan Cranmore (he/him) — a sophomore and second-year crew team member — rowed down the Montlake Cut in his first ever Windermere appearance, the shouts of the crowd on either side of the waterway...

Caden Whitmere hops the second to last hurdle, only 75 meters away from the finish line.

Exceptional track talent triumphs at KingCo

Crayson Mavrinac (he/him), Reporter May 21, 2024

The KingCo track meet brings together the top 16 competitors in each event, from 2A-4A schools, based on personal records from regional matches from all 25 high schools in the King County area. The...

Fastpitch Softball’s hit game carries them to KingCo

Fastpitch Softball’s hit game carries them to KingCo

Tatev Yeghiazaryan (she/her), Reporter May 20, 2024

After losing their final regular season game against Issaquah High School, the fastpitch softball team’s hopes of going to KingCo this season seemed to have been lost. However, their tie-breaking game...

Sportscaster Sean Valley announcing at the Lake Washington versus Juanita baseball game on April 10 at Peter Kirk Park. Photo courtesy of Corky Trewin

Q&A with high school announcer Sean Valley

Maya Cherny (she/her), Feature Editor May 14, 2024

You may not recognize Sean Valley’s (he/him) name, but most students in the Northshore and Lake Washington school districts have heard his voice over the broadcast microphone at stadiums such as Pop...

Track and field coach Kirsten Vesely instructs athletes during jumping drills at practice on April 18.

Athletics move from 4A to 3A: New classification

Inglemoor will move down one classification from 4A to 3A in the 2024-25 school year, as a result of Washington Interscholastic Activities Association classification realignment. The WIAA classifies high...

Junior Samantha Snorsky prepares for a college showcase in Dallas, Texas. Snorsky’s team played 3 games infront of college scouts from
across the country.

A closer look into collegiate athletic commitments

As upperclassmen are transitioning into their athletic collegiate career, the recruiting process is an important milestone for student-athletes as their academic and athletic future relies on the choices...

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...

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