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Senior Ben Karlinsey poses atop a rack of canoes and kayaks in between races at the USA Canoe/Kayak Sprint Team trials. He will head to a training camp in June in which he will try out for one of the spots as part of the two- or four-person kayaks for the junior worlds competition.

Out of bounds: meet Ben Karlinsey

May 22, 2015
Junior Robin Takami prepares to take off from the blocks during the 100m event. He finished with a time of 12.68 seconds to place 15th at the jamboree on March 19.

Improve as a unit, triumph as an individual

April 9, 2015
Students parade on the main staircase during the Seahawks assembly on Jan. 30. The entire event demonstrated the spirit of Inglemoor, as enthusiastic fans dressed up in full blue and green attire and brought flags, hats and jerseys to show their support. It shows the power of a strong fan-base, a power that will hopefully carry over to the upcoming playoffs in which all five sports could send athletes to state.

Roar of the Crowd

March 9, 2015
Players circle around Coach Greg Lowell, now in his 26th season in a timeout during the team’s dramatic 64-63 victory against Bothell. Currently ranked second in KingCo, the Vikings need to finish as one of the top three teams in order to qualify for state.

With the game on the line

January 29, 2015
Seniors Amber Rose, Katie Diekema and junior Bailey Fjestul battle for position with the rest of the leaders during the KingCo meet at Lake Sammamish State Park. The girls team finished in third place overall while the boys team finished in second. Both teams are seeking their first state appearance as a team since 2002.

A fitting finish

November 6, 2014
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