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State Tournament

Nov. 16th, 2003:  Seattle Prep won its third straight State Championship, defeating Eastside Catholic 16-25, 25-22, 20-15, 25-22, 15-11.  White River took third, defeating River Ridge 25-14, 27-25, 25-13.  Eastside Chatholic defeated both White River and Fife, and Seattle Prep. defeated Washington in earlier rounds of the playoffs.  Complete results are available from the WIAA website, 

http://www.wiaa.com/brackets/tourney.asp?ID=1030413

Nov. 14th, 2003:  Friday's results:

White River

White River plays in one of the semi-finals against Eastside Catholic at 1 pm on Saturday.  The other semi-final pits Seattle Prep against River Ridge.  Seattle Prep defeated Washington in the first round and Grandview in the quarter-finals.  River Ridge defeated Ellensburg and then Bainbridge.  Eastside Catholic, White River's opponent Saturday afternoon, defeated Lynden in the first round before narrowly edging Fife in the quarter-finals.

Fife

Plays Prosser at 11 am on Saturday in the Consolation Bracket.

Washington

The finals are scheduled for 7 pm Saturday night. 

Seamount All Stars

Pierce Division

Nov. 16th, 2003:  The Pierce Division coaches selected the following players for 2003 All Stars honors at their meeting on Nov. 12th at Fife High School:

King Division

Nov. 7th, 2003:  The King Division coaches selected the following players for 2003 All Star honors at their meeting on Nov. 3rd at Kennedy High School:

Congratulations young ladies, we are very proud of you all.  You play volleyball the way it is supposed to be played, and you do it all with good sportsmanship and style.  Good luck in the post season!

West Central Districts

Nov. 10th, 2003:  Final standings, WCD:

The top three teams go on to the State 3A Championship Tournament to be held Nov. 14th and 15th in Everett.

Saturday Match Results:

Winner's Bracket:

Loser's Bracket (Loser out)

Nov. 6th, 2003:  The West Central District organization decided to seed Sequim as #3 and North Mason as #10 irrespective of their actual finish within the Nisqually League.  This led to the following loser-out rounds on Thursday:

The teams eliminated on the first round are thus Lindbergh, Clover Park, North Mason and Hazen High Schools

Two matches of the first round of the double elimination were also played last night:

The Washington victory is the first upset of the tournament, Sequim having been assigned the 3rd seed, and Washington the 6th seed.

Saturday's 9am matches are thus:

At noon, the first round of the loser's bracket will be played.  Sequim is matched against the loser of the Kennedy Mt. Rainier match on Court 1, and Highline will play the loser of the White River/Peninsula match on Court 2.  The losers of these matches are out.

Postseason:  Crossovers and Districts

Nov. 5, 2003:  The Crossover were played at Renton High School on Nov. 1st in an unheated gym.  In addition to the biting cold, parking was a huge problem for the first round.  The gates to the parking lots were locked, and the street signs said "No Parking 8 am - 4 pm".  Fortunately, the gates were unlocked and/or signs were posted in time to help the fans and teams of the second round.  But heat was never restored to the gym.  The Pierce division teams swept the crossovers (see below.)

As this is being written, the seeds for the Nisqually League teams are still unknown.  Sequim finished second in league behind 2A Steilacoom, and North Mason will finish either 4th or 5th in League depending upon the outcome of tonight's match between Chimacum and Port Townsend.  If Chimacum wins the match, they finish 4th in Nisqually, and North Mason is 5th.  If they lose, North Mason is 4th.

The Nisqually teams should therefore be placed either in seed 6 and 10 (North Mason 4th,) or 6 and 12 (North Mason 5th.)  There is some confusion as to what will actually happen tomorrow afternoon.  But the issues are pretty straight forward, and hopefully the situation will be resolved along the lines of the tournament rules published in October.

Although who the seeds are won't be known until the Chimacum/Port Townsend results are available, the time and place of the first round matches based on seed number is known.  These are summarized below for all the Thursday matches:

West Central Districts
Thursday, Nov. 6th, Matches
(Pending approval by 2 pm, Nov. 5)

Matches 5 and 7 are the first round of the "double elimination" phase of the tournament.  Matches 1 through 4 are the initial "loser out" matches.  Play will resume on Saturday, Nov. 8th, with matches scheduled for 9am, Noon, 2 pm, 4 pm, and concluding with the District Finals and 3rd/4th matches at 7 pm.  All of Saturday's matches are now scheduled to be played at Fife High School.

The West Central District staff has posted a map link for Columbia Jr. High School.  The school appears to be about a half mile south of Fife High School, and should be very easy to find.  The street address (from the map) is:

Week Eight ... Regular Season Ends, League Crossovers

Crossover Results ... Final Seamount Rankings

West Central District Schedule

30 Oct. 2003:  The West Central District match schedule has been finalized.  Matches will be played on Thursday, Nov. 6th, and on Saturday, Nov. 8th.  The first four loser-out matches will be played at Fife High School and at nearby Columbia Junior High School.  The seeds and times are:

The winners of matches E1 (seeds 11 and 6) and E3 (seeds 12 and 5) will play the first round of the double elimination bracket immediately following the loser out round.

The remaining two matches of the first round of the final double elimination phase of the District Tournament will be played on Saturday morning at Fife High School.  The winner of match E2 will play seed #2 on Court 1 at 9am, and the winner of E4 will play seed #1 on court 2 at the same time.  The first two matches of the loser's bracket will be played at Columbia Jr. High School at Noon, while the semi-finals of the winner's bracket will be played at Fife High School also at Noon.  The format from this point does not include a potential rematch of the loser's- and winner's brackets.  The two finalists in the winner's bracket will compete for first and second place in Districts, and the corresponding 1st and 2nd seeds to the State Tournament, and the teams in the loser's bracket will play for the third and final seed to the State tournament (and third place in Districts.)

Crossover Schedule

30 Oct. 2003:  Seamount League Crossover Matches at Renton High School on Saturday, Nov. 1st.

29 Oct. 2003:  Wendy Malich, Washington H. S. Athletic Director, sent out the following information for the League Crossovers to be held this Saturday, Nov. 1st, at Renton High School.

YOU MUST BRING ONE ADULT LINE JUDGE FOR YOUR MATCH

Schedule:  Please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to game time.  You can
warm up in the auxiliary gym if you are the second through fifth game.

All King Teams will be in the boy's locker room.
All Pierce Teams will be in the girl's locker room.

Game #1 Pierce #5 vs King #5 10:00 am

Game #2 Pierce #4 vs King #4 12:00 pm

Game #3 Pierce #3 vs King #3 2:00 pm

Game #4 Pierce #2 vs King #2 4:00 pm

Game #5 Pierce #1 vs King #1 5:30 pm

Please don't eat in the gymnasium as there will be tables in the hallway
for that purpose and will help with the final clean-up at the end of the
tournament.

Please let your fans know that they will need to pay (unless they have
Seamount Passes) and that once they leave the facility there is no
re-entry into the facility.

Anyone who fails to follow specified guidelines will be asked to leave and
no money will be refunded.

Clover Park defeated Lakes 3-2 on Monday, so Clover Park has the 5th place entry to the crossovers.  We are awaiting the results of the Fife - White River match on Wednesday night.

Wednesday's Match

Tuesday's Matches

29 Oct. 2003:  The only remaining Seamount regular season match is the White River/Fife match this evening at Fife.

Nisqually League Standings

Oct. 30, 2003:  The 3A schools in the Nisqually League, Sequim and North Mason, are seeded into the West Central District Tournament according to their finish within their League.  A first place garners them the 3rd seed, second place the 6th seed, third place the 8th seed, fourth place the 10th seed, and 5th place the 12th seed.

Sequim has now played all 13 League matches and finishes League play with a 12-1 record.  Its one loss being to Steilacoom.  Thus it appears that if Steilacoom wins its last match with Foster on Nov. 3rd that Sequim will finish in second place behind Steilacoom.  North Mason is presently in fourth place behind Vashon Island, and can at best finish with an identical match record of 8-5.  However, Vashon Island defeated North Mason on Oct. 8th, so one would presume that Vashon Island would finish 3rd and North Mason 4th.  The other two teams with records similar to North Mason are Orting and Chimacum.   North Mason defeated Orting on Sept. 29th, so Orting would finish below North Mason in the event of a 7-6 match record tie.  North Mason is thus assured of 4th place if it can beat Chimacum on Nov. 4th, or if Chimacum loses either one of its other two matches..

(updated 10/29/03)

Matches Left:

Sequim

1. Defeated North Mason, Oct. 27th

North Mason

1. Lost to Sequim, Oct. 27th
2. Defeated Port Townsend, Oct. 29th
3. Chimacum, Nov. 4th @ Chimacum

Steilacom

1. Lost to Vashon Island, Oct. 27th, 0-3
2. Defeated Orting, Oct. 29th

Vashon Island

1. Defeated Steilacoom, Oct. 27th, 3-0
2. Orting, Nov. 3, @ Vashon Island
3. Eatonville, Nov. 5, @ Vashon Island
   

Washington State Volleyball Coaches Association Rankings, Week of Oct. 20th

Oct. 25, 2003:  The Pierce Division will play two matches on Monday, Oct. 27th.  Lakes will host Clover Park in a match that should decide the Pierce Division's 5th place, and Franklin Pierce will play at Washington.  Tuesday will see all eight King Division teams in action, with only the final three positions still to be determined (see standings in article below.)  White River will play at Fife on Wednesday, with the Pierce Division title still undecided.  If White River wins, then they will be the Pierce Division champions.  If Fife wins, then each team will have 11-1 records.  This would create an interesting situation since they would have split their regular season matches as well.  In the past they would share the Divisional title and the seeding for post season play would be based on a coin-flip.  Current League rules seem to suggest that the seeding would be based on game- and point records.  Should this prospective tie be broken based on games won/lost, White River would have the edge.

The League Crossovers will be held at Renton High School on Saturday, November 1st.  The crossovers will be played in descending order (5th will be played first, etc.), and the day's matches will finish with the League Championship probably at 6 pm.  The match-ups appear to be:

1. Kennedy versus Pierce 1st (Fife or White River)
2. Highline versus Pierce 2nd (Fife or White River)
3. Mt. Rainier versus Washington
4. Hazen versus Peninsula
5. Lindbergh versus Lakes or Clover Park

We will update this with the match format and times when they are available.

Week Seven ... Final Push for Districts

Oct. 25, 2003:  Friday night's results:

Standings with Tuesday's matches yet to go:

1. Kennedy, 12-1, at Hazen.
2. Highline, 11-2, at Evergreen.
3. Mt. Rainier, 10-3, hosts Lindbergh.
4. Hazen, 6-7, hosts Kennedy.
5. LIndbergh, 5-8, at Mt. Rainier.
6. Tyee, 3-10, hosts Renton.
7. Evergreen, 3-10, hosts Highline.
8. Renton, 2-11, at Tyee.

There are no possible ranking changes in the top five.  Kennedy has defeated Highline twice, Highline has defeated Mt. Rainier twice, Hazen can't catch Mt. Rainier, and Hazen defeated Lindbergh twice.  However, the 6th through 8th places are still very much in play.  Evergreen split with Renton and lost twice to Tyee.  Tyee defeated Renton in their first encounter with a 15-12 fifth-game match victory.

Oct. 23, 2003:  Thursday night's match:

Tomorrow, Friday, Evergreen is at Kennedy, Hazen is at Renton, and Highline plays at Mt. Rainier.

Oct. 22, 2003:  Tuesday night's results:

King Division

Next match is Tyee (3-9) at Lindbergh (4-8) on Thursday, JV at 5 pm, Varsity at 6:30 pm.  On Friday, Kennedy (10-2) plays Evergreen (3-9), Highline (10-2) plays Mt. Rainier (10-2), and Hazen (5-7) plays Renton (2-10.)

Pierce Division

White River is now 11-0, and Fife is 9-1.  The match between White River and Fife has been re-scheduled, it will be played next Wednesday at Fife.  This contest will determine whether Fife and White River will share the Divisional title, or White River will be the sole champion.

Highlights for the White River and Fife teams from Tuesdays matches:

White River (vs Peninsula):  Jamie Anderson  8 kills, 8 blocks; Sara Bendorf  7 kills, 11 blocks; 6 digs, Abbie Pritchard 16 assists.

Fife (vs Clover Park):  Naomi Dale, 6 kills; Collese Dorhan, 9 kills, 8 assists, 6 aces; Lellani Ramsey 5 kills; Kierstan Sattler, 2 kills, 11 assists.

Oct. 21, 2003:  We have just learned that the top five teams from each Division will be invited to the crossovers which will be held on Saturday, Nov. 1st, at Renton High School.  This and the rules for seeding the Nisqually League 3A teams into Districts are covered on the home page.  Meantime, there is still of lot of volleyball left to play.  The King Division standing and each team's remaining opponents are shown below:

1. Kennedy, 10-1, Renton, Evergreen, Hazen
2. Highline, 9-2, Lindbergh, Mt. Rainier, Evergreen
3. Mt. Rainier, 9-2, Hazen, Highline, Lindbergh
4. Hazen, 5-6, Mt. Rainier, Renton, Kennedy
5. Lindbergh, 4-7, Highline, Tyee, Mt. Rainier
6. Evergreen, 3-8, Tyee, Kennedy, Highline
7. Renton, 2-9, Kennedy, Hazen, Tyee
8. Tyee, 2-9, Evergreen, Lindbergh, Renton

Good luck to you all.

Week Six ... King Division Races Heat Up

Oct. 18, 2003:  

Standings after eleven matches

Kennedy (10-1), Highline (9-2), Mt. Rainier (9-2), Hazen (5-6), Lindbergh (4-7), Evergreen (3-8), Tyee (2-9), Renton (2-9).

Oct. 17, 2003:  Friday night's results:

Oct. 16, 2003:  Thursday night's King Division matches:

and in the Pierce Division:

Renton continues to show great improvement.

Oct. 16, 2003:  Tuesday night's King Division matches:

In Renton's defeat of Evergreen, Erica Rance had 10 Kills, 4 Blocks, and 7 digs, and Kirsten Thornton had 6 Kills, and 9 Aces.  Evergreen, Tyee and Renton are now tied for 6th with 2-7 records.  Five teams go to Districts.

Match records are now Kennedy (9-1), Highline (8-2), Mt. Rainier (8-2), Hazen (5-5), Lindbergh (4-6), Tyee (2-8), Evergreen (2-8), Renton (2-8).

Oct. 14, 2003:  Monday night's Pierce Division matches:

Standings (missing results of CP/FP, CP/Wa, L/P, FP/P):  White River (9-0), Fife (7-1), Washington (4-4), Peninsula (3-4), Lakes (2-5), Clover Park (1-6), Franklin Pierce (0-6)

Oct. 12, 2003:  With Mt. Rainier's upset victory over Kennedy on Friday night, the race for the top two spots in the King Division has become very interesting.  The seeding into the twelve-team West Central Districts (Nov. 7th and 8th) is such that the first two finishers in the King and Pierce Divisions will not have to play in the loser-out first round.  As things now stand, Kennedy and Highline are tied for first with 8-1 records, and Mt. Rainier is in the undesirable 3rd spot with a 7-2 record.  Kennedy and Highline play each other this coming Tuesday (Oct. 14th) at Highline, and the losing team is likely to find itself in a tie with Mt. Rainier following that match.  Then Highline has to play Mt. Rainier on Friday, Oct. 24th.  So almost anything can happen from this point.  We could have a three-way tie for first, we could have a nice clean 1-2-3 finish, or one of the rapidly improving lower-division teams could stage an upset of its own.

And the Pierce Division Races are also Close ...

And in the Pierce Division, Washington is scheduled to play at Fife tomorrow night, Monday, Oct. 13th.  Fife, with a 6-1 record, would seem to have a comfortable hold on second, but if Washington (4-3) wins, then Fife will have two losses going into its match with White River later this month, and in that case the second and third spots in the Pierce Division could be at stake.

2003 has already seen some remarkable upsets, and it might even be remembered as the "Year of the Cubs".  If Chicago can do it, who knows!!  Stay tuned!

Week Five ... Second Round Begins

14 Oct. 2003:  Saturday's tournament at Fife (Oct. 11) featured a number of 3A power houses.  The order of finish:

1st. Emerald Ridge
2nd. Decatur
3rd Bishop Blanchet
4th White River
T-5th Spanaway Lake & Mark Morris
T-7th West Valley of Yakima & Fife
T-9th Mercer Island & Lynden
11th Holy Names
12th Burlington Edison
13th Life Christian

10 Oct. 2003:  The King Division race was thrown into turmoil tonight with Mount Rainier's upset victory over Kennedy.  The scores for this and the other two matches are:

Highline and Kennedy now have identical match (8-1) and game records (25 games won, 5 games lost.)  The points favor Kennedy, but they have yet to play each other a second time, and Highline has yet to see Mt. Rainier in the second round.  So more fireworks are in the making.

Standings after nine matches, including the Hazen-Tyee match of Thursday night:

Kennedy (8-1), Highline (8-1), Mt. Rainier (7-2), Hazen (4-5), Lindbergh (4-5), Evergreen (2-7), Tyee (2-7), Renton (1-8).

9 Oct. 2003:  Thursday night's results:

King Division

Pierce Division (updated 10/14/03)

7 Oct. 2003:  Tuesday night's results:

King Division:

Standings:  Kennedy (8-0), Highline (7-1), Mt. Rainier (6-2), Hazen (3-5), Lindbergh (3-5), Evergreen (2-6), Tyee (2-6), Renton (1-7).

Pierce Division:

White River is now 7-0 in Division play.  Highlights for White River:  Jamie Anderson 10 kills, 14 blocks; Sara Bendorf 13 kills, 6 blocks, 11 digs; Shealun Campisi 13 kills, 6 digs; Andrea Gregg 8 digs; Abbie Pritchard 33 assists.

Mid-Season Standings:

King Division

10/6/03

Pierce Division

10/6/03

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Season Nears Half-way Point

Oct. 6, 2003:  Friday night results:

Oct. 3, 2003:  The Kennedy/Hazen match was played on Thursday evening.

Kennedy completes the first round of play undefeated, 7-0, and Hazen passes the half-way point with a record of 3-4.  Friday's matches have Mt.Rainier playing at Lindbergh, Tyee at Renton, and Evergreen at Highline.

Oct. 2, 2003:  Wednesday night's Pierce Division matches:

Highlights:

From the White River/Fife match we have these highlights for White River: Shealun Campisi 22 kills, 5 blocks, 8 digs; Sara Bendorf 10 kills, 14 blocks, 15 digs; Jamie Anderson 7 kills, 10 blocks; Abbie Pritchard 31 assists.

Michelle Weydert from Washington surpassed 1000 kills in her career at Washington in Monday's match against Lakes, and she added 16 more in the Washington/Franklin Pierce match this Wednesday.

The Pierce Division standings are now:

1. White River (6-0)
2. Fife (5-1)
3. Washington (4-2)
4. Peninsula (3-3)
5. Lakes (2-4)
6. Clover Park (1-5)
7. Franklin Pierce (0-6)

Oct. 1, 2003:  Scores from Tuesday's King Division Matches:

Sept. 30, 2003:  The matches this week will complete the Seamount League's first round of play within the Divisions, marking the halfway point in the season.  The postponed Mt. Rainier - Hazen match was played Monday night at Mt. Rainer.  And the Pierce Division teams had three matches, Fife at Franklin Pierce, Clover Park at Peninsula, and Washington at Lakes.

King Division

Pierce Division

Tuesday's King Division match schedule has Mt. Rainier at Highline, Lindbergh at Tyee, Kennedy at Evergreen, and Renton at Hazen.  Both Mt. Rainier and Highline have lost only to Kennedy.  They are currently tied for second with 4-1 records.

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Week Three of Competition

Highline Hosts 16 Team Varsity Tournament

28 Sept. 2003:  The second annual Highline tournament was held Saturday, Sept. 27th, at Highline and Tyee High Schools.  The teams played two game "matches" in four-team round robins for seeding into the Gold and Silver single elimination playoffs.  Vashon Island (2A) won the Gold Division, and Roosevelt (4A) won the Silver Division.

Gold Division

Silver Division

5th Annual Monarch Tournament at Mark Morris High School

28 Sept. 2003:  We received these notes from Coach Llanos at White River High School.  

Order of finish:

1. Seattle Prep
2. White River
3. Mark Morris
4. River Ridge
5. (Tie) Blanchet and Ellensburg
6.  
7.  (Tie) Summit (Oregon) and Black Hills

Other schools participating in the tournament:  Tumwater, Burlington Edison, Kelso, Sequim, Skyview, Camas, and Timberline.  White River defeated River Ridge (26-24, 25-16) and Ellensburg  (25-22, 27-25) in the playoffs before falling to Seattle Prep (24-26, 16-25) in the finals.  White River individual highlights for the tournament include:
Jamie Anderson 22 blocks, 17 kills; Sara Bendorf 32 blocks, 34 kills; Laura Ohman 15 kills; Shealun Campisi 12 blocks, 49 kills; Abbie Pritchard 99 assists.

Seamount League Results

27 Sept. 2003:  The rescheduled Mt. Rainier/Hazen match has been rescheduled yet again to Monday, Sept. 29th.

King Division

Current standings (matches won-lost):  Kennedy 5-0, Highline 4-1, Mt. Rainier 3-1,  Hazen 2-2, Evergreen 2-3, LIndbergh 2-3,  Tyee 1-4, Renton 0-5..

Friday's results (9/26):

Tuesday's results (9/23)

Pierce Division

Current Standings (matches won-lost):  Fife (4-0) and White River (5-0) are tied for first.  We do not have complete results for the other teams.  Partial results in alphabetical order:  Clover Park (0-2), Franklin Pierce (0-1), Lakes (0-3), Peninsula (1-2), Washington (0-2).

Thursday's results (9/25):

Tuesday's results (9/23);

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Friday (9/19) Matches (King)

19 Sept. 2003:  Scores/games from the King Division:

Thursday (9/18) Matches (Pierce)

18 Sept. 2003:  Scores from the Pierce Division:

Tuesday (9/16) Matches (King and Pierce)

16 Sept. 2003:  Scores from Tuesday's matches:

KIng Division

Pierce Division

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Regular Season Underway

16 Sept. 2003:  The first Pierce Division matches were played on Thursday, Sept. 11th, and White River is reported to have swept Washington, 3-0.  We have not seen reports of the other two Pierce Division matches (Peninsula/Lakes and Clover Park/Franklin Pierce.)  The King Division league matches began on Friday, Sept. 12th.  Highline traveled to Hazen, Tyee to Kennedy, Lindbergh to Renton, and Evergreen played at Mt. Rainier.  

We have begun tabulating the Varsity, JV, and "C" match scores in the Match Records page, and individual highlights are available for the teams who are reporting them.  Please see the pages listed in the left margin for this data.

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Bremerton Hosts 1st Tournament of the Year

7 Sept. 2003:  Roger Thomas of Bremerton High School hosted a Varsity and JV tournament on Saturday, Sept. 6th.  The JV's played at Bremerton Junior High School, and the Varsity played at Bremerton and nearby (across the street from the track,) Olympic College.  All matches were best two of three.   In Varsity play, Yelm finished first in the 3A pool, followed by Mt. Rainier, North Mason, and Lindbergh.  In the 4A pool, Stadium took first, followed by Bremerton, Lincoln and Port Angeles.

The finals were single matches with the pairings based on pool finish.  Yelm defeated Stadium to take First Place overall, Mt. Rainier defeated host Bremerton and thus finished 3rd, Lincoln defeated North Mason in an exciting match that went to the third game, and Port Angeles defeated Lindbergh, also in three.  Moana Sau, Senior middle hitter on the Mt. Rainier team, received favorable comments from all her opponents for both her formidable offensive play, and her tenacious defense.  The Yelm team served really tough, passed well, and played solid defense behind a tall front line.  The Yelm/Mt. Rainier pool match went to a third game, and both teams had several opportunities to win the match.

The coaches all expressed their appreciation to host Bremerton for making this initial shakedown cruise possible.  The teams at this tournament were relatively "young", no more than two or three returning lettermen on most of the 3A teams, for example, and it was great to get this early experience.  It was also interesting to see how the officials handled the revised "first ball double hit" rule.  Beginning this year, the "finger action" prohibition on first-ball contacts has been removed.   At yesterday's tournament,  lot of first-ball "lifts" were called, suggesting that the high school rule will be interpreted a little tighter than the counterpart USAV-JOV rule.

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Status of Season & Jamboree Schedules

27 August 2003:  At the Seamount Coaches meeting the Divisional schedules were slightly modified, and the King Division Jamboree was scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 10th,  with Tyee High School hosting the Varsity and Mt. Rainier the JV.  Details are available on the Seamount Schedule page.

7 Sept. 2003:  The schedule of play at the Mt. Rainier JV Jamboree has been revised and it now provides one game against four opponents.  The play could not start until 4:30 pm, and with the original schedule, the last round of games was to start at 9 pm, which was thought to be too late.  With the new schedule, play should end by 8:30 pm, and everyone should be home by 9 pm.  Please see the revised schedule on the Seamount Schedule page.

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Links

Mapquest Maps to King Division High Schools

Lindbergh News and Notes

27 August 2003:  The Lindbergh High School practice and match schedule is available on the Lindbergh Fall 2003 page.

Matches Scores and Individual Highlights

27 August 2003:  We will again be posting results and individual highlights for our Divisional matches.  We would also like to post the JV and C match results.  Seamount teams that wish to be included in the reports are asked to contact "support" (below.)

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