Renton’s Tala Hild won a district title in the 100 butterfly Saturday, on her way to qualifying for state in four events.
The Indians tied with Steilacoom for sixth as a team, scoring 92 points. Lindbergh finished just behind in eighth with 85 points. Port Angeles won the meet with 177 points.
The Hazen girls soccer team beat Auburn Mountainview 1-0 Wednesday night to advance to the district tournament.
The Highlanders (12-4-1) took the lead late in the 75th minute when Dee Dee Green scored on an assist from Cindy Hanson. Cameron Devereux got the shutout.
For the third year in a row, the most important thing for the Liberty girls soccer team right now is patience.
The Patriots (12-3-1) locked up a third straight KingCo 3A/2A title last week, meaning a trip directly to state. It also means the team got to rest for a week while other teams worked through a gauntlet of district playoffs.
The following information was compiled based on City of Renton police reports.
Two teenagers could be charged with assault and a third with complicity to an assault after an incident at Lindbergh High School Oct. 5.
The Liberty girls cross-country team won a third straight Sea-King district title Oct. 25.
The Patriots scored 65 points, ahead of second-place Lakeside with 74. The boys team placed seventh, just missing state by four points.
The following information was compiled based on City of Renton police reports.
A Renton boy was arrested for trying to steal pop and assaulting a Jimmy John’s employee Oct. 1.
It’s impossible to miss her. For much of this season, Lindbergh senior Elise Aylward has simply been a cut above the competition.
After missing last season due to injury, Aylward is back with a vengeance. She leads the Seamount with 26 goals, eight more than Renton’s Asia Brisco in second.
Hazen fell to Kennedy 3-0 Tuesday night, setting up a three-way tie for the Seamount lead with no tiebreakers in place.
The Highlanders (10-4-1 overall, 5-1 Seamount) play Tyee Thursday night in the regular season finale. Kennedy (11-4-1, 5-1) plays Renton Thursday night. Lindbergh (11-4, 5-1) plays Highline Thursday night.
If all three win, the Seamount will have three co-champions.
After an undefeated season, the Liberty girls cross-country team won the KingCo meet for the first time in school history.
Megan Chucka again led the way in second place overall. Chucka ran a time of 19 minutes, 19 seconds. Liberty’s 40 points were well ahead of second-place Mercer Island’s 68.
The Hazen girls soccer team took over sole possession of the Seamount lead with a 4-0 win against Lindbergh under pouring rain Thursday night.
The Highlanders (10-3-1 overall, 5-0 Seamount) bounced back from losing 4-2 to the Eagles earlier this season. Hazen also fell to Kennedy that week.
Seamount 2A
The top three Seamount 2A teams advance directly to districts. The top Seamount seed plays the winner of a play-in game featuring the No. 5 SPSL seed against the No. 5 Olympic seed, Nov. 3 at Highline at 10 a.m.
The following information was compiled based on City of Renton police reports.
A Renton man allegedly harassed a woman by driving by and yelling at her multiple times Oct. 1.
The 54-year-old woman was in the front yard of her home when a car screeched to a stop in front her house. The 44-year-old driver then started to curse and yell at the woman, calling her names and identifying himself as Lucifer.
The Lindbergh boys and girls cross-country teams both won Seamount titles at the Seamount League Meet Saturday.
The top three girls teams were Lindbergh with 18 points, Kennedy with 58 and Renton at 67. The top boys teams: Lindbergh (38), Hazen (51), Renton (75).
Liberty’s Megan Chucka won her fourth race of the year as the Patriots girls cross-country team finished the dual meet season undefeated.
Chucka ran a time of 19 minutes, 13 seconds against Mount Si and Mercer Island Oct. 10. It was her best 5,000-meter time of the season.
The tradition of the Hazen volleyball team is painfully apparent every time it practices. Plaques hang around the gym listing league championships and other accomplishments for every Highlander sport. Well, every sport except one: volleyball.
“The reputation of Hazen volleyball hasn’t been strong for awhile,” said first-year coach Zach Orcutt. “So I wasn’t sure how things were going to go.”
Draper Valley Farms is moving operations out of Renton, affecting 66 workers.
Draper Valley is based in Mount Vernon and produces free-range, hormone-free chicken.
Spokesman Joe Forsthoffer said Coleman Natural Foods purchased Draper Valley about three years ago and the current lease in the Renton facility is running out.
A Renton woman’s car was vandalized Sept. 11. The 41-year-old woman went out to the car in the morning and found one of the tires was slashed several times.
At 4-1, the Renton girls soccer team has already topped last year’s three wins. The Indians have been potent on offense too, scoring 35 goals.
Much of the early success has been because of freshman Asia Brisco, a bubbly, confident forward with a nose for the goal.
The following information was compiled based on City of Renton police reports.
A man attempted to steal nearly $300 worth of liquor and candy from Safeway Sept. 11.
The man was leaving the downtown Safeway when an employee noticed that the items were not bagged properly and asked the man for his receipt. He pretended to show the employee a receipt then tipped over the cart full of merchandise and ran off.
Off to a 5-2 start, the Lindbergh girls swim team is looking forward to the meat of its Seamount schedule.
“We’re doing great so far,” said Lindbergh coach Roger Miron. “We started off the season hot and the kids are starting to get into shape.”
