Sports Archives
Basketball: JV Boys blow out Bruins
Written by Liam Potocsnak, Former Student on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
The Snohomish JV Boys Basketball Team shocked Cascade Tuesday night in a blowout 46-24 game at home. Nearly doubling the Cascade Bruins in final points, the Panthers led the game from the first shot, a 3-pointer sunk by junior Zak Carlson, who would go on to lead the Panthers by scoring 13 points. The first quarter largely showcased the Panthers’ distance shooting, which earned the 9 points out of their total 16 for that quarter. READ STORY »
Snohomish girls basketball face a tough loss against Lynnwood High School
Written by Savannah Schedin, Former Student on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Ending with a score of 63-45, the Snohomish girls basketball team suffered a tough loss at last Friday’s game against Lynwood High School. READ STORY »
Boys basketball versus Kamiak
Written by Annabelle Wagar, Former Student on Friday, January 11, 2013
The Snohomish Boys’ Basketball team battled Kamiak High School in a 64-61 game last night with an end result of a close defeat. It was a nail biting game that left no one seated, and had every Panther fan cheering.
“Kamiak is very fast-pace and we just need to stay with their pace,” said coach Len Bone prior to the game. READ STORY »
Boys Swim Team is back
Written by Cyrena Sandoval, Former Student on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
The swim team is back in the pools and ready to take on the competition.
With the loss of Austin Campbell and Stephen Michel, both 2012 graduates of 2012, Robert Serviss, the swim team coach, says, “We’ll need [the swimmers] to step up to help fill the gaps they left.”
Serviss says we should be watching are Easton Lemos, a junior at SHS, and Ryan Fairhurst, a senior who is also team captain. READ STORY »
Snohomish-Glacier Peak volleyball ends with a loss
Written by Sarah Ross, Former Student on Monday, September 17, 2012
The dynamic rivalry between the girls’ volleyball teams of Snohomish, and Glacier Peak high school was conclusively settled at last night’s volleyball game. Despite both hosting the game, and attracting close to 50 student fans, the SHS volleyball team was unable to pull through. Ending with a score of 1-3 Glacier Peak, both teams team are already looking forward to a prompt rematch.
As an immense rivalry game, no one on the SHS volleyball team took this game more serious than the team captains. READ STORY »
Alumni, Jones, goes pro
Written by Lanesha Reagan, Former Student on Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Derek Jones, 2009 graduate of SHS, was drafted by the Colorado Rockies in the eighth round as the 258th overall pick. Jones has been playing at Washington State University for the past four years and will be on his way to Colorado very soon.
As a star player at SHS, he led the Panthers to a 2008 state championship. Making a difference for Snohomish and Washington State, Jones is sure to do the same for the Rockies. As a senior, he led the team with a 3.35 batting average, 17 doubles, three triples and nine home runs. READ STORY »
Football camp is fast approaching
Written by Tessa Bowen, Former Student on Monday, June 11, 2012
The vast open football field can seem intimidating for most people who are standing on its green grass-like turf.
Luckily, the football players are already experienced with this, facing it every football game that they play. Students who believe they have what it takes to be a football player can come out on June 10 – 12, seeing if they have what it takes. READ STORY »
Girl's prepare for fall volleyball
Written by Lanesha Reagan, Former Student on Wednesday, June 6, 2012
With the volleyball season rapidly approaching many girls that are trying out are starting to feel the nerves sink in. Although excited, there is more pressure on the ladies than there was in the past years. After having many seniors graduated within the last two years, the SHS volleyball team is hoping to have a game changing year. READ STORY »
Girl's summer basketball prepares players for regular season
Written by Serina Preach, Former Student on Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Girls summer basketball is starting up for another year at SHS. There will be no try outs, all the girls who played basketball during fall for SHS can come and participate in the summer basketball season with the new incoming freshman who would like to play for SHS. READ STORY »
New aquatic center to be built in place of the MAC
Written by Samantha Scott, Former Student on Wednesday, June 6, 2012
This summer the Maple Avenue Campus will be demolished to begin construction of the new Snohomish Aquatic Center.
The $21 million recreation center, designed by Dull Olson Weekes Architects will accommodate multiple pools, including a wave pool, a learn-to-swim area, and hot tubs.
The aquatic center will be open to water aerobics sessions and public recreation; it will also have a 10-lane pool for competitions. The fact the pool is inside helps competitive swimmers with the anti-glare. READ STORY »
