tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-77371726306800367582012-01-26T16:15:06.169-08:00Check in here to report and read about youth and high school sports in Oak Harbor. Email me at oakharborsportsreport@comcast.net with your sport's result and/or notable performances.Oak Harbor Sports Reporthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16954167962815400194noreply@blogger.comBlogger10341100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7737172630680036758.post-54817929459180970752012-01-26T16:04:00.001-08:002012-01-26T16:15:06.206-08:00

It was another rough night for the OHHS girls basketball teams as they went up against the Meadowdale Mavericks.On the "C" team, the Wildcats were down by 5 at the first horn and a manageable 7 at halftime, 21-14, then closed the gap to just 6 points at the end of the third, but the Mavs finished the game by holding OH to just 4 points in the final period, winning 36-14. Kenna Prosch was the

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Due to a missed date due to the snow last week, the OHHS wrestling team wrestled in two meets last Tuesday night at Meadowdale. The first was the make up, against Mountlake Terrace. The Hawks did not field a JV team, so there are only varsity results.Out of the 14 weight classes, Terrace forfeited five to the Wildcats. Of the 9 matches wrestled, Oak Harbor won 8, 6 by pin. The final score was

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It was not a good night for the OHHS girls basketball teams Monday night against the visiting Everett Seagulls.The "C" team did not score any points in the first quarter while allowing 16 and never got on track offensively. In the end it was Everett 45, OH 22. Tierra White scored 8, Irene Gribble and KC Winfield 5 each and Jessica Hollins 4.In the JV game, OH lead 8-6 at the first horn, but

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After a long, unexpected layoff, the Wildcat girls basketball team returned to action on Saturday in a makeup game against Lynnwood.The C game in the dome was a foulfest from beginning to end. Oak Harbor ended the game shooting 42 free throws and Lynnwood made 19 attempts. Both teams' FT shooting percentage was right around 25%. Oak Harbor led 10-4 at the first horn and held on to the 6-point

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Thursday night at OHHS two unbeated teams matched up for what was likely to be the WESCO 3A championship on the line.Everett was ranked #7 in 3A and #16 in the state across all classifications and had two wrestlers currently ranked as #1 in 3A.Oak Harbor came into the meet with a #8 and #9 ranked wrestlers, but missing their 3rd ranked wrestler and 3 other varsity men due to medical issues.The

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At OHMS on Tuesday, the Panthers hosted LaVenture and left the gym with a sweep.In the 7th grade game, OHMS led 12-7 at the first buzzer, but LaVenture came back, taking a 19-17 lead at halftime. Opening the 2nd half, the Panthers went on an 11-2 run to retake the lead 28-21, and added more in the 4th, winning 48-28.The Panthers led throughout the 8th grade game, but liberal substituting by

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Just a few more seconds is all they needed. In the first league game of the season the Oak Harbor boys basketball team lost to Shorecrest 68-51 at Shorecrest.In the rematch at OHHS Tuesday night, the Wildcats came back from 8 points down at the beginning of the 3rd quarter and outscored the Scots 21-16, but came just 3 points short as time expired, 63-60. It was a great game and close through

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Oak Harbor travel should reduce a bit next year due to changes in the WESCO alignment caused by school size shifts.Oak Harbor will remain a 3A school. Stanwood and Marysville-Pilchuck are moving down to 3A, Lynnwood to 4A, and Mt. Vernon will move to 4A and rejoin WESCO. With the additonal 3A teams, WESCO will now be split into 4 divisions:WESCO 3A North: Everett, Pilchuck, Getchell, Oak Harbor,

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Monday night the Coupeville Wolves girls basketball team hosted the Sultan Turks. The Wolves' varsity squad came into the game with a 0-6 conference record and the Turks were at 1-4. On the JV side Coupeville was 0-5 and Sultan 4-5The JV team, behind 4 points each by Bree Messner and Madi Strasburg jumped to a 12-6 first-quarter lead and held off a Turk comeback to lead 16-11 at the half.

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The Oak Harbor varsity wrestling team went to Edmonds on Saturday and came out winners, earning 212.5 points, ahead of 2nd place Edmonds Woodway with 207.Here are OH wrestlers who were in the top 8:106 - Jeremy Vester - t-3rd126 - Cody Fakkema - 1st132 - Mark Johnston - 2nd138 - Ryuta Meany - 4th145 - Nate Stanford - 4th145 - Sheyenne Sams - t-5th152 - Josh Crebbin - 2nd160 - David Payne - 6th170

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The S.W.I.S.H. league in Mt. Vernon started their winter season with seeding games at various locations in and around Mt. Vernon. This year, Oak Harbor is fielding a 5th grade team, two 6th grade teams, a 7th grade team and two 8th grade teams.Three of the games were covered Saturday afternoon/evening.The 7th grade team was first, playing the Celtics from Granite Falls at Skagit Valley College.

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The Oak Harbor boys basketball teams recorded their first 3-game sweep of an opponent by beating Marysville-Getchell in varsity, JV and Freshman action Friday night at OHHS.In Freshman action, the two teams played fairly evenly in the first half, which ended with Oak Harbor ahead 25-19, but the Wildcats opened up the game in the second half, outscoring the Chargers 28-17 on the way to a 53-36

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Granite Falls traveled to Coupeville Thursday for varsity and JV matchups against the Wolves.In the JV game, things were close in the first quarter, which ended in an 8-8 tie, but in the second, the Tigers took advantage of the short-handed Wolves and went on a 21-9 run to take a 29-17 lead into the locker room at the half and never looked back, winning 67-36.Freshman Joel Walstad led the team

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The Glacier Peak Grizzlies came to Oak Harbor Wednesday night undefeated in league play - for all three teams. Their Freshman/C team, JV team and Varsity teams were all 6-0 in league play. They all ended the night 7-0 at the expense of the Wildcats.In the dome, Tierra White led the Wildcats with 5 points and Irene Gribble added 4. Kenna Prosch, Jessica Hollins and KC Winfield scored 2 each in

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The Oak Harbor Wildcat wrestling team hit the mat against Glacier Peak Tuesday night with much success.Starting with JV, Ben Pralle, Keikai Tarrant, Alex Rutter, CJ Shavers each earned pins, with Pralle, Shavers and Rutter getting first-round pins.Other JV winners were Sheyenne Sams, Brody Dedobbelaere and Chris Carter, who won a close 15-14 decision.The varsity match started with Nate Stanford

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The first middle school boys basketball game of the year was North Whidbey visiting Oak Harbor.The 7th grade game started slow, but Oak Harbor warmed up quickly and won 40-20.In the 8th grade game it was closer, but OHMS dominated, winning 52-39.7th grade video clips are posted HERE8th grade videos are HEREClick HERE for 7th grade photosHERE are the 8th grade pics.Included with the photos are

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Four Oak Harbor wrestlers are now ranked in the top 10 in the state.At 120 lbs, Sophomore Jahleel Vester is #8At 126 lbs, junior Cody Fakkema is #3At 132 lbs and new to the rankings is freshman Mark Johnston at #9Jennifer Fremd is currently ranked #5 for girls in all classes at 137 lbs.See them all in action on Tuesday when the wrestling team hosts Glacier Peak. JV starts at 5:40, Varsity at 7pm.

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On December 29th and 30th, the Oak Harbor girls basketball team hosted their annual Santa Slam tournament.This year, two teams from east of the Cascades sent their varsity squads - Pullman and Lewiston, ID. The JV field was sparse, with only Anacortes sending a team. In the dome, it was OH, Lynnwood, Anacortes and South Whidbey with "C" teams.Thursday started with 2 games at 2:20 in the

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In a mostly empty gym Thursday evening, the Oak Harbor girls basketball team played against the Mountlake Terrace Hawks.Both Wildcat teams were short of players due to a number of reasons. On the JV team, three girls were called up from the "C" squad to make an 8-girl team. The JV girls had little luck on offense and lost 48-12. Leading the JV team was Danielle Teasley with 6 points. Brook

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Wednesday afternoon the Wildcat wrestling team headed up SR 20 to Anacortes HS for a series of dual meets. In addition to Oak Harbor and host Anacortes, there were Mt. Vernon, Clover Park, Archbishop Murphy, Sehome, Shorewood and a catch-all team called the All-Stars.Oak Harbor started the day against Mt. Vernon and performed well. Freshman Jeremy Vester started the day going against fellow

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Playing their second game in a row with a depleted squad, the Coupeville boys hosted the Bellevue Christian Vikings Wednesday night in front of a spirited and loud, but disappointingly small crowd.Depleted in this case meant playing iron ball in the JV game, and in the varsity game there was only 1 sub available.While the scores were lopsided, there were a lot of positives from both games. Both

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Oak Harbor hosted the Meadowdale Mavericks in the last home game of 2011.Starting in the dome, the 1-3 freshman team faced a 3-1 and talented Meadowdale squad. The Mav jumped to a big 17-4 lead early, then cruised on to a 71-32 win. Leading the Wildcats was Zach Jones with 14 points. James Clay netted 5, Jacob Sturdevant 4, Gage Eccleston 3 and Tre Bobo and Carter Wride a pair each.The

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Saturday morning 15 young wrestlers left Oak Harbor before 6am and traveled to Arlington for the Arlington Folkstyle Classic tournament.While there were lots of tears shed, both in happiness and frustration, all the young wrestlers did their best.If the 15 Whidbey Wildcat Wrestlers entered, 10 placed in the top 3 in their bracket and 4 were tournament champion.Over 100 photos taken of Wildcat

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The Everett Seagulls came to town Friday evening for a set of 3 games against the Wildcats. The Seagulls varsity and JV squads came into the game winless in WESCO 3A, and the freshman team had only one league victory.The Oak Harbor freshman team took an early lead and never let up, earning a convincing first league win, 61-45. Zach Jones led the scoring with 19 points and James Clay was also in

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The 7th and 8th grade boys teams from North Whidbey Middle School hosted the Anacortes Seahawks Thursday afternoon.In the 7th grade game, Anacortes came out hot and built a 12-2 first-quarter lead. The Cougars couldn't get through the tough Anacortes defense and was down 23-5 at halftime. In the 3rd, NWMS played nearly even with the Seahawks, scoring 8 points, but still trailed 33-13. In the

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Thursday the Wildcat wrestling team hosted their first home meet of the year against the Lynnwood Royal. The Royals, although without a lot of depth, came into the meet with 3 wrestlers ranked in the top 10 in 3A. The Wildcats had two, Jahleel Vester and Cody Fakkema.There were 15 JV matches total, four of them exhibition matches featuring two Wildcats wrestling each other. Of the 11 matches

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Wednesday evening the Wildcats hosted the Shorewood Thunderbirds.The "C" team game was bordering on dull. At the end of the first quarter the score was 5-2 in favor of the T-birds and 5-5 at halftime. Shorewood scored a 3-pointer early and followed it up with a field goal, then the Wildcats had a pair of field goals by Kaitlyn Haley and Kenna Prosch and a free throw by KC Winfield.Things were

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The Lynnwood Royals came to town Tuesday night for a trio of games.In the dome, the freshman team played a tight game throughout, with neither team able to take control of the game. OH led 8-6 at the end of the first quarter but trailed 23-22 at the half. They still trailed by 1, 37-36 at the end of the third, and with time running out in the game, a well-shot ball at the buzzer missed, leaving

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The Oak Harbor boys swim team demolished the Everett Seagulls Monday night at John Vanderzicht Memorial Pool 136-45.Of the 12 events, Oak Harbor won all but the 100m backstroke. Below are the Wildcat winners with their times.200 medley relay--Oak Harbor (Jacob Jepsen, David Kusnick, Caley Powers, Kevin Levy) 2:06.68200 freestyle--Toren Wood (OH) 2:28.21200 individual medley--Jacob Jepsen (OH) 2:

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Saturday was a large tournament at Snohomish High School with over 30 Oak Harbor wrestlers attending. Unlike most tournaments that have distinct weight classes, this tournament arranged the wrestlers into 8-man/woman brackets with all 8 wrestlers in that bracket 'around' the same weight. This tournament is designed to get as much mat time as possible. Most tournaments are double-elimination

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It was ladies only night for basketball at Coupeville High School Friday night as they hosted the Archbishop Murphy Wildcats.The JV game was full of ups and downs. An early down was a lack of scoring by the Wolves in the first quarter. When the horn sounded, Coupeville was down 12-0. A great up followed as Breeanna Messner scored 7 of her 9 points and Madeline Strasburg added 6 as the Wolves

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Thursday night the wrestling team traveled to Marysville for a dual meet against the Tomahawks.In JV action, Ryuta Meany, CJ Shavers, Jackson Constant, Chris Carter and Tyler Adamson all won by pin, and Noel Cheeseboro won 12-8.For the varsity, winners were Nathaniel Stanford, Josh Orritt, Hunter Vail, Jeremy and Jahleel Vester and Cody Fakkema. All the wins were by pinfall.Unfortunately, the

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There was no C/Freshman game Wednesday night at OHHS as the visiting Shorecrest Scots did not have a team. As a result, freshman Brook Peplinski was pulled up to fill the spot of an ill JV player.Shorecrest is a strong, experienced team and the Wildcats just didn't have an answer for the Scots' full-court press. The JV team was down 15-3 at the end of the first quarter, and even though they

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The middle school volleyball season is a little more than half over, and if you haven't been to watch any of the matches, you've missed some free entertainment. While their skills are still developing, the girls' enthusiasm is fully developed. The work hard and play hard and it shows.Tuesday afternoon the Anacortes Seahawks came to the North Whidbey Middle School gym for 7th and 8th grade

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Last Friday, Coupeville hosted Meridian for both boys and girls basketball, and it wasn't a good night for the wolves.The JV girls fell behind early and just could not get any offensive rhythm going. The final in that game was 45-15 for Meridian. Camilla Riche led the Wolves with 6 points. Hailey Hammer scored 4, Amanda Fabrizi 3 and Breeanna Messner 2.At the same time, the varsity boys were

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All three girls teams broke into the win column Monday night against the Squalicum storm, but it wasn't easy.The freshman teams played close in the first quarter, with OH behind 12-10 then took a 18-16 lead into the locker room at halftime. In the 3rd period, the defense played tough, shutting out the Storm while the offense scored 6, putting OH up 24-16. Defense was still the name of the OH

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All three girls basketball teams kicked off their 2011-2012 season last night vs the Arlington Eagles at OHHS.This year there is no freshman team, but a "C" team, as not enough freshmen tried out to make a full team, so 3 sophomores were retained to complete the team. In that game the 'Cats were down by one at the end of the first quarter, 7-8, but came back to take a 2-point lead, 16-14 at

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Tuesday night the Anacortes Seahawks came to town, but it was just the JV and Freshman teams. Both varsity teams were going to play in tournaments over the holidays which left a date open for the sub-varsity teams.In the Freshman game, Zach Jones scored 13 and Gage Eccleston added 7, but they could not overcome a very good Seahawk team. Anacortes won 52-28. Also scoring for the Wildcats were

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Tuesday saw the opening of the 2011-2012 basketball season with a boys non-league game vs the 4A Cascade Bruins at OHHS.In the dome, the freshmen boys game had a very slow start, with OH behind 4-3 at the end of the first quarter. Both teams improved in the second quarter, but the Wildcats were still behind by 1 point at halftime, 16-15. The trend continued in the 3rd, with OH still trailing by

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Below is the schedule for the OHHS Competitive Cheer squad for 2011-2012. COMPETITIONS DATE LOCATION Spirit Fest Sat. Jan. 7 OHHS Harbor Cheerfest Sat. Jan. 14 Gig Harbor Wintercheer Classic Sat. Jan. 21 Issaquah WSCCA Last Chance Sat. Jan. 28 Bellevue Qualifier

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Below is the OHHS Boys Swim schedule for 2011-2012 DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME Dec. 1 Thurs. Lake Stevens Lake Stevens 3:15 Dec. 6 Tues. Marysville Pilck/Marysville Getchell Marysville Pilchuck High School 2:45 Dec. 8 Thurs. Shorewood/Stanwood Shorecrest @ Shoreline Pool 3:30 Dec. 12 Mon.

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Below is the Girls Basketball schedule for 2011-2012 DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME TIME TIME 9th JV Varsity Dec. 1 Thurs. Arlington Oak Harbor High School 5:40 5:40 7:15 Dec. 5 Mon. Squalicum Oak Harbor High School 5:40 5:40 7:30 Dec. 7 Weds. Shorecrest Oak Harbor High School 5:40 5:40

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Below is the OHHS boys basketball schedule for 2011-2012 DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME TIME TIME 9th-Team JV Varsity Nov. 29 Tues. Cascade Oak Harbor High School 5:40 5:40 7:15 Nov. 30 Weds. Anacortes Oak Harbor High School 7:00 7:00 none Dec. 6 Tues. Shorecrest

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Below is the 2011-2012 OHHS Wrestling schedule. This year OHHS will host the sub-regional tournament on February 3rd and 4th. DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME Dec. 2 Fri. Monroe(7PM) vs Arlington(5:45PM) Glacier Pk Glacier Peak 5:45 & 7:00 Dec. 8 Thurs.

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Saturday the Oak Harbor Catz, a combined 5th-8th grade AAU girls basketball team, coached by Gary Brundidge, played a doubleheader at Mt. Baker Middle School in Mt. Vernon.The first game was against the Friday Harbor Tigers. It was a close game throughout. The Catz were down by just 1 point at the end of the 3rd period and grabbed a small lead late in game. Unfortunately, with just seconds

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On Friday the 18th, the Whidbey Wildcat Wrestling team traveled to LaVenture MS in Mt. Vernon for a 'friendly' dual meet with the Mt. Vernon Pitbulls.No scores were kept, with the whole point of the meet being to get as much live wrestling for as many kids as possible.The wrestlers seemed to enjoy themselves, getting some good wrestling in without the pressures associated with a tournament. The

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On Tuesday, November 15th, the middle school volleyball season kicked off with Oak Harbor Middle School crossing the highway for a match at North Whidbey Middle School.OHMS won the 7th grade JV match 3-0, but in 7th grade varsity action, North Whidbey dominated, winning the first game 25-9, then capturing game two 25-21 and game three 25-15.Video highlights from the OH/NW 7th grade match are

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It was a busy two weekends for Oak Harbor Youth Football with the playoffs in full swing.On November 4th, the Pumas, Jaguars and Wildcats all played at Wildcat Memorial Stadium. If the Pumas and Jaguars both won, it would set up an all-OH final in the junior division Superbowl.The Jaguars were up first, and were the only 'home' team that day, playing against Arlington Blue. The Jags played a

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Friday night the Oak Harbor Wildcat varsity football team hosted the Eastside Catholic Crusaders in a 3A play-in game, with the winner moving on to the 3A state playoffs.Eastside Catholic got on the board first with a 5-play drive ending with a 26-yard pass TD with 10:16 left in the first quarter. Oak Harbor responded with a 10-play drive with Ian Kolste finding Mike Washington open in the

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Last Thursday, the Wildcat volleyball team met up with the Glacier Peak Grizzlies for the third time this season, and for the third time this season, it was a 5-game nailbiter. Adding to the stress was that the winner would move on for a possible trip to the state tournament, the losers would have their season end.Game one was tight early, but halfway through the Grizzlies took control by going

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Half of the postseason District 1 tournament, featuring the top 3A teams from WESCO and the Northwest Conference was held at OHHS Monday, with the other half held at Glacier Peak HS. At Glacier Peak, the Grizzlies beat Mt. Vernon 3-0 and Meadowdale beat Shorewood in the first round and in the second round it was Meadowdale 3, GP 1 and Mt. Vernon 3, Shorewood 1, leaving Meadowdale in first,

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The JV team played their final game of the 2011 season Monday night, hosting the Meadowdale Mavericks.The 'Cat JV team avenged the varsity loss last week by defeating the Mavs 44-16.With the win, the team finished the season with a 6-1 record, their only loss a non-league game to Mt. Vernon.The varsity team plays at home on Friday, November 4th against Eastside Catholic.30 pictures from the 3rd

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Saturday was a big day for Oak Harbor Youth Football.First, at Mt. Vernon HS, the peewee Bobcats won the NCYFL Mountain division championship game by trouncing previously undefeated Sedro Woolley 21-6. Great job Bobcats!At Ferndale, the 4-3 Pumas took on 5-2 Bellingham and won, setting up a possible faceoff between the two OH Junior teams for the championship, as the 7-0 Jaguars easily beat 3-4

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Oak Harbor Cross Country runner John Kaltenbach was named an Athlete of the Week in the most recent Everett Herald.See the complete article HERE.

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The OHHS Boys and Girls Cross Country teams are both ranked 9th in the most recent Seattle Times rankings!Great job Wildcats!

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Both the boys and girls OHHS Cross Country teams were at South Whidbey HS Saturday afternoon for the District Meet. The top 2 teams would go on to the state meet in Pasco.Last week at the league meet, the Oak Harbor girls came in second to Glacier Peak, this week with the Northwest League 3A teams added, the result was still the same. Glacier Peak first, Oak Harbor second. The Grizzlies

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It wasn't pretty Friday night in a class 1A playoff game at Wildcat Memorial Stadium featuring Coupeville vs #4 ranked Meridian.Coupeville was down 5 players from last week's game, then lost another three during Friday's game, two via ambulance.Things didn't start well for the Wolves as a bad snap on a punt was recovered by Merdian in the end zone for an early touchdown.The Coupeville defense

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For their final regular season game of the year, the 9-0 Oak Harbor Wildcats traveled to Edmonds Stadium to take on the 9-0 Meadowdale Mavericks. The game was billed as the immoveable object (the Meadowdale defense) vs the irresistible force (the OH offense).In this case, the defense won.The game started out well for Oak Harbor when Josh McVey recovered a fumble caused by Casey Ferguson during a

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The Oak Harbor girls soccer teams completed their 2011 season Wednesday night with a game against league-leading and undefeated Everett.In the JV game, goalkeeper Makenzie Perry had numerous saves, but 3 balls got through, giving Everett a 3-0 win.In the varsity game, Everett showed why they are ranked #3 in the state in 3A. The varsity game ended with Everett on top 10-0.Although the varsity

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The Coupeville Wolves girls soccer team hosted a first-round 1A playoff game Wednesday night vs Meridian HS.Although Meridian spent a lot of time in the Coupeville half of the field in the first half, the score was 0-0 at the break.Shortly after halftime was over, though, Meridian broke the tie with a goal and added another later to win the game 2-0, ending Coupeville's season.Photos are posted

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The Oak Harbor Freshman football team completed their season at home Tuesday evening with a 47-0 win over Arlington.The Wildcats ran only 10 offensive plays in the first quarter, with 4 of them going for touchdowns as OH built an early 28-0 lead.In the second quarter, two drives were stopped inside the Arlington 10 yard line, but the Wildcat scored on a 7-yard run with 2:14 left to boost the

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The WESCO 3A championships were held Saturday afternoon at Lakewood HS just outside of Arlington. As expected, Glacier Peak won both the boys and girls titles, but in second place in both were the Oak Harbor Wildcats.GP dominated in the girls race, and no Oak Harbor girls were in the top 10 finishers, but the Wildcats did capture the next 3, and put 3 more into the top 20. Hannah Bressler was

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What a day! Saturday's games started in a pouring rain and ended in blazing sunshine.In the next-to-last week of games in the fall season, there were still a lot of soccer to be played, rain or no rain.With photos of all the U-6 teams and all but one of the U8 teams done, this weekend is mostly U-10 and U-12 action.In girls games, we finally got to the final GU-8 team. The Teal Diamonds vs the

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All six Oak Harbor youth football teams were in action last Saturday, with 4 teams playing at home.On the road at Mt. Vernon, the peewee Bobcats played their first-round playoff game against Arlington Blue and beat them 13-0. They now move on to a semifinal game next weekend.Also away were the junior Pumas, who fought hard but came up 2 points short in a 28-30 loss to Arlington Gold. The Pumas

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As expected, the Oak Harbor Wildcats dominated the visiting Marysville-Getchell Chargers on Homecoming night last Friday.The game didn't start well for the 'Cats. The Chargers took the opening kickoff out to the OH 31, then OH got hit with a defensive pass interference call, but right after that Jeremy Foster tackled the MG runner in the backfield then Brent Ryan recovered a fumble at the

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Last Thursday, October 20th, there was a massively important volleyball match in the OHHS gym, with Glacier Peak coming to town and home-court advantage in the upcoming playoffs on the line.Starting over in the dome, the Freshman had a bad first game, losing 11-25. They recovered well, and posted 25-18, 25-22 in the final two games to win the match 2-1.The JV won their first game easily, 25-16,

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The Wildcat United cross country team, made up of students from both OHMS and NWMS, ran their second home meet of the season last Thursday at City Beach Park in Oak Harbor with much success.Of the four races, boys and girls 7th grade and boys and girls 8th grade, Oak Harbor runners won three.In the 7th grade girls race, it was another 1-2 finish for Oak Harbor, with Kaitlyn Chelberg coming in

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It was another thumping Wednesday night at OHHS at the Freshman football team beat Shorecrest 50-0.The Oak Harbor domination was so complete, that the Shorecrest highlight was a punt. They punted from their own 39, the ball hit the ground at the OH 40 and bounced and rolled all the way to the OH 8 yard line.The start of the game was fairly slow, as OH led 8-0 at the first break. The score came

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It was another rough night for the Wildcat soccer team last night at Wildcat Memorial Stadium.Terrace scored once in the first half and once in the second half to defeat the OHHS JV squad 2-0.In the varsity match, the teams played evenly until MLT was able get a shot past the OH goalkeeper with less than 5 minutes to go in the first half. Earlier in the half, an apparent goal by Oak Harbor was

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In their final home meet of the season, the OHHS girls swim team dominated visiting Meadowdale 122-61. The Wildcats won 8 events and their depth allowed them to get second place in 10 more.As usual, Ciara Hu and Karina Concepcion led way with two individual wins each. Hu in the 100 fly and diving, Concepcion in the 50 free and 100 back.Also winning their events were Mollie Briddell (200 free),

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While the JV tennis team struggled this year, losing twice to Mountlake Terrace by a single match, individually the season was very successful. Coach Mark Strohschein was pleased with the progress his young team made over the season, and is looking for many to make the move to Varsity next year.Photos from last Thursday's match against Glacier Peak are posted HERE.

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With the regular season starting to wind down the Wildcat varsity football team traveled to Shoreline Stadium to play the Shorecrest Highlanders last Friday night looking to keep their perfect record intact.Oak Harbor got on the board first on a 1-yard run up the gut by big Brent Ryan to finish an 8-play, 59-yard drive halfway through the first quarter. Shorecrest responded early in the second

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Four of the six Oak Harbor Youth Football teams played at the Ft. Nugent field Saturday while the other two were on the road.At Burlington, the Bobcats won 47-13 to boost their record to 5-1. Their only loss was to 6-0 Sedro Woolley. Next weekend the Bobcats start their playoffs with a game against Arlington Blue at Mt. Vernon High School at 3pm.At Mt. Vernon HS, the midget Panthers destroyed

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The South Whidbey Falcons drove up the highway to Coupeville to take on the Wolves in volleyball Thursday night and brought along a lot of fans.This was the second meeting between the two teams this year. In the first match, Coupeville gave up a 2-0 lead and lost 3-2 at South Whidbey.First up was the JV squad. The JV numbers were down since half of the players were split off into a "C" team to

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It was an up and down night for Oak Harbor girls soccer Tuesday night at Wildcat Memorial Stadium.On the up side the JV team dominated the visiting Lynnwood Royals 5-0. It's the third win of the season for the JV girls.On the down side, after 80 minutes of regulation and two 5-minute overtime periods, the Lynnwood and Oak Harbor varsity teams left the field with a 0-0 tie on the scoreboard. The

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The good news - the OHHS Freshman team remains undefeated in WESCO 3A. The bad news, they are no longer undefeated for the season, losing 14-0 at a wet Quil Ceda Stadium against the Marysville-Pilchuck Tomahawks.MP scored in the first quarter, taking the opening kickoff and driving down to the OH 3 yard line, partly due to a 30+ yard run by the Tomahawks, before punching it in. The kick missed,

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Stinging from two straight losses last week, the Wildcats were ready for a rematch against the Mountlake Terrace Hawks Monday night at OHHS. Saturday at a tournament in Anacortes, the Wildcats went undefeated in pool play, but lost 2-1 in the opening round of bracket play to the Hawks.Before the game, Coach Molitor took some time to recognize the 3 seniors on this years' team. Standing before

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Four of the six Oak Harbor teams were in action Saturday at Ft. Nugent Park, 3 of them at home.On the road, the senior Wildcats held on to their tied for 2nd place with a 20-14 win at Arlington Gold. The 'Cats are now 5-1 on the season.At home, the Jaguars game was a nail-biter as the game went down to the wire. In the end, it was Oak Harbor 18, Burlington Gold 13. The Jaguars remain

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The Josiah Miller show visited Oak Harbor last Friday night at the Wildcats took on the Mt. Vernon Bulldogs. MV came in with a 4-1 record, their only loss to 4A Mariner, 28-24.The game started badly for the Wildcats at the opening kickoff was fumbled at the OH 27 and MV recovered. One play later the Bulldogs were in the end zone, just 16 seconds into the game.Oak Harbor responded with a Miller

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Another week, another blowout by the Oak Harbor freshman football team. The victim this time was Lynnwood, who ended up on the short end of a 68-0 score.The Wildcats scored in all aspects - offense, defense and special teams.The first quarter ended with OH on top 14-0. The offense ran just 3 plays to score the two touchdowns.For the remainder of the first half, Oak Harbor ran just offensive

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Saturday was a busy day for our photographer, as he was able to get images from 9 soccer games while squeezing in 3 youth football games.We now have photos of all the U-6 teams now posted and all but one of the U-8 teams (sorry, GU-8 team 5 - we'll get you in two weeks).Here are the U-6 and U-8 teams we got photos of on Saturday the 8th of October:GU-6 Pink Dragons vs Purple Sporty DolphinsBU-8

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It was a big night in the Oak Harbor gym Thursday night when the Wildcat volleyball team took on the Meadowdale Mavericks for two reasons. First, it was breast cancer awareness night, with both varsity teams in pink jerseys. Also, both teams came into the contest with just one league loss, so sole possession of first place in WESCO 3A was on the line.The freshman team lost their first two games

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The boys tennis team had a hard week, falling 7-0 to Shorewood and 6-1 to Lynnwood.In the Shorewood match on 10/4, 3rd doubles Tom Dale and Jacob Nelson split the first two sets, winning the first 7-5 and losing the second 6-4. Due to time constraints and since the outcome between the two teams was already decided, there wasn't a 3rd set, but a super-tiebreaker. In that period, Shorewood was

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The Oak Harbor United middle school cross country team was at home Wednesday for the first time in at least two years with a meet at City Beach Park, hosting LaVenture, Anacortes and Mt. Baker Middle Schools.The 7th grade girls race was first and the Wildcats dominated. Kaitlyn Chelberg was first on the 1.5 mile course in a time of 9:22. Right behind her was Carolynn Wicker in 9:26. Lauryn

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In their home swim meet Monday evening against Marysville-Getchell and Marysville-Pilchuck, the Wildcats dominated, defeating the Getchell Chargers 137-44 and the Pilchuck Tomahawks 140-39.Karina Concepcion won the 50-free in a time that automatically qualified her for state, swimming the two-length race in 28.57.Ciara Hu was a double winner in the 200IM and 100 Fly.Another double winner was

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Another week, another blowout. While not many doubted the final outcome, Lynnwood did make a game of it. While the OH offense pounded it out as usual, the defense provided some points of their own.OH got on the board first when Peter Franssen intercepted the 3rd play from scrimmage at the 50 and ran it back for a score. He then kicked the PAT to put OH up 7-0 just over a minute and a half into

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Five of the Six Oak Harbor Youth Football teams played Saturday with 4 winners.The Midget Panthers had the week off and their current record is 1-3.The Jaguars, Bobcats and Wildcats were at home and all won. The Jaguars were all over Burlington Blue 38-6, with the Burlington TD coming late in the game. The Jags are undefeated this season. The Bobcat game was closer but they also won 30-21 (

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Yet another Saturday at Ft. Nugent Park with hundreds of boys and girls outside, having fun, and learning skills and teamwork on various North Whidbey Soccer Club teams.Photos from 4 games are posted below.BU-8 Grey Hornets vs Yellow Zombies photos are posted HERE. The Hornets are sponsored by the Island Family Hearing Clinic and the Zombies are proud to call Angelo's Caffe as their sponsor.GU-8

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The boys JV tennis team had matches on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday last week, one a makeup of a rained out match.Wednesday the Mountlake Terrace Hawks were at OHHS and the OH boys played one of their best matches. Singles Vance Freitas and Flint Snyder both won in straight sets and the doubles team of Tabor Rupp and Ziwei Peng won in a 3rd-set tiebreaker, but winning the 3 matches wasn't

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If you weren't in the Coupeville gym Thursday night, you missed some exciting volleyball.In JV action, the Wolves found themselves down early and fought back to make it a game before falling 19-25 in game 1. Game 2 was even closer, with the girls right in it the whole game, but again Lakewood was able to pull out a win, 25-22. In game 3 it was again back and forth but this time the Wolves came

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The OH Volleyball team continued their win streak with an exciting 3-1 victory over the visiting Everett Seagulls last Tuesday.Oak Harbor jumped to an early 8-3 lead but Everett crept back in, tying the first game at 15. The Wildcats started to pull away 22-18 and finished up winning 25-21. Game 2 started out even, and the 'Cats were down 8-10 at one point, but the girls gathered themselves and

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See the full article in the Everett Herald.http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20110926/SPORTS01/110929792/1007

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It wasn't pretty, but our boys got the job done, beating the Everett JV football squad 13-6.Everett got on the board first with a 9-yard QB scramble. The PAT attempt failed, leaving the score at 6-0 with 5:29 left in the 2nd quarter.Oak Harbor came right back and tied the game on a 49-yard pass completion from Anthony Smith to Frank Grecco with 3:49 left in the first half. That PAT also

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Five of the six Oak Harbor teams were in action Saturday, 3 at home and two away.At home the Pumas started with a 50-6 thumping of Sedro Woolley. The senior Wildcat team went next, keeping the win streak going with a closer 27-12 win over Anacortes. Then at 1pm things didn't go well for the midget Panthers as they fell to Arlington Gold 46-0.On the road, the Bobcats were at Sedro Woolley and

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At the beginning of the season, Oak Harbor was picked by the coaches to finish 3rd in WESCO 3A, just ahead of Everett. Last Friday, it took just 2 plays to show that Oak Harbor was more than one place better than the Seagulls.Everett received the opening kickoff and on their first play Tucker Lundstrom stripped the ball and Josiah Miller fell on it giving OH a first down at the Everett 25. On

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On Saturday, both North Whidbey little league teams played at the Windjammer Fields in Oak Harbor.In the early game, the A-Team defeated the Black Hawks 15-4 (both team from North Whidbey) and in the nightcap of the doubleheader, the A-Team hosted South Whidbey.South Whidbey took an early 5-0 lead, but errant pitching by South Whidbey walked in a number of runs, two of them by batters hit by

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The Oak Harbor Wildcat girls soccer team had their first Saturday match of the season, and it was a beautiful, sunny day at Wildcat Memorial Stadium against the Marysville-Getchell Chargers.The JV game ended in a typical unsatisfying soccer score - 0-0.In the varsity game, Getchell scored once in each half to defeat the 'Cats 2-0.111 photos from the varsity game, including the varsity intros, are

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The Oak Harbor Cross Country team held their only home meet of the year Thursday afternoon at Oak Harbor's City Beach park. Visiting were squads from 4A schools Cascade, Monroe and Kamiak.The races started with the boys JV, and Oak Harbor dominated, capturing the first 8 places. Those first eight OH runners were Stephen Miller (16:53), Isaac Matthews, Adriel Eckart, Clayton Richardson, freshman

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Wednesday night the Oak Harbor freshmen completed the 3-team sweep of Shorewood in football by defeating the Thunderbirds 70-0.On Monday the JV squad traveled to Shoreline Stadium and shut out the T-birds 48-0. It was the JV team's first shutout of the season. Carlos Beltran scored first from 6 yards out and on the ensuing kickoff the 'cats forced a fumble on the Shorewood 4 yard line. Beltran

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Tuesday night was the first-ever meeting between the new Marysville-Getchell HS and the Oak Harbor Wildcats in volleyball. The MG team does not have a freshman team. Their JV team has one junior, two sophomores and the rest are freshmen.Because of that, our JV team perhaps thought that the Charger JV team would be easy to beat, especially after the JV girls jumped to a 6-2 lead in game one. At

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