Melissa Thompson, a 2005 graduate of Marysville-Pilchuck High School, has been selected to train with the juniors group at the USA Volleyball High Performance Holiday Camp, scheduled for Dec. 27-30 in Austin, Texas.
Thompson, a freshman volleyball player at Robert Morris University in Moon Township, Pa., was one of 50 women from around the country picked in her age group.
According to the USA Volleyball Web site, the camp is designed
to bring together top athletes in an atmosphere of learning and training, apart from the rigors of tryouts and competition.
Gymnastics
Leading edge turns in dominating
performance: Eleven gymnasts
from the Everett-based Leading
Edge Gymnastics Academy won allaround
titles in their age groups at
the Hot Air Classic held Oct. 22 in
Bellingham.
The Level 7 winners included
Cara Solemsaas, 10, of Lake Stevens
(37.075 points) and Olivia Gaffney,
13, of Snohomish (36.25).
Level 6 winners included Alyssa
Hawley, 10, of Snohomish (35.45),
and Kayla Stuckey of Everett and
Kailey Stanifer of Marysville who
tied for the all-around title in the
11-year-old age group (34.750).
In Level 5, Athina Ebert, 10, of
Everett (36.14), Madeline McMurty,
11, (35.30) and Jillian Ohlemeier, 9,
of Mount Vernon (33.225) claimed
all-around crowns.
Level 4 champions included
Kaitlin Sotelo of Everett in the 9-10
division (35.975), Kassandra Numair
of Everett in the 8-and-under
division (36.775), and Paula Parker
of Everett in the 11-and-up division
(34.725).
Bowling
Jackson leads Mariner: Joshua
Jackson of Mariner High School
rolled the high game and high series
last week in the Everett Parks
and Recreation High School Bowling
League.Bowling
Jackson rolled games of 258, 189
and 258 for a 705 series. His effort
helped Mariner hold onto first place
in the team standings with 68
points. Cascade was second with 63.Bowling
Among the girls, Kristen Kelley of
Marysville-Pilchuck bowled the
high game (186) and Evelyn Potoczny
of Kamiak turned in the high
series (487).
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