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CHS Fall Sports Success Stories

November 21, 2011 in Accolades, Accolades - CHS, News by

This fall’s teams have continued the successful trend in recent years, as Boys and Girls Cross Country, Boys Golf, Football and Girls Soccer have all won league championships.  Girls Swim and Volleyball finished second league and Boys Tennis ended up third.  As a group, our teams finished the fall with a combined league record of 59-6-1!

We have also established what is a first for CHS Athletics – at the end of the regular season, CHS had five fall teams (boys cross country, girls cross country, girls soccer, volleyball, and football) ranked in the Top Ten in the Seattle Times rankings for prep sports.

Some Team Highlights:

  • Boys Cross Country – had a team GPA of 3.47, won league, district, and regional championships, and finished 6th in State.
  • Girls Cross Country – had a team GPA of 3.55, won league, district, and regional championships, and won the State Girls Cross Country Championship.
  • Boys Golf – had a team GPA of 3.32, won the league championship, qualified one golfer state and three others for the Bi-District Tournament in May
  • Girls Swim – had a team GPA of 3.72 earning them a Co-Academic State Championship (tied with Lakeside and Sedro Woolley) ended up 2nd in League and #1 in Districts!
  • Boys Tennis – had a team GPA of 3.46, finished third in league and district, qualified two doubles teams for the Bi-District tournament in May.
  • Football – had a team GPA of 3.24, won the league championship and qualified for the State Football Tournament for the third straight year.
  • Volleyball – had a team GPA of 3.56 and finished second in league and districts and first at the Bi-District Tournament.  The girls ended the year with a 9th Place finish at the State Volleyball Tournament.
  • Girls Soccer – had a team GPA of 3.59, won the league championship, and qualified  for the WIAA State Tournament for the 8th consecutive year.

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