The Redmond AD will replace Neal White, who is retiring in June.
They tie with Seattle Prep, but blank Lakeside to
stay in third place. Bainbridge head soccer coach George Vukic didn’t mince words after the team’s home game with Seattle Prep Tuesday.
“We were outworked,” he said. “We thought we had it in the bag (after the first half.) We started the game with the right attitude, but this team (Seattle Prep) has a lot of good players on it and you can’t afford to be complacent.”
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The defeat bumps BHS down to third place in the division.
Spartans get ready for district championships.
They’ve lost nine players from last year, but the team has some talent returning.
The future Bulldog earns his second AP player of the year nod.
Jamie Neill is a Vandal, while Brittany Gray commits to Gonzaga.
Bruce Beall wants to help athletes continue with sports. There are some high school student athletes who know which school they want to go to, earning a scholarship to the college or university of their choice.
Some athletes are among the select few who go through a recruiting war for their services.
But there are many students who don’t want to stop playing their favorite sport, but need help navigating the massive amounts of paperwork and the web of NCAA regulations that can leave their heads spinning.
Some athletes stop playing in college because they can’t get into a school of their choice because the number of applicants is much greater than it was 30 years ago.
Bruce Beall wants to be their guide through the many labyrinths and help them stand out so they can continue playing the sport they love and get a good education.
The team works through some tough spots on the course.
Several athletes have the talent to make it through an always tough league.
Bainbridge loses 14-13 at Blanchet, beats them 3-1 at home.
Spartans are 4-0 on the year as they work toward another state title.
