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SCC Tennis Splits With Skagit Valley: The Shoreline Community College Men's Tennis Team opened its 2008 season with a 7-2 victory against Skagit Valley on Wednesday. The undermanned women's team, fell 4-3 to SVCC to go 0-2 for the season. In the Men's Match, Wesley Abney, Anthony Vo and Justin Gilnick won in straight sets while Francis Roque and Shusetsu Toda won in hard fought 2-1 (sets) victories. The Dolphins also won 2 of the 3 double matches. In the women's match, playing with 4 players, the Lady Dolphins Karin Fiske and Maasa Tadokoro won their singles matches while the doubles team of Fiske and Betty Wang won in doubles but the greater depth of the Skagit Valley prevailed in the match. The SCC Tennis Squads travel to Skagit Valley on Saturday to play again at 10:00 AM
The Shoreline CC Men's and Women's Tennis Team. Shoreline Softball Sweeps Edmonds, In Battle for Third Place In NWAACC Northern Region: The Shoreline Community College Dolphins swept Edmonds Community College in a NWAACC Northern Region Doubleheader on Tuesday, winning the first game 8-0 and the second, 13-0. In the first game, Athea Surface hit two homeruns for the Dolphins and Emma Snow pitched a 3 hitter. In the second game, Athea Snow used her pitching arm to dominate the Tritons with a 1 hitter while the Shoreline bats pounded out 12 hits along with 5 ECC errors to lead to the rout.
Line Scores: Game 1: Edmonds 0 Runs, 3 Hits, 1 Error Shoreline 8 Runs, 10 Hits, 1 Error Game 2: Edmonds 0 Runs, 1 Hit, 5 Errors Shoreline 13 Runs, 12 Hits, 0 Error Shoreline now trails Everett Community College by percentage points for third place in the NWAACC Northern Region, while Skagit Valley CC trails Shoreline by two games in the win column for Fourth place and the final playoff spot. The Lady Dolphins play two big games at Skagit Valley on Thursday, April 17 and then face Edmonds again on Saturday at 5:30 PM at Edmonds. Softball Has 3-3 Weekend. Still In Playoff Hunt: The Shoreline Community College Softball team won three and lost three over the weekend and are still in fourth place in the NWAACC Northern Region. The top four teams in each of the four NWAACC regions advance to the NWAACC Championship in May. The weekend start out on high hopes as the SCC squad swept Peninsula Community College on the road in Port Angeles. The scores were 5-2 and 7-2 as the Lady Dolphins pounded out 20 hits in the two games. On Saturday, the Lady Dolphins split a doubleheader with Skagit Valley CC. Dropping the first game 6-1 to bouncing back to win a tough second game, 5-4. On Sunday, SCC faced Northern Region Leader, Bellevue Community College and were swept by the scores of 9-1 and 14-4. The BCC squad hit four homeruns in the doubleheader. Shoreline is now 7-7 in the Northern Region and 9-15 overall. The Dolphins face another busy week of games, they face Edmonds CC on Tuesday at home at Shoreview Park at 1:00 PM and then travel to Skagit Valley on Thursday and Edmonds again on Saturday at Edmonds in a rain make-up game. Edmonds Sweeps Shoreline In Four Games of Baseball: The Northern Region leading Edmonds CC Tritons swept Shoreline CC in four games this weekend. The injury ridden SCC squad put up a couple of good battles, but just didn't have the bodies to compete with the athletic Tritons. On Saturday, the Dolphins fell 10-0 and 5-4 and on Sunday, the scores were 11-0 and 5-2. Shoreline did hold a 2-0 lead on Edmonds, but couldn't hold it as the Tritons rallied to overcome the effort by the Dolphins. Shoreline now faces Olympic College next weekend in a four game set. The Dolphins travel to Olympic on Saturday and then host OC on Sunday at Lower Woodland Park at 1:00 PM.
Baseball/Softball Action Shots: Baseball and Softball have new action shots posted, please check them out at the links provided below the team pictures on the left side team information sections of this website. Olympic College Sweeps Shoreline Softball: The Shoreline CC pitching staff could not stop Amy Renfrow from Olympic College who belted 3 homeruns in the doubleheader. In game one, Renfrow belted a three run shot in the first and a grand slam in the third to put Shoreline away in a 10-0 rout. In the second game, Renfrow belted another homerun to lead the Olympic squad to a 5-2 win. Shoreline record fell to 4-14 overall and 4-4 in the Northern Region. Olympic goes 7-5 overall and in the Northern Region. Shoreline is current in fourth place in the Northern Region, the final playoff spot and leads Skagit Valley by 2 games in the loss column. Shoreline faces Skagit Valley CC in very important region doubleheader on Saturday at home with 2:00 PM start at Shoreline Park. The Lady Dolphins also face Bellevue Community College in a doubleheader on Sunday, at 1:00 PM in rainout make up games.
Tough Day all around for the Lady Dolphins on Tuesday. A battle for fourth place in the Northern Region is set for Saturday against Skagit Valley Community College. Shoreline Baseball Takes One of Four from Bellevue: The Shoreline Baseball team was able to take one of four games from defending NWAACC Baseball Champions Bellevue Community College over the weekend. The Dolphins lost two close games to BCC, losing 3-2 to Bellevue in the first game of the four game set and 3-0 in the opening game at Shoreline on Sunday, and finally broke through with a 8-2 victory in the series final game. On Saturday, the SCC squad lost a heartbreaker to BCC, 3-2, with pitcher Phil Hackney throwing a complete game and the Dolphins outhitting the Bulldogs 5 to 4 but came up short by one run. In the second contest, Bellevue pounded SCC by the score of 15-3. At Shoreline's home field, Lower Woodland Park, on Sunday, the Dolphins were very competitive but faced one of the best pitchers in the NWAACC, Brad Reid from BCC, who handcuffed the Dolphins to only 1 hit. Nicky Jamison for Shoreline scattered 7 hits over 7 innings but Shoreline's offense had no answers for Reid's dominant performance. In the nightcap, Brennan Grubb limited BCC to 6 hits and the Shoreline offense produced 8 runs for the victory. Bellevue's record ran to 17-8 on the year and 6-2 in the NWAACC Northern Region. Shoreline is now 4-16, and 1-3 in the Region. Shoreline plays Edmonds Community College on Saturday, April 12 at Edmonds and Sunday, April 12, at Lower Woodland. Edmonds leads the NWAACC Northern Region with a 8-0 record and 20-2 record overall.
Defense and Pitching led Shoreline to a victory over NWAACC defending champion Bellevue on Sunday.
BUTCH ESTES IS NEW MEN'S BASKETBALL COACH Estes' File: Estes was an assistant coach at NCAA Division I East Carolina University and Rice University. At Presbyterian College in South Carolina, he led the Blue Hose to their best record and first national NAIA ranking. He then moved to NCAA Division I Furman University, where he won the Southern Conference title in 1991 and two second place finishes plus an NIT berth in 1991. He took the team at Guilford College (NCAA Division III) from a losing record to the conference playoffs in his second year as coach. Estes finished his head coaching at Miami-Dade Community College where he led the Sharks to a 27-5 record and conference championship in his third year. He then moved to the University of Miami (Florida) as an assistant coach and helped build the Hurricanes into a contender in one of the toughest basketball conferences in the country – they qualified for the NCAA March Madness. Coach Estes has 338-267 record as a head coach and an eight time Coach of the Year nominee. Coach Butch Estes Coaching History: 2007-08 Assistant Coach, Seattle University 2006-07 Assistant Coach, University of Miami 2003-06 Head Coach, Miami-Dade South Community Coll., Record: 69-22 1999-03 Head Coach, Guilford College, Record: 43-58 1994-99 Basketball Analyst, Fox Sport Net 1985-94 Head Coach, Furman University, Record: 135-122 1980-85 Head Coach, Presbyterian College, Record: 92-63 1977-80 Assistant Coach, Rice University 1973-77 Assistant Coach, East Carolina University 1971-73 Graduate Assistant Coach, The Citadel 1968-71 Student Assistant Coach, North Carolina Education: 1973 Master’s Degree in Administrative Education, The Citadel 1971 Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education, University of North Carolina Shoreline Baseball Goes 2-3 on Arizona Spring Break Trip: The Shoreline Baseball Team won 2 and lost 3 on its annual Spring Break trip. The Dolphins defeated Mesa Community College 6-4 on it's opening game and then defeated Glendale Community College 11-7 during its fourth game on the trip. Shoreline was defeated by Mesa CC 18-6, Grand Canyon JV 2-1 and Glendale CC 5-3. The Dolphins open Northern Region play this week with a four game series against defending NWAACC Champions, Bellevue Community College. The open two games are played at Bellevue on Saturday, April 5. Shoreline hosts Bellevue at Lower Woodland Park at 1:00 PM on Sunday, April 6 in a doubleheader. Lower Woodland is located at the South End of the Greenlake area right off of 50th street. Line Scores For Arizona Trip: Game 1: Shoreline 6 Runs, 9 Hits, 2 Errors Mesa 4 Runs, 6 Hits, 1 Error Grubb and Sweazy, Holdridger, Guy(6) and Godeck WP – Grubb LP – Guy Shoreline Leading Hitters: Racus 2-4, 2 RBIs, Sweazy 2-4, Double, 2 RBIs Game 2: Shoreline 6 Runs, 7 Hits, 5 Errors Mesa 18 Runs, 13 Hits, 2 Errors Jamison, Farrington(1), Hirata(3), Wells(4), Edwards(6) and Hew, Rice(4) Guy, Schuanacher(4), Hicks(6) and Sanford WP – Guy LP – Jamison Shoreline Leading Hitter: Flanogan 2-3, 2 RBIs Game 3: Shoreline 1 Run, 8 Hits, 0 Errors Grand Canyon 2 Runs, 7 Hits, 0 Erros Hackney, Farrington(5) and Hew Smith and Sandrez WP – Smith LP – Hackney Shoreline Leading Hitters: Hew 3-3, Homerun, Racus 2-3. Game 4: Shoreline 11 Runs, 16 Hits, 1 Error Glendale 7 Runs, 10 Hits, 2 Errors Aguino, White(5), Jamison(7) and Rice Lehr, Hodgesan(4), Nunez(7) and Kizer WP – White LP – Nunez Save – Jamison Shoreline Leading Hitters: Rice 2-4, Double, Homerun, 3 RBIs Sweazy 2-4, 3 RBIs Church 2-5, RBI Game 5: Shoreline 3 Runs, 8 Hits, 3 Errors Glendale 5 Runs, 7 Hits, 2 Errors Hudson, Farrington(4), Jamison(6) and Sweazey Brendel, Lamay(4), Gordon(6) and Hodgeson WP – Brendel LP – Hudson Shoreline Leading Hitters: Church 2-4, 2 RBIs Sweazy 2-4, Double Miyashiro – 2-4 Shoreline Softball Splits With Everett CC: The Shoreline Softball Team split a doubleheader with Everett Community College yesterday at Shoreview Park. In the first game, the Lady Dolphins blew a one run lead in the top of the 7th and trailed 6-5 going into the bottom inning, but rallied to win 7-6 as they placed 6 consecutive batters on base to score two runs. In the second game, the SCC squad lost 2-1 in a tight pitching dual. In the first game, Athea Surface hit a homerun and Emma Snow was the winning pitcher. In the second game, Athea Snow was the tough loss pitcher allowing 6 hits in 7 innings of work. The Lady Dolphins are 4-12 on the season, but 4-2 in the NWAACC Northern Region which is good for third place in the 7 team league with the Top Four Teams going to the NWAACC tournament at the end of the year. Shoreline hosts the Northern Region leading team, Bellevue Community College on Friday, April 4 at Shoreview Park at 1:00 PM.
Emma Snow pitches for Shoreline as Ali Jorden takes a swing. The Lady Dolphins split with Everett CC on Tuesday in a doubleheader. Shoreline Softball Action:
Shoreline Softball Sweeps Peninsula To Go 3-1 in Northern Region The Shoreline Lady Dolphin Softball Team swept Peninsula Community College yesterday at Shoreview Park, 5-3 and 8-0 to run their record in the NWAACC Northern Region to 3--1 and move into Third Place behind Bellevue CC and Everett CC. In the second game, Athea Surface pitched a shutout as she only allowed 2 hits in the game. Emma Snow was the winner in the first game, allowing three runs on three hits plus she provided a 2 run double in the second game. Lindsey Cook and Kerri Wood had doubles for Shoreline in the first game. Shoreline will travel to Skagit Valley Community College at 2:00 PM on Friday and play Edmonds Community College at 5:30 PM on Saturday, March 29.
Shoreline Softball Coach Lance Swendl talks pitching tactics as Lady Dolphin pitchers only allowed 5 hits in two games in a doubleheader sweep of PCC. Shoreline Softball Team Wins First Game of Season: The Shoreline Lady Dolphin Softball Team won its first game of the season, a 3-0 victory over Olympic College in the NWAACC Northern Region opener for the SCC Squad. Emma Snow pitched the shutout in the first game. SCC lost the second game 1-0 in closely fought battle. The Lady Dolphins host Peninsula Community College on Tuesday, March 25, at 1:00 PM at Shoreview Park adjacent to the Shoreline CC campus on Innis Arden Way
NWAACC North Region Softball Standings - 3/20/08:
NWAACC North Region Baseball Standings - 3/20/08:
Baseball Rained Out, Next Up Is Spring Break Trip To Arizona: The Shoreline CC's Men's Baseball games against Western Washington were rained out on Sunday. The games will be rescheduled. The next games for the Dolphin Baseball Team will be in Arizona for their annual Spring Break trip. The SS Squad will face Mesa Community College, Grand Canyon University JV team and Glendale Community College. SCC has been "Snake Bite" so far this season, with a 1-10 record, 0-5 this season in one run games and 0-2 in two run games.
The SCC Baseball Team travels to Arizona next week to face a trio of opponents in their annual Spring Break trip. Shoreline Softball Falls Twice More at NWAACC Crossover: The Shoreline Softball Team was defeated twice more on Sunday in the NWAACC Crossover Tournament being held in the Tri-Cities area. The Lady Dolphins were defeated by Lower Columbia Community College 6-0 and then by Wentachee Valley CC 8-0. The SCC Squad is now 0-10 on the year and will begin NWAACC Northern Region play next week. Shoreline will travel to Olympic College on Saturday, March 22 to open the NWAACC Northern Division season and then plays it first home game on Tuesday, March 25, against Peninsula CC at Shoreview Park with a 1:00 PM starting time. Shoreline Softball Losses First Two In NWAACC Crossover: Shoreline was defeated by Mount Hood Community College 8-0 and South Puget Sound CC 6-4 to round out the first day of action for Shoreline at the crossover. The Lady Dolphins are now 0-8 on the year and continue play in the NWAACC Crossover with two more games today.
The 2008 Lady Dolphin Softball Team - Won their first game of the season on Saturday with a 6-3 victory against Treasure Valley CC from Oregon. Shoreline Baseball Loses Two Slug Fests: After the previous weekend of close pitching duel losses, the Shoreline Community College Baseball Team suffered though two high scoring games where they fell just short again. The team lost to Tacoma Community College 9-8 and 12-11 in a doubleheader. In the first game, Shoreline scored 4 runs in the 8th inning to force the game into extra innings after a scoreless 9th, but Tacoma pushed across a run in the bottom of the 11th. In the second game, Shoreline jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the first half inning of play, but could not slow down the Tacoma attack as they produced 12 runs in 4 innings as the game was called due to darkness after the Top of the fifth and Shoreline trailing 12-11. The Dolphins fell to 1-10 on the season with 5 of those losses by 1 run and 2 losses by 2 runs. In the first game, the offense was led by Markus Miyashiro, 3-3 with a double, Erik Church, 2-5 and Griffen Sweazey 2-4 with a double. In the second game, Adam Hammer went 2-3 with a double and 3 RBIs.
Marcus Miyashiro breaks up a double play here and was 3-3 with a double against Tacoma CC while Erik Church is congratulated and went 2-5 against Tacoma. Box Scores: Shoreline 011 200 040 00 8 Runs, 13 Hits, 0 Errors Tacoma 151 100 000 01 9 Runs, 13 Hits, 2 Errors Grubb, Aquino(2), Jamison(5), Hackney(8) and Sweazey Webster, McConnaughay(5), Griese(6), Hoium(7), Lucas(9) and Dallosto WP Lucas, LP Hackney Shoreline Leading Hitters – Miyashiro 3-3 Double, Sweazy 2-4 Double, Church 2-5. Shoreline 510 32 11 Runs, 7 Hits, 1 Error Tacoma 251 4X 12 Runs, 11 Hits, 2 Errors Farrington, Hirata(3), Rosario(3), Schneider(3) and Rice Rose, Lauritzen(1), Hollinger(3), Faria(4), Holum(5) and Gomes WP Faria, LP Hirata, Save Hoium Shoreline Leading Hitter: Adam Hammer, 2-3 Double, 3 RBIs Shoreline Softball Has Tough Weekend: The Lady Dolphins lost four games on the road over the weekend to run their record to 0-6 for the season. SCC lost to Pierce Community College in a doubleheader on March 7 by the scores of 6-0 and 10-5. Brittanie Thibodeaux had a home run for the Dolphins in the second game. On March 8th, the South Puget Sound CC softball team defeated Shoreline 7-3 and 4-0. Christina Demuelenere hit a homerun for the Shoreline.
Brittanie Thibodeaux and Christina Demuelenaere hit homeruns for the Lady Dolphin Softball Team over the weekend. The Lady Dolphins next play at NWAACC Pre-Season Crossover Tournament in Pasco, WA March 15 and 16th. Shoreline Goes 1-4 on Baseball Road Trip: The Shoreline CC baseball team gained its first win of the season with a 7-6 victory against Pierce Community College in the first game of a 5 game road trip. The Dolphins scored 4 runs in the top of the 9th to pull out the victory. The rest of the road trip did not go as well, as the SCC squad dropped 4 straight games to Linn-Benton and Clackamas Community Colleges in doubleheaders. The Dolphins showed improved pitching from the first weekend of games, taking two tight games into extra innings but the Shoreline offense lacked punch in crucial situations, only scoring 5 runs in 4 games. First Baseman Andy Racus was a force at the plate for Shoreline, going 7-16 (.437 batting average for the weekend) with 2 doubles and 3 walks.
Shoreline First Baseball Andy Racus had a stellar weekend batting .437 for the 5 game road trip but the Dolphins struggled scoring runs in four of the five games. Shoreline Box Scores: Shoreline 000 011 014 7 Runs, 8 Hits, 1 Error Pierce 220 002 000 6 Runs, 10 Hits, 3 Errors Aguiro, White (5) and Hew, Sweazy (8) Hutson, King(3), Bryant(9) and Serrick WP White, LP Bryant Shoreline Leading Hitter – Church 2-4, 2 runs ________________________________________________________________ Shoreline 000 020 000 0 2 Runs, 5 Hits, 3 Errors Linn-Benton 000 110 000 1 3 Runs, 7 Hits, 0 Errors Grubb, Farrington(8) and Sweazey (Grubb, 7 Ks, 1 BB, 1 Earned Run) Alfred, Staller(9) and Trask WP Staller, LP Farrington Shoreline Leading Hitter – Racus 1-3, Double ________________________________________________________________ Shoreline 000 000 0 0 Runs, 4 Hits, 0 Errors Linn-Benton 000 100 X 1 Run, 2 Hits, 2 Errors Jamison and Rice (Jamison, Complete game, 5 Ks, 3 BBs) Baron and Savage WP Baron, LP Jamison Shoreline Leading Hitter – 2-3 ________________________________________________________________ Shoreline 002 000 000 2 Runs, 7 Hits, 1 Error Clackamas 000 020 20X 4 Runs, 10 Hits, 1 Error Hudson, Schnerder(8) and Sweazey Roley, Anderson(9) and Janal WP Roley, LP Hudson Shoreline Leading Hitter – Racus, Double
Shoreline 001 000 00 1 Run, 6 Hits, 2 Errors Clackamas 001 000 01 2 Runs, 3 Hits, 1 Error Hackney, Hirata(8) and Rice, Sweazey (8) (Hackney – 2 Hits, 3 Ks, 1 BB) Lande and Bray WP Lande, LP Hirata Leading Shoreline Hitter – Racus 2-4, Hammer, doubleShoreline is again on the road this next week with a doubleheader wit Tacoma Community College and Western Washington club team on March 12th and 16th before the team travels to Arizona for their annual Spring Break trip. Shoreline Baseball Opens Season With Tough Weekend: The Shoreline CC Dolphin Baseball Team opened the season 0-4 at the Skagit Valley Tournament. The squad had good starting pitching but lacked the overall offense and relief pitching in the the later innings to hold leads or stay in the game. Shoreline opened with a 10-8 loss to Edmonds CC after leading 6-1 going into the bottom of the 6th inning. They then loss to Mount Hood CC 8-0 after only trailing 1-0 going into the 7th inning. The team was then blanked by Tacoma CC 11-0 and defeated by Skagit Valley 7-1. Box Scores: Shoreline 100 113 002 8 Runs, 9 Hits, 2 Errors Edmonds 010 005 04X 10 Runs, 11 Hits, 2 Error WP Otto, LP Phil Hackney Top Shoreline Hitter: Justin More 2-5
Markus Miyashiro breaks up a double play against Edmonds and a Shoreline runner gets caught in a rundown against the Titans. ________________________________________ Mount Hood 001 000 7 8 Runs, 8 Hits, 1 Error Shoreline 000 000 0 0 Runs, 3 Hits, 1 Error WP Hunter, LP Brennen Grubb Top Shoreline Hitter: Tony Flanagan 2-2 __________________________________________ Shoreline 000 00 0 Runs, 1 Hit, 0 Error Tacoma 102 7X 11 Runs, 8 Hits, 0 Error WP Webster, LP Marcus Hudson Top Shoreline Hitter: Tony Flanagan 1-2 ___________________________________________ Skagit Valley 000 520 0 7 Runs, 10 Hits, 0 Error Shoreline 100 000 0 1 Run, 5 Hits, 2 Errors WP Krepela, LP Nicky Jamison Top Shoreline Hitter: Andy Rucus 2-3
Andy Rucus takes one in the back here but was 2 for 3 against Skagit. Cody Aquino was the opening game starter against Edmonds and pitched 5 strong innings. The team plays at Pierce Community College on Friday, March 7 at 3:00 PM and then travels on to Oregon to face Linn Benton in a doubleheader on Saturday, March 8 and Clackamas on Sunday, March 9 in two games as well. Shoreline Softball Loses Opening Games of Season: The Shoreline Community College Softball team dropped its first two games of the season, 0-6 and 5-6 in ten innings at Blue Mountain Community College in Oregon.
Search Begins Search For New Men's Basketball Coach: Shoreline Community College has begun a search for its next Men's Basketball Coach. Please go to this Human Resource Link for information about the position and the application process for the job: http://www.shoreline.edu/hr/part-tim.htm Women's Soccer Announces 2008-09 Commitments: Shoreline Community College Women's Soccer Coach Mark Szabo has announced eight student-athlete commitments to play women's soccer for the Lady Dolphins in 2008-09. The talented group of new comers will join 7 members of the 2007 squad that posted a 14-5-2 record and finished third at the NWAACC Championships. SCC lost to eventual champion Clackamass Community College 2-1 in the semifinals and then defeated Highline CC 3-0 for third place. The Shoreline team has won the Northern Region Championship for the third consecutive year and produced two NWAACC All-Star players in 2007. The newcomers for 2008 are: Kat Donovan, Redmond HS, will play between the posts for us next Fall. She has had an outstanding club career with FC Alliance, and was All-Kingco and All-State in 2007. She brings size, strength and experience to SCC, and we hope that she will become one of the best keepers in the league. Another defensive player signed is Nicole Chapin. She was a two time All-Evergreen selection while playing for Aberdeen. We see her coming in and, with her athletic ability and speed, challenging for a starting spot in our back four… and developing into a solid outside back. Cassie Jongejan, who graduated from Lake Stevens HS in 2006, is another exceptional defender, as she was both All-Wesco and All-State in 2005. After getting back into the swing of things, we see her becoming the backbone of our defense for the next two years. Lindsey Bredice, Bothell HS, and Rochelle Hann, Lynnwood HS, are both special players that played for struggling programs in high school. They both have great athletic ability, with the heart and effort that every coach wants in a players. They can play either as defensive mids or as centerbacks, and we see them both becoming important parts of one of the best defenses in the NWAACC. To help out on the offensive end, Alexandra Navlet, Meadowdale HS, and Tiffany Smith, Kamiak HS, will both be looking to make an impact for the Dolphins. Alexandra was a 1st team All-Wesco selction in 2007, and we see her coming in as a centermid that will become one of the top creators in the league. Tiffany will bring her speed and desire to our frontline, and with her focus on improving, will develop into a player that opponents must worry about. And lastly, Lauren Sego, Shorewood HS, will be bringing her athletic abilities to the team.. Lauren graduated in 2006 and went to WSU after being recruited for track and field. She will return to competitive soccer after a few years off, but we are confident that she will return to the form that saw her as a force up front for her select and HS teams.
2007 All-Star Amanda Zueger puts an opponent on her head while the 2006 squad celebrates the Northern Region Championship at the 2007 Athletic Banquet. Whatcom Sweeps Shoreline To End Basketball Seasons: Men's Game: Whatcom exploded for 58 first half points and coasted to a 101-77 victory over Shoreline in the season final for the Dolphins. Whatcom advances to the NWAACC Championship in the Tri-Cites this week as one of the Top Four teams in the NWAACC Northern Region. Parys Fox led the SCC squad with 28 points, including a 4-7 from the three point line. Jaron Brown and Mo Sanchez scored 13 and 11 points to close out the double digit scoring for the Dolphins.
Parys Fox goes to the hoop...he scored 28 against Whatcom in his last game for Shoreline. SCC ends the year with a 15-13 record, 7-9 in the Northern Region of the NWAACC. Women's Game: The women from Whatcom also had a hot first half and went to halftime with a 15 point lead and posted a 66-53 victory over the Lady Dolphins. The SCC squad shot only 32% for the night, including 1-17 from the 3 point line. Jena Walentowski capped a strong season with a 21 point effort. Jesica Anisspour added 9 points.
Jean Walentowski had a strong season for the Lady Dolphins, scoring 21 in the last game of the season against Whatcom, she returns for the 2008-09 season. The Lady Dolphins ended the year with a 5-20 record, 3-13 in the NWAACC Northern Region. But it should be noted, the SCC team folded last year from the lack of players, and this year squad completed the year with a full squad of first year players and expects to be very competitive next year with a mixture of returning and new players. The Shoreline Air Force:
"I Can Fly" - As Robert Niles-Clewis two hand dunks against Edmonds CC and Jena Walentowski plays defense for the Lady Dolphins. That's Called: Shoreline Effort:
Jesica Annispour, Veronica Gordon and Fran McDonald hit the floor for the Lady Dolphins while JaRon Brown stretches for a rebound against Edmonds Community College.
Shoreline Women's Basketball Prevails Over Stubborn Edmonds: The Edmonds Lady Tritons did not play like an 0-23 team who had lost to Shoreline by 23 in the first meeting between the squads. In a tightly fought game, with both teams playing like it was a championship contest, the Lady Dolphins defeated Edmonds 64-59. After a closely fought first 10 minutes of the game, the Shoreline squad moved out to a 10-12 point lead, but late in the second half Edmonds hit four 3 point shots to pull within 2 at halftime. The lead passed back and forth in the second half but Shoreline was able to hold on to a five point win. Jesica Annispour led the Dolphins with 24 points, 15 of which came at the foul line as the SCC squad made 25 of 34 foul shot attempts. Jena Walentowski scored 15 and added 8 rebounds, Tashayla Ray added to 11 points to close out the double digit scoring for Shoreline.
Jesica Annispour scored 24 points and Jena Walentowski added 15 in Shoreline's victory. The Lady Dolphins are now 5-19 on the season and 3-12 in the Northern Division of the NWAACC. The Lady Dolphins play at Whatcom CC on Saturday night to close out the season. Shoreline's Mens Basketball Loses Tough Game To Edmonds: The Edmonds Community College Men's Basketball Team made a late surge and clipped the Shoreline Dolphins by 3 points in an intense battled played at SCC gym. The Dolphins seemed in control most of the game, after a very competitive start, they extended the lead to 10-12 points late in the first half and held that lead until the final minutes when Edmonds began making shots and SCC could not muster any offense to respond to the Triton comeback. Mo Sanchez lead the Dolphins with 20 points followed by Jaron Brown with 17 and Parys Fox added 13.
Mo Sanchez plays defense but scored 20 points against Edmonds The Dolphins fall to 15-12 on the year and 7-8 in the NWAACC Northern Region. The Dolphins finish the 2007-08 season at Whatcom CC on Saturday night. Shoreline Men's Basketball Team Out of Playoffs, But Winning Season Assured: The Bellevue CC Men's Basketball Team defeated Skagit Valley CC last night to eliminate Shoreline CC Men's Basketball Team's chances of any NWAACC Playoff bid. The Dolphins are now trail BCC by 3 games with 2 games to go in the Northern Region season. But the Dolphins are riding a 4 game win streak, have a winning season assured following a .500 season in 2007-08, are building momentum for a strong 2008-09 season with a talented class of Freshman who are gaining excellent experience this year and can pass rival Edmonds CC for 5th place in the Northern Region with a victory on Wednesday night at home. "Go Dolphins" Shoreline Men's Basketball Routs North Seattle to Secure Winning Season: The Shoreline Community College's Men's Basketball Team defeated North Seattle CC 99 to 63 to secure a winning season with a 15-11 record with 2 games to go. The team still has faint playoff hopes but needs Bellevue Community College to loose it last 3 games while SCC wins its last two. The Dolphins trailed 3 to 0 very early on, but never looked behind after three early lead changes. The team shot 58% from the floor and hit 11 of 22 three point shots, connecting on 9 of 15 in the second half to extend the 15 point half-time lead. Parys Fox led the Dolphins with 26 points followed JaRon Brown with 20, Stephan McCall with 17 and Gary Harris with 11.
Parys Fox made 6 of 9 three point shots in the win while Stephan McCalll had 3 threes and 17 points. The Dolphins face rival Edmonds Community College on Wednesday, February 20th at 7:30 PM. The Titans are one game ahead of Shoreline in the standings and defeated SCC in overtime earlier in the season. North Seattle Defeats Shoreline Lady Dolphins: The Shoreline Women's Basketball team could only score 18 points in the first half and North Seattle CC cruised to a 69-45 victory. The Lady Dolphins came out strong in the first 5 minutes, mounting an 8 to 3 lead, but they could only score 10 more points in the half as "The Storm" pulled away late in the first half and maintained their lead in the second half. Hollie Sare led the Dolphins with 12 points, followed by Jesica Anisspour and Jena Walentowski with 9 and 8 points respectively. The SCC squad only shot 27% from the floor for the game and could only muster 3-15 from the 3 point line.
Hollie Sare scored 12 points as Tashayla Ray works around the basket. The Dolphins are now 4-19 on the year and 2-14 in the Northern Region of the NWAACC Conference. NSCC moves to 18-7 and 11-3. The Lady Dolphins host Edmonds CC on Wednesday night, February 20th at 5:30 PM, in the last home game of the year. Shoreline Men's Basketball Wins Third In A Row: The Shoreline Men's Basketball Team won its third game in a row Saturday night by edging Skagit Valley 68-66 at Skagit Valley Community College. The win revenges a tough 67-65 defeat by Skagit at Shoreline earlier in the season. The win also keeps Shoreline's playoff chances alive as they trail Bellevue Community College by 3 games with 3 games to go. JaRon Brown led the Dolphins with 16 points and Cory McClain scored 14 with 6 steals in the hard fought, defensive game. Shoreline led 37-32 at halftime at hit 9-11 foul shots in the second half to seal the victory.
JaRon Brown scored 16 and Corey McClain added 14 with 6 steals to push Shoreline to a victory Saturday night. The Dolphins host North Seattle Community College on Monday night, February 18th at 7:30 PM and then Edmonds on Wednesday, February 20th to finish out the home schedule for 2007-08. Another Poor First Half Dooms Lady Dolphins: Shoreline's women's basketball team had another bad night of shooting in the first half at Skagit Valley Community College and fell 76-54 to the Lady Cardinals. SCC could only muster 17 first half points by shooting 8-24 from the floor and 1-8 from the foul line as they trailed 40-17 at the break. The Lady Dolphins came back in the second half and outscored SVCC 37-36 but the damage had been done in the first 20 minutes. Jena Walentowski again led the Dolphins with 19 points and Jesica Anisspour followed with 16.
Alice McDonald and Hollie Sare play tough defense as Veronica Gordon scores on a lay-up. The SCC squad plays again Monday night, February 18th at 5:30 PM at the Shoreline Gym and then plays its final home game of the year Wednesday night, February 20th against Edmonds. The Lady Dolphins are 4-22 on the year and 2-11 in the NWAACC Northern Region. Shoreline Sweeps Olympic College In Basketball Doubleheader: For the first time all season, the Shoreline Men's and Women's Basketball Teams swept a doubleheader from an opposing school. The Lady Dolphins upset the Rangers, 61-48, and SCC Men kept their playoffs hopes alive with a 76-69 victory. Men's Victory: Behind the 23 points and 12 rebounds of JaRon Brown, the Dolphins pulled out to a 42-33 lead at halftime and hit 16 of 20 foul shoots in the second half to keep the Rangers at bay and hold on for the victory. Mo Shanchez scored 12 points and Cory McClain had 10 to round out the double figure scoring for Shoreline.
JaRon Brown scored 23 with 12 rebounds as Robert Niles-Clewis takes a shot. The Dolphins are now 13-11 on the season and 5-7 in NWAACC Northern Region. They trail Bellevue CC with a 8-4 record in the division with 4 games to go for the final 4th place playoff spot to the NWAACC Championship. The Dolphins now play at Skagit Valley CC on Saturday at 7:30 PM. The SCC squad lost to Skagit at home in overtime the first time the two teams played. Women's Victory: The Lady Dolphins changed the pace of their play, coming out in a full court press and 9 of the 10 members of the squad scored points in the victory. Jena Walentowski scored 17 points followed by Jesica Annispour with 12 and Alice McDonald with 11. The Dolphins led 32-21 at halftime and maintained and extended the lead during the second half for their biggest victory of the season.
Alice McDonald had 11 points and 6 rebounds in the Shoreline victory as Coach Witt goes over the next play with the team. The Lady Dolphins are now 4-17 on the season, 2-10 in the NWAACC Northern Division. The SCC squad now plays at Skagit Valley on Saturday at 5:30 PM. Shoreline Men's Basketball Upsets Bellevue 78-71: Using a balanced scoring attack, the Shoreline Dolphins defeated Bellevue Community College in a Northern Region NWAACC game at SCC. Shoreline came out hot in the first half, racing to a 46-31 lead at half and then held off a Bellevue rally in the second, as they closed to 5 points late in the second half, but clutch shooting and hitting foul shots down the stretch kept Shoreline in the lead. Stephan McCall led Shoreline with 15 points, followed by JaRon Brown with 14, Corey McClain 13 and Robert Niles-Clewis 12. Brown also pulled down 12 rebounds and added 3 steals.
JaRon Brown scored 14 points with 12 rebounds and Stephan McCall scored 15 in Shoreline's win over Bellevue. Shoreline is now 12-11 on the season, and 4-7 in the Northern Region while Belleuve falls to 16-8 and 8-4. Shoreline plays Wednesday night, February 13 at Olympic College with a 7:30 PM start time. Bellevue Tops Cold Shooting Shoreline Women's Team: The Lady Dolphins of SCC shot 22% for the game and could only muster 34 points as they fell to Bellevue Community College 68-34. The Dolphins only shot 44% from the foul line as well. Jesica Anisspour led Shoreline with 9 points, as no one scored in double figures. Tashayla Ray and Fran McDonald added 7 points each.
Fran McDonald plays defense as Hollie Sare takes a shot. Shoreline falls to 3-17 on the season, 1-10 in the Northern Region. The Lady Dolphins play next at Olympic College, on Wednesday, February 13 at 5:30 PM. The Education of Basketball: Shoreline's Men's Basketball Coach Jeff Menday Holds "Class" during a timeout at recent basketball game against Everett.
Shoreline's Women's Basketball Coach Derek Witt makes a point to Jesica Annispour during a game against Whatcom Community College.
Shoreline Community College student-athletes must always be in 12 hours of academic work, attend class, study halls and work with the Student-Athlete Success Coordinator to remain eligible as a Freshman and maintain 2.0 with 36 hours passed to play a second season. Most student-athletes do much better than the required minimums and succeed as "Students" first and then as successful "Athletes". "Go Dolphins" Everett CC Defeats Shoreline In Men's Basketball: Everett Community College used a balance attack with 5 players in double figures and 10 three pointers to defeat the Dolphins of Shoreline Community College, 90-76. The game was a back and forth affair during the first half with 6 lead changes, but the Trojans took control at the end of the half and maintained a 6-8 point lead most of the second half and then pulled away at the end. JaRon Brown led Shoreline with 26 points and 16 rebounds and Parys Fox added 19 points.
JaRon Brown scored 26 points with 16 rebounds as Coach Menday has a discussion with an official. The Dolphins are now 11-11 on the season and 3-7 in the Northern Region of the NWAACC. Shoreline plays Bellevue Community College at home next Saturday night at 7:30 PM. Poor Second Half Dooms Lady Dolphins: Shoreline Women's Basketball Team led at the half 35-31 but could only muster 18 points in the second half and lost to the Northern Region Top Team, Everett Community College 62-53. The SCC squad jumped out to a 12-3 lead early in the game and played well throughout the first half, but came out flat in the second half. The Dolphins cut the lead Everett lead to 5 points several times at the end of the game, but could get no closer. Jena Walentowski and Jesica Anisspour led Shoreline with 15 points each. Fran McDonald chipped in 10 as well to round out the double figure scoring for the Lady Dolphins. Walentowski pulled down 12 rebounds and McDonald had 11.
Jena Walentowski scored 15 points and had 12 rebounds while Fran McDonald had 10 points and 11 boards for the Lady Dolphins. The Lady Dolphins fall to 3-16 on the season, 1-9 in the Northern Region. They play again next Saturday, February 9th at 5:30 PM against Bellevue Community College. Girls Soccer Camp Announced: Coach Mark Szabo has announced the first ever Girl's Soccer Camp at Shoreline Community College. August 11-14, 9:00 AM to Noon, the Lady Dolphin Coaches and players will put on a camp at the Shoreline Community College field. Cost will be $75.00 per player. Check the Shoreline Athletic Website for more information and brochures in March/April.
Also check the website for new baseball camps as well. That information will be announced shortly.
New Men and Women's Basketball Action Pictures: Take a look at the Action Shot Links on the Men's and Women's Basketball features of Website, new action shots for both teams have been posted....enjoy the "New Action".
Checkout the New "Action Shots" on the Men's and Women's Basketball Links. Indoor Summer Camps Announced: Volleyball, Men's and Women's Basketball Camps for the Summer of 2008 have been announced: Camp Dates: Women’s Basketball - June 23-26 - 9:00 AM To 4:00 PMMen’s Basketball - July 7-10 - 9:00 AM To 4:00 PM - Co-EdWomen’s Basketball - July 14-17 - 9:00 AM To 4:00 PMVolleyball - July 14-17 - 4:30 PM To 8:30 PM - 4th – 12th Grades - $100.00Men’s Basketball - July 21-24 - 9:00 AM To 4:00 PM - Co-EdVolleyball - July 28-July 31 - 9:00 AM To 4:00 PM - 4th – 12th Grades - $130.00Volleyball - August 4-7 - 9:00 AM To 4:00 PM - 9th – 12th Grades - $150.00Volleyball - August 11-14 - 9:00 AM To 4:00 PM - 9th – 12th - $150.00Further Information will be posted on the Athletic Website when brochures are ready and costs will be announced.
Shoreline Women Relinquish Half-Time Lead, Lose to Peninsula 76-67: The Shoreline Women's Basketball Team has started slow in the first half of most games this season while playing well in the second half but Wednesday night versus Peninsula Community College, the Lady Dolphins were hitting all cylinders in the first half, leading by as many 11 points in the opening 20 minutes and taking a 39-32 lead to the locker room at half. But the Lady Pirates of Peninsula came out fired-up in the second half and outscored SCC 44-28 in the final 20 minutes to win 76-67. Jena Walentowski lead the Lady Dolphins again, with 24 points while Jesica Anisspour added 23 in her best effort since being slowed by a knee injury before Christmas. Fran McDonald had another strong night with 12 points and 7 assists in the losing cause.
Jesica Anisspour scored 23 and Jena Walentowski scored 24 against Peninsula on Wednesday night. SCC falls to 3-15 on the year and 1-8 in the Northern Region of the NWAACC Conference. The Dolphins take on Everett Community College on Saturday night at the Shoreline Gym in a 5:30 PM start. Shoreline Men's Basketball Defeated By Peninsula: The Peninsula Community College Pirates exploded for 48 second half points to blow open a close game in the first half and went on to defeat the Dolphins 92-76. Shoreline only trailed by 4 at the half, 44-40, but could not keep up with the PCC squad in the second half at Port Angeles, WA. JaRon Brown led Shoreline with 22 points, followed by Parys Fox with 18 and Justin Grisby with 15. Fox added 7 assists as well.
Parys Fox and Justin Grisby scored 18 and 15 points for SCC on Wednesday night. Shoreline is now 11-10 on the season and 3-6 in the Northern Region of the NWAACC. The SCC squad returns home Saturday, February 2 against Everett Community College at 7:30 PM. The Dolphins defeated Everett CC early this season. Shoreline Men's Basketball Team Defeated by Whatcom: League leading Whatcom Community College defeated Shoreline Dolphins 84-68 in men's basketball on Saturday night. The Dolphins battled hard but playing without leading scorer Parys Fox for the fourth straight game the SCC squad could not muster enough offense to hang with the Whatcom CC team. Mo Sanchez led Shoreline with 15 points followed by JaRon Brown with 11 and Robert Niles-Clewis 10.
Mo Sanchez scored 15 for Shoreline. Shoreline falls to 11-9 on the season and 3-5 in the Northern Region. Whatcom goes to 15-5 and 7-1. Shoreline plays Wednesday night at Peninsula Community College as the second round of Northern Region games begin. Whatcom Women's Basketball Defeats Shoreline 72-50: Shoreline's Women's Basketball held its own with Whatcom for the first half, trailing only 31-29 with several lead changes and ties during the first 20 minutes of action, but then Whatcom used the full court press in the second half to good advantage and outscored the Lady Dolphins by 20 to coast to a victory. Fran McDonald and Jena Walentowski lead the SCC squad with 16 and 15 points each. Walentowski also dominated the boards with 15 rebounds.
Fran McDonald scores 16 points as Coach Witt applauds the effort of the Lady Dolphins. Shoreline falls to 3-14 for the season and 1-7 in the Northern Region of the NWAACC Conference. Whatcom is now 8-10 on the season and 4-4 in the Region. The Lady Dolphins play at Peninsula Community College on Wednesday night. Shoreline Men's And Women's Basketball Win One, Lose Two In Busy Week of Basketball: The Shoreline Men's and Women's Basketball teams went 1-2 over the past week of games. The Women's team broke through with their first Northern Region win against Edmonds Community College on Wednesday, January 23, with a 58-35 victory. Jena Walentowski led the way with 17 points. The Lady Dolphins dropped two games over the past week, losing to Skagit Valley 88-61 on January 19 and 74-55 to North Seattle on January 21. The Men's Team, playing without leading scorer Parys Fox who has left the team due to personal reasons, defeated North Seattle 87-61 and losing two close games, 67-65 to Skagit Valley at home on January 19th and to Edmonds CC 91-88 in Overtime on January 23. JaRon Brown lead the team in the win over North Seattle CC with 23 points. Both Dolphin teams see action again on Saturday Night, January 26 at home against Whatcom CC. Game times are 5:30 PM (Women) and 7:30 PM (Men).
JaRon Brown and Jena Walentowski led the Dolphins to victory during the past week of games. Shoreline Men's Basketball Defeats Olympic CC for 10th Win of Year: Parys Fox led with 23 points and Jeff Sterling and JaRon Brown scored 16 a piece as the Shoreline Dolphins won their 10th game of year and pulled even in the Northern Region of the NWAACC with a 2-2 conference record.
Parys Fox scored 23 and Jeff Sterling added 16 for the Dolphins. Brown dominated on the boards, pulling down 15 with 12 on the defensive side, no | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The
Athletic Department at Shoreline Community College is pleased to
announce that Butch Estes has been hired as the men’s basketball coach.
Estes has more than 30 years coaching experience at the
college/university level; most recently as assistant coach at Seattle
University. 
