Boys tennis
The Inglemoor High boys tennis team started its season with an 8-1 victory over Ballard High last week.
Bolstered by a solid group of incoming sophomores, the Vikings secured the victory with a win by their new No. 3 doubles team of Ryan Jensen and Glen Zinck.
In its next match, Bellevue overpowered Inglemoor, 9-0.
Volleyball
The Bothell High volleyball team beat Seattle Prep, 3-1, in a nonleague match last week.
The match featured two games that went into extra points, which were both won by the Cougars, a 28-26 victory in Game 1 and a 27-25 win in the deciding Game 4.
For Bothell, junior middle Charnele Odingo had 16 kills and 11 digs, sophomore libero Zoe Iida contributed 25 digs and junior setter Anna Buck had 35 assists during the match.
Seattle Synchro
The Seattle Synchronized Swim team will hold a free session from 11 a.m. to noon Sept. 20 at the Carole Ann Wald Memorial pool located in St. Edward State Park, 14445 Juanita Drive N.E., Kenmore.
For information and registration, call (425) 968-8655, e-mail seastars@seattlesynchro.com or visit www.seattlesynchro.com.
BHS football
Head coach Tom Bainter, the 2008 Bothell High varsity football team and the Cougar Football Club will hold the second annual Alumni and Team Dinner at 6 p.m. Sept. 25 in the new school commons, located next to the Northshore Performing Arts Center. All alumni are welcome to attend the event, which is in honor of homecoming.
Dinner will be provided by Gallo De Oro Mexican Restaurant and will be served following the team practice. Alumni are invited to bring memorabilia, photos, annuals and other items to share with current players. Following the meal, Bainter will host a short program and tour of the new school facilities.
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Wrestling
The 25th annual Northshore Kids Wrestling program will take place from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays Oct. 8-Nov. 3 in the Inglemoor High wrestling room.
The first practice and sign up will be at 5:15 p.m. Oct. 8.
The introductory program is open to children in grades 1-6. The majority of the students will have little or no experience, and the intent of the program is to introduce wrestling basics in a fun, non-competitive environment. Students will be matched by age, weight and experience.
Fee is $60 per child with discounts for multiple family members; the fee can be waived for cases of financial hardship. Wrestlers should wear regular athletic shoes, a T-shirt and shorts.
Tom Sewell, former Inglemoor High wrestling coach, is the program director. He will be joined by assistants who are former college and high-school wrestlers.
After the introductory program, they will offer the Viking Wrestling Club, which competes in a local league throughout the winter.
For information, call Sewell at (206) 999-5622.
