Getting Ready For Next Season
Dawson Crosby, Staff Writer
April 10, 2018
Filed under Sports
In 2015, Glacier Peak got extremely lucky when Ayden Ziomas transferred to the Snohomish School District. Ayden was supposed to be going to Lynnwood High School but instead came to GP. Ayden is the quarterback for the Grizzlies and has been the starter since his freshman year. Ever since transferring...
Track Off To A Great Start
Dawson Crosby, Staff Writer
March 28, 2018
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Glacier Peak has done very well this season in the first five meets they have competed in so far. The first meet being the Sno Peak Creek jamboree, the boys and the girls both won the Jamboree as well as their first league meet with Mariner. Both the girls and the guys did exceptionally well coming in...
Girls Are Fast
Sydney Hill, Staff Writer
March 20, 2018
Filed under Sports
Softball season is here! The beginning is very cold and even sometimes rainy but that doesn’t stop the girls from playing. Mrs. Celix is the girls’ varsity coach for softball. “I started playing when I was five and fell in love with the sport, but I won’t say how many years that has been,...
Girls Wrestling Champs
Raelyn Young, Staff Writer
March 12, 2018
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This year is the first year Glacier Peak has had a girl wrestling team. The team was started with the help of sophomores Cassy Vando and Kiley Hubby. Being the team’s first year, they have made many accomplishments. Hubby also is our first girl wrestling state champion. “Kiley Hubby is one of...
New Tennis Coaches
Hailey Miller, Staff Writer
March 8, 2018
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This past Thursday, the new Varsity, and JV girls tennis coaches was announced, Fred Miller will be the new head varsity coach and Ms. Lee will be the new JV coach. Fred Miller played tennis in high school but this is his very first time coaching tennis, but he is making sure he knows what he is doing...
Basketball Season Coming To A Close
Nicholas Mullineux'Perrault, Staff Writer
March 6, 2018
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Last Wednesday, our boys basketball team played their final game of the season against Skyview at the Tacoma Dome. The game was a nail biter, coming down to the final seconds of the game. Our boys basketball team was down 68-67 with only 5.1 seconds left in the fourth quarter. The ball was in-bounded...
Spring Sports PSA
Dawson Crosby, Staff Writer
February 27, 2018
Filed under Sports
As winter sports come to an end, spring sports are beginning. Spring sports include track and field, softball and baseball, boys soccer, golf, lacrosse, and last but not least, girls tennis. Practice and tryouts start Monday, Feb. 26. Make sure you are cleared to play by Monday. Doing this includes filling...
The Seniors Night
Sydney Hill, Staff Writer
February 26, 2018
Filed under Sports
Senior night is for the seniors to shine their brightest, to be recognized for their hard work and participation on the team. It’s also important because senior night is the last home game the seniors will ever play on their home court. When the game was about to begin, Abbie Juozapaitis was excited...
Matt King Wins Two State Titles
Julia Murphy, Staff Writer
February 22, 2018
Filed under Sports
Sophomore Matt King won two individual events at the State meet in Federal Way this last weekend. King moved to Washington from Colorado two years ago, and once he got to Washington, he joined a club team, continuing his swim career. He originally swam mainly backstroke events with his club swim team,...