Tuesday, Jan. 24
Boys basketball
Kennedy 66, Foster 52
Mitch Penner poured in 30 points to lead the Kennedy Catholic Lancers to victory over Foster.
TJ 69, Mt. Rainier 57
Thomas Jefferson knocked off the Rams in a game that went into overtime
Girls basketball
Mt. Rainier 61, TJ 21
Kiana Gandy led the Rams to a 40-point win over the Raiders with 25 points.
Wednesday, Jan. 25
Wrestling
Evergreen 42, Lindbergh 40
Evergreen edged the Eagles in a two-point Seamount League match Wednesday, Jan. 25.
Lindbergh 60, Tyee 7
Tyee was trounced by Lindbergh in Seamount action this past Wednesday.
Evergreen and Tyee have had a combined team for practices and both met Lindbergh at the same time.
Boys basketball
Lindbergh 67, Highline 59
Highline took a close eight-point loss at the hands of Lindbergh last Wednesday.
Renton 64, Tyee 38
Renton routed the Totems in Wednesday, Jan. 25 action.
Girls basketball
Highline 41, Lindbergh 32
Highline was a nine-point winner in a Seamount League girls clash Wednesday, Jan. 25.
Renton 60, Tyee 44
The Totems took a loss at the hands of the Renton Indians in a Seamount League game on Wednesday, Jan. 25.
Thursday, Jan. 26
Boys basketball
Mt. Rainier 69, Auburn 57
Mount Rainier High School of Des Moines broke its recent losing streak with a 69-47 victory over Auburn in a road game Thursday, Jan. 26.
SCS 59, Vashon 35
Seattle Christian swamped Vashon Island in Nisqually League action Thursday.
Girls basketball
Mt. Rainier 72, Auburn 31
Mount Rainier remained undefeated with its victory over the Trojans in a home game Thursday.
SCS 59, Vashon 16
Seattle Christian crushed its Nisqually League foe in a game played Thursday, Jan. 26.
Friday, Jan. 27
Boys basketball
Kennedy 73, Highline 35
The Lancers hammered Highline in a Seamount League game Friday.
Hazen 59, Tyee 46
Raheem Howard finished with 14 points and Anthony Summers with 10 for Tyee in Friday's loss to the Highlanders.
Renton 60, Foster 52
Foster fell just shy of the Indians in Friday's action.
Evergreen 51, Lindbergh 48
Evergreen eked out a close three-point win over the Eagles Friday.
Girls basketball
Kennedy 67, Highline 25
Kennedy pasted the Pirates this past Friday.
Hazen 60, Tyee 47
Arinesha Smith amassed 30 points for the Totems, who still lost to the Highlanders.
Renton 56, Foster 35
Foster fell to the Indians in a Seamount League battle Friday.
Lindbergh 54, Evergreen 9
The Lady Wolverines were held to single digits scoring in Friday's loss to Lindbergh.
Saturday, Jan. 28
Boys basketball
Mount Rainier 67, Kentlake 37
The Rams were 30-point winners over the Falcons in a South Puget Sound League North Division game Saturday.
Girls basketball
Mount Rainier 67, Kentlake 37
Mount Rainier remained undefeated after beating Kentlake this past Saturday.
Boys swimming
SPSL District meet
Mount Rainier followed up on its undefeated SPSL North championship season by taking third place as a team at the overall SPSL meet held at Rogers High School in Puyallup this past Saturday.
The Rams scored 196 points behind the 241 of Curtis and the 205 of Kentridge.
Ryan Gansneder of Mount Rainier won the 500-yard freestyle in a time of 5:05.16 and also swam on the 200 free relay that won in 1:35.62.
Next up for the Rams is the state meet to be held February 17-18 at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way.
Gymnastics
Kennedy-Tyee-Lindbergh-Highline
Lindbergh finished first in Saturday's meet with 137.15 points as Highline scored 135.90, Kennedy Catholic 130.25 and Tyee 69.75.
Kristen Rodal of Highline won the all-around title with 34.40 points, followed by JFK's Charlotte Dittmar with 33.15 and Lindbergh's Jenna Lui with 30.50.
Dittmar won the vault with a score of 8.45 and Rodal and Lui tied for second at 8.4. Rodal was the winner of the bars competition with an 8.9, followed by Kennedy's Dittmar (7.6) and Danielle Carnahan (6.4).
Dittmar also won the beam with an 8.9 and Lui was second with an 8.2 ahead of Rodal's 7.8. Rodal took the floor exercise with a 9.3, followed by Dittmar with an 8.2 and Lindbergh's Makia Williams with a 7.8.
The state gymnastics meet will be held February 17-18 at the Tacoma Dome Exhibition Center.
