SCC Women's Basketball Falls To 0-2:
The Lady Dolphin Basketball Team fell to 0-2 on the season with a
82-42 defeat at the hands of the Community College of Spokane
at the SCC Turkey Shoot Tournament. Another slow start rattled
the short handed SCC squad, falling behind
21-2 to start the game. Ana Haberman led the team again with 17 points,
followed by Ashley Flemming with 15. SCC
plays at Green River CC on Saturday, November 28th in a 3:00 PM contest.
 
Haberman and Flemming led the Lady Dolphins in
scoring over the weekend.
Women's Basketball Falls In Opener:
The Lady Dolphins opened with a 79-48
defeat at the hands of Highline Community
College. The short-handed SCC squad became even more shorthanded as
Tiffany Gamman played the first 51 seconds before going out with an
injury. Caitlin Johnsen injured a knee late in the game as well. SCC
dropped behind 19-2 early and could never make overcome the start.
Ana Haberman led
Shoreline with 25 points, Ashley Flemming added 15.
Shoreline faces the
Community College of Spokane tomorrow in the consolation game of the
tournament. Highline takes on Lane in the Championship. Lane defeated
Spokane 71-62 in the opening game of the tournament.
Volleyball Season Ends At NWAACC Championship:
The Lady Dolphin Volleyball Team was eliminated
from the NWAACC Volleyball Championship on Thursday by top ranked Tacoma
and 6th ranked Chemeketa Community Colleges. The SCC squad lost to TCC
in the opening round, 25-9, 25-20, 25-12 in a 3 out of 5 match and then
in the loser's bracket to Chemeketa, 25-17, 25-22, in a two out of three
contest.
Shoreline finished the season 11-19 and in 4th
place in the NWAACC Northern Division but have 8 freshmen on the
squad who return next season. It was the first time since 2006 that the
Dolphins had qualified for the NWAACC Championship.
Women's Basketball Tournament Set For The
Weekend:
The Shoreline Women's Basketball Team will open
its schedule at home over the weekend in a four team tournament. Teams
from all four regions of the NWAACC will take part. The opening game on
Saturday afternoon at 2:00 PM pits Lane Community College of Oregon
(South Region) against the Community College of Spokane (East Region).
In the second game of the day, the Shoreline Community College Lady
Dolphins (North Region) face Highline Community College (West Region) at
4:00 PM.
The losers of the opening round face each other on
Sunday at Noon in the Consolation Game and the two winners play in the
tournament Championship Game at 2:00 PM. Shoreline was the runner-up in
this tournament Last year, finishing second to Spokane.
This will be the coaching debut of Alisa Scott as
the Shoreline Community College Head Women's Basketball Coach. SCC
finished last season 10-17.
Women's Soccer Season Ends At Walla Walla:
The Shoreline Community College Women's Soccer
season ended Saturday in Walla Walla, WA at the SCC squad was on the
short end of a 4-0 score to the #1 ranked Walla Walla Community College
team. The WWCC team scored an early goal to take the lead and then put
one end toward the end of the half. Shoreline played short handed for
part of the match as a red card was given to sophomore Grace Hedemann.
WWCC finished the scoring with late goals to finish the scoring.
The Lady Dolphins will not make the NWAACC Final
Four for the first time in three seasons, but SCC only had 6 sophomores
on the team and played 14 freshman this year. SCC finished 8-5-4 for the
season.
Volleyball Players Receive Individual Awards:
Three Lady Dolphin Volleyball Players received
awards this week for their individual play. Chantel Tes was named to the
NWAACC Northern Region All-Sophomore Team as a hitter. Tes from Diamond
High School in Anchorage, AK. Lahela Kaili-Laroya
was named to the Northern Region first team All-Stars and Matelita
Melino was named to the second team. Both players are freshmen and come
from Honolulu, HI. The two All-Stars will play in the NWAACC Volleyball
All-Star games at Big Bend Community College on December 5.
The SCC Volleyball team opens play in the NWAACC
Volleyball Championship next Thursday in Gresham, OR against Tacoma
Community College.
  
Tes
Kaili-Laroya
Melino
Lady Dolphins Advance In NWAACC Women's Soccer:
A stubborn Olympic College women's soccer team gave SCC a scare, but
the Lady Dolphins dominated penalty kicks and came out with a victory
over the Rangers. The game was 0-0 at half, SCC's Grace Hedemann scored
3 minutes into the second half but OC tied it shortly afterwards,
neither team could score the remainder of regulation and after 2
overtime periods. Shoreline scored on the first three PKs, while OC
missed each shot and SCC got the victory. The Lady Dolphins with their
victory on Wednesday against advances to the second round of the NWAACC
Playoffs to face the #1 ranked Walla Walla Warriors. WWCC is 18-1 on the
season. SCC is now 8-4-4 overall. The two teams have not played this
year. Game is 11:00 AM on Saturday morning.
Grace Hedemann Scored For Shoreline
SCC Men's Soccer Loses To Highline In NWAACC
Playoffs:
The Highline CC men's soccer team
exploded for 3 goals in the first 7 minutes of the match, and went on
for a 4-2 victory over the Dolphins in the first round NWAACC playoff
game. Joseph Ademofe scored both goals for SCC, one at the 4 minute mark
and the second in the 62nd minute. SCC finished 7-9-1 for the season.
Volleyball Loses To Skagit Valley:
The SCC Volleyball Team suffered a loss
in its final regular season game of the season to Skagit Valley College
by the scores of 25-21,27-25,25-22. The SCC squad finished 4th in the
Northern Region and will go to the NWAACC Volleyball Championship next
weekend in Gresham, OR at Mt. Hood CC. SCC is 11-17 overall, 6-6 in the
region. SCC faces #1 ranked Tacoma CC in the first round.
Steel Named NWAACC Northern Region Setter of the
Week:
Volleyball player, Shariece Steel,
was named the NWAACC Northern Region Setter of the Week for her play
against Whatcom Community College and Olympic College. Steel, a freshman
from Damonte Ranch High School, in Reno, NV, had 36 assists against WCC
and 29 in the match against OC.
Shariece Steel #13
Testa Named Men's Soccer Player of the Week:
Greg Testa was named the Men's Soccer Player of the Week at Shoreline
Community College. Testa scored the winning goal against Skagit Valley
College on Saturday that propelled the Dolphins into the host position
for the first round of the NWAACC playoffs that start on Wednesday. SCC
faces Highline Community College at 2:00 PM on Wednesday at the SCC
Soccer Field. Testa is a freshman from Ballard High School in Seattle
Sabo Named Volleyball Player of the Week:
Carolyn Sabo was named the Women's
Volleyball Player of the Week for her contributions against Whatcom CC
and Olympic College last week. Sabo was also named an NWAACC
All-Academic Player for her efforts in the classroom. NWAACC
All-Academic requires 3.25 GPA in at least 36 credits of work and a
sophomore in athletic eligibility.
Folk Named Women's Soccer Player of the Week:
Lauren Folk
was named the SCC Women's Soccer Player of the Week for her efforts
against Skagit Valley College on Saturday. She scored one of the five
goals on the day for the Lady Dolphins.
Men's and Women's Soccer To Host NWAACC Playoff
Games:
A NWAACC Playoff Doubleheader will be played at
Shoreline Community College on Wednesday.
The Lady Dolphins will host Olympic College at
11:30 AM in a first round match-up. SCC sports a 8-4-3 record while OC
is 7-6-3. The two teams have not met this season. The Dolphins are 5-1-1
on their home field this season.
The SCC Men's Soccer Team plays Highline Community
College at 2:00 PM on Wednesday. SCC is 7-8-1 on the season while HCC is
9-8-3. Highline defeated Shoreline 6-2 earlier in the season at
Highline. SCC is 4-2-1 at home this season.
Come out and support the Dolphins. GO SHORELINE!!!
Men's Soccer Comes Back To Defeat SVC, Hosts
First Round Playoff Game:
The sick and beat up SCC Men's Soccer Team,
pullout a come from behind victory on Saturday and won the right to host
a NWAACC playoff game on Wednesday against Highline Community College.
The Dolphins trailed 1-0 at halftime but battled
back to tie it on Ciran Regan's goal at the 50th minute mark. Greg Testa
hit the winner at the 70th minute mark and the Shoreline defense did the
rest as they held the Cardinals out of the goal.
SCC finished the regular season 7-8-1, 6-6-1 in
the counting games for the NWAACC Northern Region.
Women's Soccer Routs Skagit Valley In Regular
Season Finale:
The Lady Dolphins prepared for the NWAACC playoffs
with a 5-0 victory over Skagit Valley on Saturday. SCC hosts Olympic
College on Wednesday in the first round of the NWAACC playoffs.
On Saturday, Grace Hedemann led the way for
Shoreline with two goals, both scored in the half as SCC took a 3-0
halftime lead and never looked back. Michael Urbano, Laruen Folk and
Emily Carter also scored for Shoreline. Carter returned to action after
suffering a concussion and lacerated liver earlier in the season.
SCC finished the regular season 8-4-3 overall,
7-3-3 in Northern Region counting games.
Volleyball Qualifies For NWAACC Championship:
The Lady Dolphin Volleyball Team qualified for the
NWAACC Volleyball Championship on Friday, without playing a game.
Whatcom Community College defeated Edmonds CC on Friday night, pushing
the ECC squad to two games behind Shoreline with only one game to go and
giving the SCC squad the final fourth place playoff spot.
The Dolphin team actually has a chance to move to
the #3 Seed if they can beat Skagit Valley College on Tuesday night in
Mt. Vernon, WA. If SCC wins, then both SCC and SVC will be tied for 3rd
place and Shoreline owns the tiebreaker over Skagit and would be the #3
seed for the Northern Region.
SCC is 11-16 overall on the season and 6-5 in the
NWAACC Northern Region. This will be the first trip to the NWAACC
Championship for the Lady Dolphins in three years.
Volleyball Honors Five Sophomores:
Five SCC Sophomore Volleyball Players played their
last home game on Wednesday and ended their home careers with a victory
over Olympic College.
The honored sophomores were: Cherilynn Kua,
Chauntel Tes, Kristin Hinnesbusch, Sydney Hinnesbusch and Carolyn Sabo.
 
Sydney Hinnesbusch
Carolyn Sabo
Cherilynn Kua
 
Kristin Hinnesbusch
Chauntel Tes
Volleyball Team Defeats Olympic College:
The SCC Volleyball Team defeated Olympic College
on Wednesday night by the score of 25-19, 25-13 and 25-22. Chautel Tes
lead the Lady Dolphins with 13 kills and Shelby Souther added 11.
The Lady Dolphins are now 11-16 on the season, 6-5
in the NWAACC Northern Region. SCC leads Edmonds CC by 1.5 games for the
fourth and final playoff spot in the region. A Edmonds loss on Friday to
Whatcom CC would ensure the Dolphins of the playoff spot.
Shoreline travels to Skagit Valley College next
Tuesday night for the final regular season game of the year.
Shoreline Volleyball Drops Tough Match To
Whatcom:
The Lady Dolphins fell to region leading
Whatcom Community College in five games on Monday night in the SCC gym.
Game scores were 21-25, 25-17, 12-25, 26-24, 10-15. Shoreline
was lead by Lahala Kaili-Laroya with 21 kills.
SCC is now 10-16 overall, 5-5 in the NWAACC Northern Region. SCC
leads Edmonds CC by one game with two to play
for the last playoff spot in the region. SCC plays Olympic College at
home on Wednesday night at 7:00 PM in the last home
game of the year.
Shoreline and Edmonds Battle To A 1-1 Tie In
Men's Soccer:
Both goals in the match were scored on penalty
kicks at both defenses were tough on this day and neither team could put
in a score.
SCC scored its goal very late in the first half
(45th minute) as Precilio Martinez took the PK for the Dolphins. Edmonds
PK came at the 65th minute mark.
Shoreline leads Edmonds by one point in the league
standings for second place. A Edmonds loss on Wednesday at Whatcom or a
SCC victory on Saturday at Skagit Valley College will place Shoreline in
second place and the chance to host the first round NWAACC playoff game
next week. A SCC victory Saturday and two Whatcom CC losses would place
Shoreline in a tie for first place. An Edmonds win and SCC loss would
send SCC into third place.
Edmonds CC Women's Soccer Defeats SCC On
Home Field:
The Lady Tritons of Edmonds CC upset Shoreline on
Saturday at the SCC Soccer Field 1-0 in a hard fought battle. Both teams
were equally matched but Edmonds was able to squeeze out a second half
goal to pull out a victory.
The Lady Dolphins are now 7-4-3 overall and 6-3-3
in the Northern Region. SCC trails Whatcom CC by 1 point in the region
and Shoreline will need help to capture its fifth straight region
championship. SCC finishes the season at Skagit Valley College on
Saturday. Whatcom plays two matches this week against Everett and
Edmonds. It will take two WCC losses and SCC victory for Shoreline to
capture its fifth outright championship. A SCC victory and a WCC loss
and tie would place both teams in a league leading tie for the
championship.
 
Volleyball Drops Non-Region Game To Clark
College:
The Lady Dolphins stepped out of Northern Region
play on Friday night and lost to Clark College from Vancouver, WA after
winning the first two games. SCC cruised through the first two games,
winning 25-13, 25-18, but Clark mounted a comeback, taking the third and
fourth games by the scores of 15-25 and 22-25. The fifth and final game
went Clark's way, 15-9.
The loss drops SCC to 10-15 overall. The Dolphins
are 5-4 in the Northern Region and face Whatcom CC on Monday night. SCC
leads Edmonds CC for the fourth and final playoff spot by 2 games with 3
games left in the region season.
 
3:00 PM Volleyball Match On Friday Cancelled:
The 3:00 PM Volleyball Match vs Tacoma CC on
Friday has been cancelled due the death of a parent from the Tacoma CC
team. The 7:00 PM match against Clark Clark is still on for the SCC Gym.
Volleyball Beats Everett, Moves Closer To Playoff
Spot:
The SCC Volleyball Team defeated Everett CC on
Wednesday night in Everett by the scores of
23-25,25-10 ,25-13,25-12.
With the victory and Edmonds CC lost last night to Bellevue, the Lady
Dolphins moved into a two game lead with 3 region games left for the
fourth and final playoff spot in the NWAACC Northern Region.
The Dolphins are
still in striking distance of third place in the region, as they trail
Skagit Valley College by 1 game and face the Cardinals again in the
final week of the season.
Shoreline is 10-14
overall and 5-4 in the Northern Region. The SCC squad faces Clark
College on Friday night at 7:00 PM in a non-region game. SCC will
face Whatcom CC and Olympic CC at home next week on Monday and Wednesday
nights in big Northern Region games.
Whatcom Sweeps SCC In Soccer:
The SCC Soccer Teams went to Bellingham, WA on
Wednesday for big games NWAACC Northern Region games against Whatcom CC
and both teams had disappointing losses.
The Lady Dolphins, playing short handed with
several injuries and the flu bug making its rounds on the team, dropped
a tough 1-0 match to WCC. With the loss, both SCC and Whatcom are tied
for first place in the Northern Region with 21 points each. Shoreline is
7-3-3 overall and 6-2-3 in region counting games.
The Shoreline Men's Soccer Team jumped out to a
1-0 lead in the first half on a goal by Kevin Flavin. But a inspired
Whatcom team scored three times in the second half to win the match 3-1.
SCC is 6-8 overall and 5-6 in the region. Edmonds defeated SCC 4-2 in
their first match-up of the season.
Both SCC squads face arch-rival Edmonds CC on
Saturday at the SCC Soccer Field. The second place SCC men lead Edmonds
by one point in the Northern Region standings. The winner of the match
has the inside track on hosting a first round NWAACC Playoff game, the
loser will more than likely have to travel in the first round.
The SCC Women's Team needs a victory to maintain
its goal for a fifth straight region crown and gain a first round bye in
the playoffs. Edmonds is in third place in the region. SCC defeated ECC
1-0 earlier in the season.
Soccer Names Players of the Week:
Ciran Reagan has been named the Men's Soccer
Player of the Week for SCC. Reagan, a sophomore from Shorewood High
School in Shoreline scored two goals against Skagit Valley College last
Wednesday to help the Dolphins overcome a 1-0 deficient and comeback for
a 3-1 victory.
The Lady Dolphins named Co-Players of the Week,
Gina Carossino and Kristina McGee, for their goal and assist on a last
minute goal against Everett CC on Saturday the propelled the SCC squad
to a 2-1 victory over the tough minded ECC team. Carossino assisted on
the goal by McGee.
 
Shoreline Men's And Women's Soccer Sweeps
Everett:
The Men's and Women's Soccer teams at Shoreline CC
defeated Everett CC on Saturday at Everett in identical 2-1 victories.
The wins maintained the Lady Dolphins as the #1 team in the region and
for the men, the win propelled them into a first place time with Whatcom
CC for the region lead. Whatcom has played one less game than SCC in the
region standings.
For the Lady Dolphins, Melanie Boutcher scored the
first goal just before halftime and then Kristina McGee hit the game
winner with 2 minutes left in the game.
On the men's side, Edward Abrans scored five
minutes into the game and Joseph Ademofe hit the game winner in the 54th
minute.
The SCC women's squad is now 7-2-3 overall and
6-1-3 in the region. The men's team is 6-7 overall and 5-5 in the
region. Both teams play at Whatcom CC on Wednesday in big region
matchups. The Whatcom women's team is in second place behind SCC by 3
points and SCC is tied with Whatcom for first place in the region.
 
SCC Volleyball Loses to Bellevue in Three Games:
The Shoreline CC Women's Volleyball Team suffering
a hangover from their emotional loss on Wednesday night fell to Belleuve
College in the straight games on Friday night - 13-15, 22-15, 20-15.
SCC is now 9-14 overall, 4-4 in the Northern
Region. The Dolphins are in fourth place, one game ahead of Edmonds CC
for the final playoff spot to the NWAACC Championship. The SCC squad has
four region remaining and plays at Everett on Wednesday night before
returning home on Friday to face non-conference games against Tacoma CC
and Clark College. Tacoma is the #1 ranked team in the NWAACC.
Volleyball Falls To Edmonds In Five Games:
The Lady Dolphin Volleyball Team dropped a five
game thriller to Edmonds CC on Wednesday night. The SCC squad dropped
the first two games to Edmonds then came roaring back to tie the match
at 2 games all but could not keep the momentum going and ECC came out on
top in the fifth and deciding game. Game scores were 22-25, 22-25,
25-14, 25-18, 9-15.
Shoreline is now 9-13 on the season, 4-3 in the
NWAACC Northern Region, 1 game ahead of Edmonds for the fourth and final
playoff spot with 5 more games to play in the region schedule. The
Dolphins travel to Bellevue College on Friday night to play at 7:00 PM.
Men's and Women's Soccer Sweeps Skagit Valley:
The Shoreline Men's and Women's Soccer Teams swept
Skagit Vally College on Wednesday at the SCC Soccer Field. The Skagit
Valley women's soccer team put up a fight through the first half, as
both teams were scoreless for the first 45 minutes. Melanie Boutcher
broke through for the Lady Dolphins at the 64th minute and Grace
Hedemann put the game away in the 87th minute with a goal.
The Lady Dolphins are now 6-2-3 overall, 5-1-3 in
the Northern Region and in first place in the region.
The SCC Men's Soccer team fell behind 1-0 early in
the game but Joesph Ademofe tied the score in the 44th minute, just
before halftime. The Dolphins controlled most of the action in the
second half and Ciaran Regan scored two goals for the SCC squad.
The Men's Team is 5-7 overall and 4-5 in the
Northern Region.
Hedemann and Sabo Named NWAACC All-Academic:
Grace Hedemann from the Women's Soccer Team and
Carolyn Sabo from Volleyball were named to the NWAACC All-Academic Team
on Monday. To earn the award, you must be a second year player, have
earned at least 36 credits and have a minimum 3.25 GPA. Hedemann is a
transfer from Hawaii Pacific College and Sabo is a local student-athlete
from Ingraham High School in Seattle.
Sabo and Hedemann
Lahela Kaili-Laroya Named Volleyball Player of
the Week:
Lahela Kaili-Laroya was named Shoreline Community
College's Volleyball Player of the week for her efforts at the NWAACC
Crossover Tournament at the Community College of Spokane over the past
weekend. Kaili-Laroya was named the Co-MVP of the tournament.
Women's Volleyball Goes 1-3 at NWAACC
Crossover:
The Lady Dolphin Volleyball Tean went 1-3 over the
weekend at the NWAACC Crossover tournament at the Community College of
Spokane.
Match results were:
Shoreline def Spokane (25-23, 25-20, 14-25, 21-25, 15-9)
Big Bend def Shoreline (25-20, 25-20, 26-24)
Linn-Benton def Shoreline (25-16, 18-25, 21-25, 25-20,15-5)
Highline def Shoreline (25-15, 25-20,21-25, 21-25, 15-4)
The SCC squad is 9-12 overall and 4-2 in the
NWAACC Northern Region, tied for 3rd place with Skagit Valley. The
Dolphins face Edmonds CC on Wednesday night at the SCC gym at 7:00 PM
which begins the second half of the region schedule.
Womens's Soccer Defeats Edmonds 1-0:
The Lady Dolphin Soccer Team defeated Edmonds CC
in a key Northern Region match-up on Wednesday night at Meadowdale High
School. The single goal of the evening came from Melanie Boutcher on a
free kick from about 30 yards out in the 69th minute of match.
Boutcher had hit the crossbar in the first half on a similar play. Kat
Donovan was credited with the shut-out.
The SCC squad is now 5-2-3 on the season, and
4-1-3 in the Northern Region. The Dolphins lead the division by 3 points
and face Skagit Valley College next Wednesday at the SCC Soccer Field at
2:00 PM.
Women's Volleyball Falls To Skagit Valley:
The SCC Volleyball Team was defeated by Skagit
Valley in a classic five game match on Wednesday night at the SCC Gym.
Game scores were 23-25, 25-22, 24-26, 25-14 and 14-16 as the Lady
Dolphins could not quite get over the hump during the match. Chauntel
Tes led a balanced SCC attack with 16 kills. Kahela Kaili-Laroya and
Shelby Souther had 14 kills each for the Dolphins as well.
Shoreline is now 8-9 overall and 4-2 in the NWAACC
Northern Region. SCC is tied for third place in the region with Skagit
Valley. The Dolphins travel to Spokane this weekend to play in the
NWAACC Crossover Tournament.
Men's Soccer Loses to Edmonds:
The SCC Men's Soccer Team was defeated by Edmonds
Community College on Wednesday night at Meadowdale High School 4-2. The
Tritans jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first 11 minutes of the game and
never looked back. Shoreline was led with goals by Precilio Martinez and
Stephen Rock, but it was too little to late.
Shoreline falls to 4-7 overall and 3-5 in the
Northern Region, but remains in a tie for second place in the region
with Whatcom CC and in the play-off hunt as the top three teams in the
region qualify for the NWAACC playoffs.
SCC faces Skagit Valley College at home on October
21 at 4:00 PM.
Women's Soccer Ranked Sixth In NWAACC Poll:
The Lady Dolphin Soccer Team is ranked sixth in the latest NWAACC
Soccer Poll. The SCC team is 4-2-3 overall for the season and 3-1-3 in
the Northern Region standings. The Dolphins are the four time defending
champions of the region and have finished third the past two seasons at
the NWAACC Women's Soccer Championship.
Women's Volleyball Sweeps Olympic College:
The Shoreline Women' s Volleyball Team defeated Olympic College on
Wednesday night in Bremington, WA. The Dolphins stormed to victories in
the first two games, defeating the Rangers 25-10 and 25-10 and SCC
w...on a battle in the 3rd games, as OC put a fight but came up short
28-26 to the Northern Region's second place team. SCC is now 8-8 overall
on the season and 4-1 in the Northern Region. The
Dolphins next play Skagit Valley College at home on October 14th at 7:00
PM in the SCC Gym.
 
Shoreline's Women's Soccer Moves Into First
Place:
Shoreline Women's Soccer Moves Into First Place - The Lady Dolphin
Soccer Team defeated Whatcom Community College 1-0 on Wednesday to move
into first place in the NWAACC Northern Region. The SCC squad raised
their record to 3-1-3 in the region a...nd 4-2-3 overall. The Dolphins
are the four time defending region champions. Kristina McGee scored at
the 22 minute mark on an assist from Grace Hedemann. Kat Donovan and
Kaitlin McKenzie combined on the shutout for SCC.
 
Shoreline's Men's Soccer Loses To Whatcom:
Shoreline Falls To Whatcom 3-1 In Men's Soccer - A tired looking
Shoreline Me'ns Soccer Team was defeated by Whatcom CC 3-1 at the SCC
Soccer Field on Wednesday afternoon. The Dolphins fell behind 2-0 in the
first half, ralled to cut the le...ad to 2-1 with 15 minutes to go, but
gave up another goal to assure the loss. Shoreline falls to 3-6 overall
and 2-4 in the NWAACC Northern Region and are now tied with Everett CC
for third and final playoff position.
McGee and Flavin Named Soccer Players of the
Week:
Kristina McGee and Kevin Flavin have been named
Women's and Men's Soccer Players of the Week at Shoreline Community
College. McGee scored one goal against Everett Community College on
Wednesday and then scored the first goal of the season against Chemeketa
CC, as the undefeated Storm suffered their first non-win of the season
against SCC, in a 1-1 tie on Saturday.
Flavin had a "Hit Trick" against Everett CC on
Wednesday, scoring three goals in the match. Flavin leads the team with
5 goals on the season.
 
Men's Soccer Is Beaten By Walla Walla, 4-1:
The Shoreline Men's Soccer Team had a tough time
adjusting to the speed of the #2 ranked Walla Walla CC soccer team in
the first half, as WWCC scored 3 goals in a 6 minute span during the
midway part of the first half. The Walla Walla team kept constant
pressure on the Dolphins at the Starfire Complex in Tukwila, WA. The
artificial surface and larger field at Starfire gave SCC trouble, as the
quick Walla Walla team took advantage of the added space and faster
surface.
Shoreline played better in the second half,
adjusting to the field, and scored a goal by Joseph Ademofe.
The Dolphins record fell to 3-5 overall, 2-3 in
Northern Region play and they meet Whatcom CC at 4:00 PM on Wednesday,
October 8th at the SCC Soccer Field. Shoreline is tied for 3rd place in
the NWAACC Northern Region. Whatcom is one point behind in fourth place.
Men's Soccer Loses To #1 Ranked Chemeketa:
Shoreline Men's Soccer Loses To #1 Ranked Chemeketa, 2-0. In a
physical first half of action, the Shoreline Men's Soccer Team gave up
two quick goals and came away a player down by a red card ejection
before the half ended, in a 2-0 loss to... undefeated and ranked #1 in
the NWAACC Men's Soccer rankings, Chemeketa CC from Oregon. The Storm
scored two goals in the first 15 minutes of the game as four yellow
cards were given in the first half, and two more in the second during a
hard fought contest. The Dolphins most snap back quickly, as they play
#2 Ranked Walla Walla CC at the Starfire Complex (Home of the NWAACC
Soccer Championship) tomorrow at 1:30 PM.
Women's Soccer Ties Undefeated Chemeketa:
Women's Soccer Ties Undefeated Chemeketa - The SCC Women's Soccer
Team led Chemeketa CC from Oregon for 61 minutes but could not pull off
the upset as the Lady Storm tied the game in the 68th minute. Kristina
McGee scored for the Lady Dolph...ins in the 7th minute. Chemeketa
allowed its first goal of the season and the Storm's record now stands
at 4-0-1. The SCC Squad record is now 3-2-3 overall, 2-2-3 in the
Northern Region. Shoreline hosts Whatcom CC on Wednesday, October 7, in
a key Northern Region contest, as both teams are tied for first with
with 9 points. Whatcom is 3-1 in the region, 4-2 overall. Game time is
2:00 PM.
Volleyball Loses To Whatcom:
SCC Volleyball Hits A Roadblock - The SCC Women's Volleyball Team
lost its first Northern Region game on Friday night to Whatcom Community
College, 3-0. Game scores were 25-22, 25-12 and 25-15. The Lady Dolphins
fall to 3-1 in the region and 7-8... overall. Whatcom takes control of
first place in the region with a 3-0 record, while Shoreline slips into
second place.
Action Shots Updated:
Men's and Women's Soccer and Volleyball action
shots have been updated. Check out the athletic action. The shots are
also on the Shoreline Community College Facebook page.
  
Women's Soccer Emily Carter Out With Injury:
Women's Soccer Player Out Due To Injuries: Emily Carter, starting
forward on the Women's Soccer team is out 4-6 weeks after being injured
in a collusion with the goal keeper from Everett Community College. The
picture below was snapped right before contact.
Men's Basketball Tryouts:
Men's Basketball Tryouts - The
Shoreline Community College Men's Basketball Team will have open tryouts
on October 16th at 4:00 PM in the SCC Gym. All interested parties should
contact Assistant Men's Basketball Coach, Jordan Howell at jhowell@shoreline.edu
for more information.
Women's Volleyball Downs Everett CC 3-0:
The Lady Dolphin Volleyball Team evened its
overall record at 7-7 and moved to 3-0 in the NWAACC Northern Region
with a 3-0 victory over Everett Community College. The SCC squad took
the match, 25-17, 25-20 and 25-16. Chauntel Tes led the Dolphins with 17
kills followed by Shelby Souther with 10. Sharice Steel added 31
assists.
Shoreline returns to action on Friday at Whatcom
Community College in Bellingham, WA.
Men's Soccer Defeats Everett CC 5-0:
Men's Soccer
defeats Everett 5-0 as Flavin scores three goals. The SCC men's soccer
team scored early and then often as they dominated Everett Community
College. Kevin Flavin scored in the 4th minute and Ryo Takigawa scored
in the 8th minut...e and Shoreline never looked back. Flavin scored
again in the 24th minute to put the game away. Shoreline scored two
short handed goals in the second half, as Merfin Muhic and Flavin scored
goals in the 66th and 87th minutes. SCC pushed its record to 3-3 overall
and 2-2 in the Northern Region. The squad plays Chemeketa CC from Oregon
on Saturday at 2:00 PM.
Women's Soccer defeats Everett 3-1.
Women's
Soccer defeats Everett 3-1. In a physical match, the Lady Dolphins came
out on top 3-1. 3 yellow cards were handed out during the game between
rivals and SCC player Emily Carter was taken to the hospital with
injuries with the Everett go...al keeper. For the SCC squad, Emily
Carter, Alexandra Navlet and Darby Kurtti scored goals with the clincher
coming from Kurtti with 5 minutes left in the match. Shoreline pushes
it's record to 3-2-2 for the season and 2-1-2 in the Northern Region of
the NWAACC. SCC plays Chemeketa Community College from Oregon at home on
Saturday, October 3 at Noon.
Athletics and Recreation Now On Facebook!!!!!
The Shoreline Community College Athletic
Department and Recreation Department on now on Facebook. Follow the
athletic teams and student-athletes on Facebook now plus see what is
going with the Recreation Department and what classes you are missing or
what event is coming up.
The Athletic Department Facebook page is at:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/pages/Shoreline-Community-College-Athletic-Department/105347137404
The Recreation site is:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/pages/Shoreline-Community-College-Recreation-Department/289634000318
So now follow SCC here on the official athletic
website and on Facebook.
SCC Volleyball Defeats Bellevue 3-1 In NWAACC
Action:
The Shoreline women's volleyball team defeated
Bellevue College on Friday night at the Shoreline CC gym 3-1 to run
their record to 2-0 in the NWAACC Northern Region. SCC won by the scores
of 28-26, 25-23, 21-25 and 25-23 in a tightly fought match.
Lahela Kaili-Laroya and Lita Melino led the
Lady Dolphins to the win with 12 and 13 kills each.
The Dolphins are now 6-7 overall and will host
Everett Community College on Wednesday, September 30th at 7:00 PM in
Dolphin Gym.
Volleyball Defeats Rival Edmonds In Three
Straight Games:
The Shoreline Women's Volleyball Team defeated
Edmonds Community College on Wednesday night, 3-0, at the Edmonds CC
gym. The Lady Dolphins pounded the Tritons in the first game, 25-16 and
then held on for two more game victories 25-21 and 25-22.
The SCC Squad goes 1-0 in the NWAACC Northern
Region and 5-7 overall.
Shoreline host Bellevue College on Friday,
September 25, in the Shoreline gym for their first home game of the
season. Game time is 7:00 PM.
Volleyball Goes 3-2 in Bellevue Crossover
Tournament:
The Shoreline Community College Women's Volleyball
Team went 3-2 over the weekend in the NWAACC Crossover Tournament held
at Bellevue College. The team reached the semi-finals of the tournament.
The team collected wins over Yakima Valley, Green
River and Spokane. SCC lost to Highline and Bellevue (semi-final loss).
The Lady Dolphins are now 4-6 for the season and
open the home season and the NWAACC Northern Region season on Friday
Night, September 25, at 7:00 PM against Bellevue College.
Shoreline Men's Soccer Team Is Defeated By
Clark College 3-0:
The Shoreline Men's Soccer Team continued its
inconsistent play on the road, dropping a 3-0 decision to Clark College
on Saturday. The Dolphins are 0-3 on the road this season, while 2-0 at
home.
The SCC squad has a break now until September 30th
when it host Everett Community College in the first game of the season
against a NWAACC Northern Region opponent. Game time is 4:00 PM.
Shoreline Women's Soccer Defeat Bethany 6-0
The Shoreline Women's Soccer Team defeated Bethany
College 6-0 on Friday afternoon at the Shoreline CC Soccer Field. The
Lady Dolphins scored two goals in the first half and then exploded for
three goals in the first 15 minutes of the second half to put the game
away.
Grace Hedemann led the way for the Dolphins with 2
goals and 2 assists. Kristina McGee, Melanie Boutcher, Emily Carter and
Darby Kurtti added single goals for SCC.
The SCC squad ran its record to 2-1-2 while
Bethany fell to 0-5. Bethany is a four year college in Santa Cruz, CA.
SCC travels tomorrow (Saturday, Sept. 19) to
Northwest University for another game against a four year college.
Shoreline fires a shot on goat at Friday's
game.
Men's Soccer Falls To Highline CC 6-2:
The Shoreline Men's Soccer Team was topped by
Highline CC 6-2 on Wednesday. The Dolphins were led by Joseph Ademofe
and Murfin Muhic who scored one goal each. The SCC squad falls to 2-2 on
the season and 1-1 in the NWAACC Northern Region.
The SCC squad plays at Clark College in Vancouver,
WA on Saturday.
Men's Soccer Beats Spokane 4-2
Greg Testa scored two goals for Shoreline CC men's
soccer team as the Dolphins coasted to a 4-0 lead in the match and then
held off Spokane 4-2 for the victory.
Kevin Flavin added a goal and assist for the SCC
squad along with a goal by Safaa Al-Selaih to finish out the scoring.
The men's soccer team is now 2-1 for the season
and 1-1 in the Northern Region standings. The team plays at Highline
Community College on Wednesday.
 
Soccer Action From Monday's SCC Victory Over
Spokane
Men's Soccer Shutouts Southwestern Oregon 2-0
The Shoreline Men's Soccer Team collected its
first win of the season, 2-0 against SW Oregon.
The Dolphins stuck early, with Ryo Takigawa
scoring a goal in the 4th minute on an assist from Kevin Flavin. Merfin
Muhic scored again for Shoreline in the 16th minute, this time on an
assistant by Takigawa.
The Men's Soccer Team plays host to the Community
College of Spokane on Monday, September 14th at 5:00 PM at the Shoreline
Soccer Field.
Shoreline Women's Soccer Beats Southwestern
Orgeon
The SCC Women's Soccer Team captured it's first
victory of the season by defeating SW Oregon 3-1 on Saturday at the
Shoreline soccer field. The Lady Dolphins were lead by Melanie Boutcher
who scored in the sixth minute of the game to put Shoreline ahead for
good. Gina Carossino scored the second Shoreline goal at the start of
the second half in the 52nd minute and Kristina McGee finished off the
scoring for the SCC squad in the 60th minute. Kristina McGee and Lauren
Folk had assists for SCC.
SCC record is now 1-1-2 on the young season and
the Lady Dolphins face Bethany College from California on Friday,
September 18th, at the Shoreline field at 1:00 PM.
Volleyball Captures First Victory of Year:
The Lady Dolphins of Shoreline CC earned their
first victory of the year by defeating Linn-Benton CC 3-1 on Saturday of
the Chemekata CC Tournament. The SCC squad won the match 25-23, 16-25,
25-23 and 25-20.
SCC also lost to Spokane Community College on
Saturday, dropping the match 0-3 by the scores of 14-25, 16-25 and
20-25.
The Lady Dolphins are 1-4 after the first
tournament of the year and travel to NWAACC Crossover tournament at
Bellevue Community College on September 18-19.
Volleyball Goes 0-3 On First Day of Chemeketa
Tournament:
The Lady Dolphins of Shoreline Community College
opened they 2009 season with 3 losses on Friday. Several of the games,
the SCC squad battled in tight contests, but could not come away with a
victory. The scores were:
Chemeketa - 14-25, 20-25
Highline - 19-25, 23-25
Columbia Basin - 17-25, 21-25
The tournament continues today.
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