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WinterFest from our ASB

At IHS the WinterFest season is fast approaching.  In an effort to keep up school spirit in these cold and rainy months, the ASB class hosts Winter Wishes.  During the weeks of 12/3–12/7 and 12/10–12/14 ASB students will be accepting Winter Wishes from students during Nest and Lunch times.  Starting 12/10 those Winter Wishes will be hung on the WinterFest Tree in the main office.  Once the wishes are on the tree, staff and students alike can stop by the office and find a wish they are interested in and grant it for a fellow IHS staff or student.  The WinterFest Tree will be in the main office from 12/10 to 12/19, if any community members wish to participate in the granting of wishes they are more than welcome to do so.  Granted wishes can be turned into the main office prior to 12/19.  Thank you to all in advance for helping to keep the school in high spirits as we wind down the 2018 year.  


EAGLE PRIDE 

This week at HOME

  • Tuesday ~ at HOME  
    • Varsity Wrestling vs Bothell, 7pm  
  • Wednesday ~ at HOME
    • Gymnastics vs Lake Washington, 7pm

BOYS SWIM & DIVE

Thursday, Congratulations to the Boys for their impressive wins over Liberty and Mt Si on Thursday.   Issy 125 - Liberty 61  /  Issy 148 - Mt. Si 32

HIGHLIGHS: 

    • A resounding victory by freshman diver Robert Gref setting a school record for six dives in his first meet for Issy!
    • Winning relay teams of Weston Crewe, Blake Ueda, Chris Harig & Chris Leu; Ueda, Jack Githens, Karl Yount & Harig;  Crewe, Adam Hansen, Owen Zablocki & Leu
    • Individual event winners of Harig, Crewe, Leu & Yount 
    • Top three finishes by diver Jacob Hansen, swimmers Githens,  Joshua Sun, Ueda, A. Hansen and Kavan Hunter
    • An impressive 14 swimmers and 1 diver qualified for Districts champs and 10 more qualified for KingCo champs!

Detailed results can be found here.

Next up the Eagles face the tough Newport team at the Mary Wayte pool (Mercer Island) Tuesday, December 4 @ 3:30. 

BOYS BASKETBALL

Varsity (1-2):  Tuesday’s home opener against Liberty came down to the wire when one fan said, “They sold me a whole seat, but I only need the edge of the seat.” Jonathan Lo hit a long-range, 3-pointer.  Jonathan Lo: 17 pts, Timmy Crandall: 14 pts, Charlie Dietiker: 13 pts.   Win 78-77 

Friday, at Mercer Island, a close game through the first half slipped away as the Islanders’ defensive press led to turnovers and contested shots that went their way.  Fans could see that Issaquah offense leverages the terrific outside shooting of Timmy Crandall, Saxon Cullimore, Danny Howe and Jonathan Lo (among others!). Highlight: Charlie Dietiker’s 100% free-throw shooting (8 FT’s)on the night! Loss 57-70

Saturday the Wagle went to Mount Rainier where the team took a loss against a fast and physical 3A squad.  Loss 53-63

IN THE NEWS:  Issaquah displays resiliency in loss to Mercer Island

JV (1-2): Tuesday’s home opener against Liberty began as a route, as Issaquah maintained a 6-10 point lead through the first 3 quarters. Liberty focused on slowing down the Eagle offense in the 4th, forcing several turnovers, and tightened the lead to 3.  A patient press break by Issaquah maintained the lead for a 3 point victory.  Adam Liske: 8 pts, 6Andrew Matson: 6 pts, Evan Roorda: 6 pts, Rowan Dillon: 6 pts.  Great spread-out scoring from the team. Win  54-51

Friday, Mercer Island came back from an early lead by contesting shots, and grabbing rebounds from Issaquah.  We will see more outside shooting with the Eagle JV offense, but welcome the success from a fast-break that helped Rowan Dillon to score 15 points.  Zach Eastern: 8 pts.  Loss 42-49

Saturday the Eagles went to Mount Rainier where the teams matched up well.  The true story in this tight game was the fact that the Eagles ran cold in the 4th quarter - 4 buckets from 14 attempts which gave Mount Rainier an edge to come up with the win.  Mason Muir hit 3 outside three pointers for 9, Rowan Dillon: 9 pts (season average of 10 ppg), and a total of 7 three pointers, distributed among the teammates. Loss 39-47

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Varsity:  Great 3 win start for our ladies in non-conference games.  Tuesday beat Liberty at Home, 65-42.   Friday beat Mercer Island on their home court, 69-20.  Saturday beat Meadowdale at Home, 59-39.  VIDEO at MI game on Facebook  thanks to Stop Action Photography

IN THE NEWS: Eagles dominate Islanders in non-league contest

FOOTBALL  

Varsity Football Team Awards  ~ Congratulations to all the players on being recognizes!  

    • Eagle of the Year – Trevor Morine (Sr) – Quarterback
    • Gary Moore Coaches’ Award – Simeon Hawkins (Sr) – Center
    • Dillon S. Reagan “Hammer” Award – Tyler Odegard (Sr) – Offensive Tackle
    • Most Outstanding Offensive Player Award – Trevor Morine (Sr) – QB/Punter
    • Most Outstanding Defensive Player Award – Cutter Hillock (Jr) – Linebacker
    • Most Outstanding Special Teams Award – Jack Githens (Jr)

Freshmen Football Awards  ~ Congratulations to all the players on being recognizes!  

    • Most Valuable Player Award – Steven Castro
    • Coaches’ Award – Ben Hawkins
    • Offensive Player of the Year Award – Henry Hess
    • Defensive Player of the Year Award – Chandler Tuupo
    • Offensive Lineman of the Year Award – Brady Malone
    • Defensive Lineman of the Year Award – Matthew Fullmer
    • Most Improved Offensive Player Award – Tanner Geraci
    • Most Improved Defensive Player Award – Joey Wilner
    • Most Inspirational Award (tie) – Ragen Kiefer & Kellan Odegard

IHS Football Parent Information Night, this Tuesday (12/4) at 7pm

Is your student-athlete considering playing football at IHS for the first time next fall?  Do you have a student already at IHS who would like to play? Please attend Football Information Night at 7:00 on Tuesday, December 4 in the IHS Library. Learn about off-season programs, spring football, summer programs, and the high school season. This is an opportunity to talk to parents familiar with the program to get your questions answered and learn how to get involved. 

HELPFUL LINKS for WINTER and beyond...

Calling all CLUBS and Activities - Do you have announcments, highlights and pride to share? We want to know!  Help us celebrate ALL kids in their extra-curricular passions by sharing the news. Be the Booster Crew for your student's activity.  Click here for more information.   


    HOLIDAY SHOPPING TO SUPPORT BOOSTERS

    • Issaquah Holiday Ornament $10!   CLICK HERE  to see all IHS logo wear and for more information.  
    • Sign up for Amazon Smile at: https://smile.amazon.com/  Enter Issaquah High School Booster Club as your charity to support.

SAVE THE DATE

  • December 11........... Booster Meeting & Holiday Party, 6:30pm Masa Mexican Kitchen –  Agenda   
  • December 20 .......... WINTER BREAK  through Jan 1

Winter Booster Crew needed

The Booster Club is still looking for Booster Crew parents for some of the Winter Sports teams.  Help us stay informed and celebrate your student’s team as they enjoy another great season of competition as Eagles. 

    • We still need designated Booster Crew parents for:   Gymnastics, Girls Basketball (all teams)
    • Updates on results, successes, highlight so we can share in the celebration.  Pictures of our students doing what they love so we can see the action and make connections. It all takes you! 
    • Click Here to see the Booster Crew list and easy guidelines.

Email ihsboosterclub@gmail.com for more information


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Your contributions make our social media up to date and exciting.  Send your pictures, highlights and announcements to ihsboosterclub@gmail.com

THANK YOU  - Stop Action Photography

Stop Action Photography takes amazing pictures of our Eagles and then gives 20% IHS proceeds back to the IHS Booster Club.  Contact Don Borin if you would like pictures taken at your next event. 


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