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Girls Volleyball
9/4 @ Snohomish High School
C Team WIN 3 games to 0 – Season Record 1-0
Junior Varsity LOSS 1 game to 2 – Season record 0-1
Varsity WIN 3 games to 0 – Season Record 1-0
9/6 v. Newport High School
Junior Varsity WIN 2 games to 1 – Season Record 1-1
Varsity WIN 3 games to 0 – Season Record 2-0
Boys Tennis
9/5 @ Mount Si High School
Highlights from Head Coach Kyle Johannes
“Under a smoky sky and setting orange sun, the Bellevue Wolverines Tennis team took down the Mount Si Wildcats in a 7-0 sweep. Under the lights for the first time, #1 senior Rohin Bahl steadily wore down his opponent in a 6-2, 6-2 triumph. With surgical precision, #2 senior Collin Qu posted a perfect 6-0, 6-0. In his first Varsity singles match, sophomore Ben Koh battled back down 4-5 to win 7-5, 6-1. Also playing their first Varsity doubles match sophomore Nathan Winget and freshman Daniel Pong overcame blows in the second set to finish strong 6-2, 6-4. The Wolverines return to the court on Monday 9/8 to battle the Juanita Ravens.
Varsity Season Record 1-0
Girls Soccer
9/4 v. Sehome High School
Junior Varsity WIN 5-1
Varsity LOSS 1-2
Highlights from Head Coach Peter Cochran
- JV Opening season win thanks to 4 second half goals to secure the WIN.
- Senior Captain Nora Ziari scores first Varsity team goal of the season with a 30-yard rocket to the back of the net.
- Junior Captain Saleen Koszorus committed to play her college soccer at the current #1 ranked Division 1 soccer program in the NCAA Standford University following her graduation.
Varsity Season Record 0-1
Junior Varsity Season Record 1-0
Boys Water Polo
9/6 at League Jamboree
Highlights from Head Coach Jenna Frazer
“Bellevue Water Polo went 3 for 3 in Saturdays Division 1 Jamboree (non-league half games) beating Newport 7-0, Mercer Island 7-2, and Kennedy Catholic 8-7.
Our first league game is on Wednesday September 10th at Mercer Island at 8:00pm. We really want to get a bigger student section at our games, especially this one since it is a rivalry game hosted by MI and they will definitely have students show up.”
Marching Band
Highlights shared by Co-Head Band Director Edd George
“The marching band is the largest it has been in recent memory (maybe ever?) and put on great performances at the Friday pep assembly and football game. The band was joined by the Dance team and Cheerleaders at halftime for a great and spirited performance! The band is led by drum majors Carmen Aguado-Scheyer, Sophia Xu and Olie Peterson.”
Cheer
Bellevue Cheer is in full swing as we gear up for an exciting fall sports season and prepare for winter competitions! We’ve got an incredible group of athletes ready to bring the energy and school spirit to Bellevue High. 💙💛
Interested in joining the team?
Fall tryouts will be held September 15–17.
Visit www.BellevueCheer.com for details, requirements, and registration info.
Let’s go Wolverines! 📣
Boys Golf
9/2 v. Interlake High School WIN 182-195 (Practice Match)
Gordon Rounds shot a two under 34 to lead all golfers as the medalist of the match.
9/4 v. Roosevelt High School WIN 186-189 Jamboree
Boys and Girls Cross Country
9/4 at Kingco Jamboree/Class Races
Boys Team placed 14th Place Team Overall
Girls Team placed 10th Place Team Overall
Top Finishers for the Wolverines
Natasha Parekh 17th place overall in 12th grade girl’s race
Bryce Schuler 36th place overall in 12th grade boy’s race
Brennan D’Alessio 59th place overall in 11th grade boy’s race
Hannah Lind 39th place overall in 10th grade girl’s race
Matthew Zhang 35th place overall in 10th grade boy’s race
Jillian Dreher 12th place overall in 9th grade girl’s race
Jack Lo 28th place overall in 9th grade boy’s race
Football
9/5 v. Bethel High School WIN 35-21
8 different backs carried the ball for the Wolverines on Friday. 5 of them scored touchdowns. Seniors Mathaias Kalepo and Eric Fang anchored the offensive line.
Season Record 1-0
For Reylen Witherspoon, Friday night was a year in the making. Since suffering a devastating knee injury against Lake Stevens last season, the senior running back was finally able to take the field during Bellevue’s 35-14 season-opening win over Bethel.
“Man, it felt great out there,” Witherspoon said. “I can't even explain it. I've just been excited. I felt the joy all week to get back out here with my guys. First Bellevue home game, the atmosphere was great, family pulled up, I had a great time.”
Witherspoon was limited to just 20 plays in the game, but they were as meaningful as any snaps he’s ever taken.
“I told the guys in the locker room before the game that this is a magical moment,” Bellevue coach Michael Kneip said. “The adversity he faced … sometimes you don't see guys come back at all, let alone in less than a year. And with such a positive attitude, it just shows you all the work he did behind closed doors to get to this point.”
IT’S GREAT TO BE A WOLVERINE!!!
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