The following students were named on the Tri-City Prep High School honor roll.
President's list (GPA 3.85-4.00)
Seniors -- Yvonne Carrick, Victoria Ledesma, James Powers.
Juniors -- Sydney Disselkamp, Daniel Foust, Taylor Graham, Janin Khalil, Antonio Ledesma, Monica Powers, Laura Sherwood.
Sophomores -- Clara Arcia, Dominic Ghirardo.
Freshman -- Nicholas Fong, TJ Hohl, Cassandra Klein, Francesca Lahoz, Kelcey McBride, Annie Powers, Marissa Quirk, Peter Rodriguez, Maura Schmidt.
Principal's list (GPA 3.55-3.84)
Seniors -- Laura Hylden, Andrew LeBrun, Wynona Vaz, Will Virden.
Juniors -- LeAnn Becker, Will Hoppes, Sam Mota-Martinez, Jayson Orth, Alexa Pitney, Kevin Ratuiste, Helen-Mary Roach, Marcela Saenz, Ailis Thornhill.
Sophomores -- Erica Cole, Brenden Lee, Kristine Vaz, Joe Virden.
Freshman -- Adrianna Ledesma, Connor Smith, Anita Weeks
Honor's list (3.00-3.54)
Seniors -- Robbie Gerlitz, Fiona Thornhill.
Juniors -- Shelby Kadinger, Caitlin LeBrun, Chris Liston, Michael Loftus, Mairi Rodriguez.
Sophomores -- Chase Castona, Juan Espinoza, Veronica Jones, Michael Nguyen, Thao Nguyen, Collin Price, Cory Rodgriguez, Sarah Saenz.
Freshman -- Rachael Austin, Gaia Ceffalo, Nick Lumetta, Loreto Noguera, Erin Olson, Jacob Schmidt, Alexxis Valencia, Derek Zimmerman.
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Two Tri-Citians were named first-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference women's volleyball all-stars last week.
Lindsey Wodrich and Shelby Swanson, who both play for Seattle Pacific University, were both honored this week.
Wodrich, a senior from Richland High, was a unanimous and repeat selection at outside hitter. She led 21-7 SPU with 394 kills and had 288 digs.
Local college athletes garner honors
Local college athletes garner honors
Here’s a look at some of our college athletes who have received some season awards:
Two Tri-Citians were named first-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference women’s volleyball all-stars.
Lindsey Wodrich and Shelby Swanson, who both play for Seattle Pacific University, were both honored this week.
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CHENEY -- Aaron Best has just one request of Eastern Washington University's football faithful as he attempts to patch together an offensive line for Saturday's home opener against Big Sky Conference rival Montana State:
Spare the sympathy, please.
"We're actually embracing this," the Eagles' offensive coordinator and offensive line coach said Thursday, when asked about the early-season spate of injuries that has depleted the number of players at his disposal to just nine. "Granted, I've never seen anything like it, but like I told our players during the game on Saturday (against Montana) in Missoula, it's my job to coach everybody in the O-line, not just the guys who are starting.
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The six-time state champion, bound for San Diego State next year, not only has the times to back up her talent, but tremendous heart.
"When she did her (letter of intent) signing the other day, I said during my speech that she's an All-American athlete, she's a 4.0 valedictorian of her class, but she's an All-American human being," said Tony St. Onge, who has coached Ruiz as part of a co-op agreement with Moses Lake. "She's got great character. I'd call her a humble champion, which are the greatest champions. She's considerate of others. She's respectful. I'm confident that San Diego's thrilled to have her."
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RICHLAND -- Under the lights at George Prout Pool, several state-qualifying times were recorded during the Richland Twilight Jamboree.
Hanford senior Melissa Merrill clocked in at 25.40 seconds in the 50-yard freestyle. She also competed in the 400 freestyle relay (3 minutes, 43.99 seconds) and 200 medley relay (1:57.90).
Merrill, junior Stephanie Tixier and sophomore Lisa Tixier were on Hanford's 400 free and 200 medley relay teams. They were joined by Mylie Oberg in the 400 free and sophomore Taylor Fievez in the 200 medley.
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