Seahawks sports roundup, June 10

Baseball

Anacortes senior shortstop Wes Green has been named to the all-Northwest Conference first team.

Green helped the Seahawks to a 17-8 record and a third-place finish in the Northwest 2A District Tournament.

Five other Seahawks earned all-conference honors.

Senior Colin Bryant, sophomore Aiden Lefave, senior Adam Van Egdom, junior Gavin Byer and senior Skylar Dahlin earned honorable mention.

Lefave received honorable mention as both a position player and a pitcher.

Softball

Anacortes senior shortstop Amelia Myers earned second-team all-Northwest Conference honors.

Myers helped the Seahawks to an 11-12 record and a fourth-place finish in the Northwest 2A District Tournament.

Boys' Soccer

Anacortes' senior midfielder Owen Foley earned first-team all-Northwest Conference honors.

Foley helped the Seahawks to a 5-13 record.

Girls' Tennis

The Anacortes doubles team of Carter Bowman and Claire Dekker earned second-team all-Northwest Conference honors.

The pair finished fourth in the Northwest 2A District Tournament.

Bowman is a senior and Dekker a junior.

Track and Field

Anacortes senior Dylan Rowell earned first-team all-Northwest Conference honors in three individual events.

Rowell was recognized in the boys' 800-meter run, the 1,600 and the 3,200.

The conference honors three athletes in each individual event, and one team in each relay. All are first-team selections.

Also recognized for the Anacortes boys' team were senior Austin Duchene in the 200 and 400, Maverick Ball in the 800 and 1,600, junior Lucas Roberts in the high jump, junior Spencer Roberts in the high jump, and the 1,600 relay team.

The Anacortes boys' team won the Class 2A state title for the third consecutive year.

Members of the Anacortes girls' team to be named all-conference were junior Alexis Johnson in the 300 hurdles and junior Elliot Davis in the javelin.

Anacortes' Brad Templeton was named conference coach of the year.

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This story was originally published June 11, 2026 at 7:04 AM.