Terrace Sports Updates
- RT @MLTnews: Hawks lose 13-2 to Kentwood to end their season. Nothing to hang their head about though, it was a great season. 2010/05/22
- Baseball: The top of the 6th ends with Kentwood up 13-1. 2010/05/22
- Baseball: Kentwood up 9 to 1 in the top of the 5th. 2010/05/22
- Baseball: Kentwood up 6 to 1 in the bottom of the 4th. 2010/05/22
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Summer ball heats up the Terraceum
Summer: the start of fun, sun, and a whole lot of basketball. That life started June 1 when 39 teams showed up in the Mountlake Terrace High School parking lot suited up and ready to hoop. The Summer League Basketball Program started five years ago with just 18 teams and has grown now to 39 and includes schools such as Seattle [...] -
Recruiting through middle school
As the old saying goes, “the early bird catches the worm”. That maxim rings true in the world of college recruiting, where young athletes are baited with scholarships based on potential and hype. Coach Sood shared his opinion on premature recruiting saying that, “It has been an issue for years. LeBron James was getting offers in 8th grade. Damon Bailey, at Indiana [...] -
About the Hawkeye
1. Mission Statement The Hawkeye’s mission is to provide the MTHS community with quality, thought-provoking, student produced publications. In these efforts, the Hawkeye has established several open forums for the exchange of information, opinions, and artistic expression dedicated to those in the MTHS community. 2. Philosophical Foundation Freedom of expression and press freedom are fundamental values in a [...] -
Heart of the Hawks
Senior athletes Woeck, Raunio, & Brooks talk the talk, walk the walk, and prove on the field that the Hawks are a team to be reckoned with. The men’s baseball team is poised to make a run in the WIAA State 4A Playoffs. If they expect to advance to a championship, they are going to need [...] -
NBA Playoffs: What’s happening?
Though the NBA playoffs are no longer possible for bitter Seattle sports fans, basketball fans can still watch, and even enjoy the drama and excitement that play-off basketball creates. This year so far has been no exception. To start with, the Charlotte Bobcats and Oklahoma City Thunder made the playoffs for the first time in [...] -
Time Out: Quick Sports Updates
State basketball tourney format changes Because of problems, which include travel costs, missed school time and poor attendance at consolation-round games, the WIAA Executive Board has decided, starting in the 2010-2011 school year, the state basketball tournament format will be reconstructed. Only eight slots will remain, from the original format of 16 slots. The classification groupings [...] -
Q&A with Chris Raunio
What do tennis and baseball have in common? Well, nothing much besides the fact that it takes a mighty swing to make the ball travel a long distance. Oh, and then there’s senior Chris Raunio, whose favorite sports just happen to be tennis and baseball. The third baseman has provided the Terrace Baseball Team with [...] -
Hawks move onto state
The Hawks played against Kamiak at Everett Memorial Stadium and won 4-3. Their overall record is now 17-6 and they won the 4A district 1 championship. The next game is on May 22 at 10 a.m. -
Fear and loathing in iPad support
For the iPhone’s three generations, a common complaint among techies is the lack of support for Adobe Flash video, the most widely used video playback technology on the Web. Apple CEO Steve Jobs stated that the issue was Flash’s poor performance— badly written ActionScript code can, in fact, suck up resources faster than a tornado. [...] -
Humanity naturally destructive
An attribute of man that is and always has plagued society is the tendency to cut down other’s work. People have the tendency to cast aside a multitude of demonstrations or products as tumultuous and trivial. The downfall is that those people fail to realize or even understand the countless time and tribulations the producers [...]