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The 2021 3A and 4A KingCo All-League Golf Teams have beeen announced.

The KingCo 3A Golfer of the Year is Ethan Evans, from Mercer Island.

The KingCo 4A Golfer of the Year is Nathan Yocam, from Eastlake.

For the complete list of All KingCo golfers, please see the attached list.

The 2021 3A and 4A KingCo All-League Golf Teams have beeen announced.

The KingCo 3A Golfer of the Year is Ethan Evans, from Mercer Island.

The KingCo 4A Golfer of the Year is Nathan Yocam, from Eastlake.

For the complete list of All KingCo golfers, please see the attached list.

Please see the attachment below for the KingCo Conference Boys & Girls Cross Country All-League selections. Also included are the team results of the KingCo Championships on October 23.

Please see the attachment below for the KingCo Conference Boys & Girls Cross Country All-League selections. Also included are the team results of the KingCo Championships on October 23.

The KingCo 2A, 3A, and 4A Girls Swim & Dive teams have been announced.

Please see the attachments below for all classifications.

The KingCo 2A, 3A, and 4A Girls Swim & Dive teams have been announced.

Please see the attachments below for all classifications.

The All-League Football Teams for the KingCo 4A Crown Division have been announced.

The Most Valuable Player on Offense goes to North Creek's senior quarterback, Kennedy McGill. The Defensive Most Valuable Player award goes to senior, Oliver Bragg, defensive lineman from Woodinville.

The Crown Coach of the Year is Bothell's Tom Bainter.

For the complete list of Crown All-League selections, please see the attachment below.

The All-League Football Teams for the KingCo 4A Crown Division have been announced.

The Most Valuable Player on Offense goes to North Creek's senior quarterback, Kennedy McGill. The Defensive Most Valuable Player award goes to senior, Oliver Bragg, defensive lineman from Woodinville.

The Crown Coach of the Year is Bothell's Tom Bainter.

For the complete list of Crown All-League selections, please see the attachment below.

The KingCo 4A Football Crest Division All-League selections have been announced.

The Crest Division Most Valuable Player on Offense goes to Eastlake junior quarterback, Parker Barrysmith. The Defensive Most Valuable Player is Eastlake senior inside linebacker, Griffin Miller.

Kyle Snell, head coach at Eastlake, was selected as Coach of the Year.

For the complete list of Crest All-League selections, please see the attachment below.

The KingCo 4A Football Crest Division All-League selections have been announced.

The Crest Division Most Valuable Player on Offense goes to Eastlake junior quarterback, Parker Barrysmith. The Defensive Most Valuable Player is Eastlake senior inside linebacker, Griffin Miller.

Kyle Snell, head coach at Eastlake, was selected as Coach of the Year.

For the complete list of Crest All-League selections, please see the attachment below.

The 3A KingCo Football All-League selections have been announced.

Junior running back, Ishaan Daniels, of league champion, Bellevue, was selected as the leagues Most Valuable Player on offense. The Defensive Most Valuable Player award goes to junior inside linebacker, George Krueger, also from Bellevue.

The KingCo 3A Coach of the Year award goes to Bellevue's Michael Kneip.

For the complete list of All-League teams, please see the attachment below.

The 3A KingCo Football All-League selections have been announced.

Junior running back, Ishaan Daniels, of league champion, Bellevue, was selected as the leagues Most Valuable Player on offense. The Defensive Most Valuable Player award goes to junior inside linebacker, George Krueger, also from Bellevue.

The KingCo 3A Coach of the Year award goes to Bellevue's Michael Kneip.

For the complete list of All-League teams, please see the attachment below.

The 3A KingCo Girls Soccer All-League teams have been announced. Co-Offensive Players of the Year were named. They are Kylie Jones, senior forward from Lake Washington, and Ashley Kirschner, also a senior forward, from Liberty.

The Defensive Player of the Year award goes to sophomore defender, Gaby Bede, of league champion, Bellevue.

Coach of the Year honors goes to James Valles, of Mercer Island.

For the complete list of first and second teams, as well as honorable menion athletes, please see the attachment below.

The 3A KingCo Girls Soccer All-League teams have been announced. Co-Offensive Players of the Year were named. They are Kylie Jones, senior forward from Lake Washington, and Ashley Kirschner, also a senior forward, from Liberty.

The Defensive Player of the Year award goes to sophomore defender, Gaby Bede, of league champion, Bellevue.

Coach of the Year honors goes to James Valles, of Mercer Island.

For the complete list of first and second teams, as well as honorable menion athletes, please see the attachment below.

The KingCo 2A Boys Tennis All-League selections have been announced.

The Athlete of the Year is Josh Chou, senior, from league champion, Sammamish.

The KingCo 2A Coach of the Year is Mike Laracuente, also of Sammamish.

For the complete list of first and second team singles and doubles, and honorable mentions, please see the attchment below.

The KingCo 2A Boys Tennis All-League selections have been announced.

The Athlete of the Year is Josh Chou, senior, from league champion, Sammamish.

The KingCo 2A Coach of the Year is Mike Laracuente, also of Sammamish.

For the complete list of first and second team singles and doubles, and honorable mentions, please see the attchment below.

The KingCo 4A Girls Soccer All-League selections have been announced.

The Offensive Player of the Year is junior, Shelby Runje, of Issaquah. Co-Defensive Players of the year are seniors, Kira Prologo of Eastlake, and Skyline's Olivia Johnsrud.

The Coach of the Year is M'ily Morton, of rWoodinville.

For the complete list, please see the attachment below.

The KingCo 4A Girls Soccer All-League selections have been announced.

The Offensive Player of the Year is junior, Shelby Runje, of Issaquah. Co-Defensive Players of the year are seniors, Kira Prologo of Eastlake, and Skyline's Olivia Johnsrud.

The Coach of the Year is M'ily Morton, of rWoodinville.

For the complete list, please see the attachment below.

The 2021 KingCo 3A/4A Slowpitch Softball All-League Teams have been announced.

The Player of the Year goes to Bothell senior shortstop, Baylee Mittendorf. The Coach of the Year is Kim Benedict of Woodinville.

For the complete First and Second teams, along with honorable mention players, please see the attachment at the top of the Bulletin Board.

The 2021 KingCo 3A/4A Slowpitch Softball All-League Teams have been announced.

The Player of the Year goes to Bothell senior shortstop, Baylee Mittendorf. The Coach of the Year is Kim Benedict of Woodinville.

For the complete First and Second teams, along with honorable mention players, please see the attachment at the top of the Bulletin Board.

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An Important Message from the KingCo Conference Regarding Current Events

The mission of the KingCo Conference, is "To provide an optimum educational opportunity for each student in all areas of growth and development." The twenty-four high schools that form the KingCo Conference stand united in declaring that racism, especially institutional and socialized racism, keeps us from achieving our mission.

Our hearts break for the family of George Floyd and for the families of countless others whose lives ended far too soon.

As a Conference, we proclaim that Black lives matter. We believe in equity for the students and communities we serve. We acknowledge that we must individually and collectively do better. We commit to actively stand with our students and communities to enact change that reflects and celebrates the diversity of the students and communities we serve.

We will be working with our Principals, Athletic Directors and Activities Coordinators to develop concrete steps we, as a Conference, can take towards making this a more just and equitable world.

An Important Message from the KingCo Conference Regarding Current Events

The mission of the KingCo Conference, is "To provide an optimum educational opportunity for each student in all areas of growth and development." The twenty-four high schools that form the KingCo Conference stand united in declaring that racism, especially institutional and socialized racism, keeps us from achieving our mission.

Our hearts break for the family of George Floyd and for the families of countless others whose lives ended far too soon.

As a Conference, we proclaim that Black lives matter. We believe in equity for the students and communities we serve. We acknowledge that we must individually and collectively do better. We commit to actively stand with our students and communities to enact change that reflects and celebrates the diversity of the students and communities we serve.

We will be working with our Principals, Athletic Directors and Activities Coordinators to develop concrete steps we, as a Conference, can take towards making this a more just and equitable world.