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Hawks rack up the winter sports accolades

Zaveon Jones named to All Tourney First Team in 3A basketball

By Hawkeye Staff • March 14, 2022

Senior guard Jeffrey Anyimah drives against Mt. Spokane at the Tacoma Dome. The Hawks finished the tournament with a 6th place trophy. (© HAWKEYE Hunter Michaelson)

It was quite a winter sports season for the Hawks, with all the teams having successful runs through the WesCo regular season and each team seeing the post-season. Here is a quick wrap-up of some of the main awards and significant finishes for Terrace athletes in the 2021-2022 winter sports season.

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SPORT	AWARD/ACCOLADE	NOTES

SPORT	AWARD/ACCOLADE	NOTES
Men's Basketball	6th in state 3A	This is the first time the Hawks have placed 6th in a state tournament. The team has finished 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th and now 6th in its history.
Men's Basketball	District 1 Champions	The Hawks went undefeated en route to the Regional round of the state tournament.
Men's Basketball	First Team All State 3A Tournament Team	Sophomore forward Zaveon Jones becomes the first Terrace athlete to earn the award. No other non-senior was named to the team.
Men's Basketball	First Team All WesCo	Senior guard Jeffrey Anyimah
Men's Basketball	Second Team All WesCo	Sophomore forward Zaveon Jones
Men's Basketball	Honorable Mention All WesCo	Senior guard Vito Mkrtychyan Jr.
Women's Basketball	District Playoffs	The Hawks were one win away from the Regional round of the state tournament
Women's Basketball	Honorable Mention All WesCo	Maile Armstrong, Elise Colvin, Cameron Dunn, Lindsey Ho, and Mya Sheffield
Men's Wrestling	6th Place in State	Sam Treperinas
Men's Wrestling	First Team All WesCo	Sam Treperinas
Women's Wrestling	State Participant	Hope Ambechew
Men's Swimming	District Participants	Aiden Bak, Antonio Nguyen, Chris McLellan, Christian Leaty, Cole Leaty, Connor Leaty, Daryl Tran, Jackson Kerr, Rasi McCarter, and Riki Kobayashi

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Hunter Michaelson, Tempo Co-Editor-in-Chief

Hunter Michaelson is a senior at Mountlake Terrace High School. He is Co-Editor-in-Chief for Tempo, and is also a four-year photographer for HSM. His objective is to show that athletes can do more than just play sports and to spread the news through photos. As a Tempo and Hawkeye photographer, Hunter goes to events like sports games, plays, and concerts to take pictures of them for the publication. If Hunter is not at school or working on the newspaper or yearbook, he is most likely training for baseball.

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