Mount Si Girls Track & Field Are Repeat 4A State Champs, And The Emerald City Is Bursting With Pride!

Hold up, Seattle, we gotta talk about this! The Mount Si High School Girls Track & Field squad just pulled off something incredible, snatching the 4A state championship title for the *second year in a row!* If you didn't hear the roar from Tacoma, you probably weren't paying attention, because these Wildcats are absolutely crushing it for our area. What a performance, man, what a team!

Back-to-Back Champs and Not Backing Down

Seriously, two years running? That’s not luck, that's pure grind and talent. The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) meet went down at Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma from May 28-30, and our Mount Si girls were straight up phenomenal. They stacked up a massive 60 points, which was just enough to edge out Lake Stevens High School by four points for the team title. Talk about coming in clutch! And get this, they didn't just win state, they also repeated as King County champions and District 1/2 champions. That’s a triple crown of repeat wins, showing they own their local scene before taking on the w

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Relays Dominate, Tidd Soars, Kono Blazes!

When you look at how they did it, it’s all about a total team effort, but some individuals truly shined bright. Mount Si grabbed three different state titles on their road to victory, and man, were they exciting. The 4 x 100 relay team of Sophia Kono, Sophie Yan, Morgan Ruffin, and Beliya Tidd absolutely flew. Then, Kono, Ruffin, and Tidd teamed up with Emily Rodriguez for the 4 x 200 relay, taking that state title too! And can we talk about Beliya Tidd? She wasn’t just part of those amazing relays, she also snagged a state title in the long jump! Sophia Kono, not to be outdone, proved her speed with runner-up finishes in both the 100m and 200m. Oh, and a shout-out to the boys' team too, with Jaidyn Stephenson-Thomas leaping 23 feet, 2.5 inches to grab second place in the long jump. Our local talent is just built different, right? What a showing for Mount Si High School! This is the kind of local sports success that makes you proud to be part of the Emerald City sports scene. They've cemented their legacy, and everyone's watching to see if they can make it a three-peat next year. Bring it on!

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