West Seattle High School Runners Make Noise at Nike Oregon Relays
West Seattle High School's track and field program just showed up in a big way at one of the nation's most prestigious meets this past weekend. The Nike Oregon Relays aren't some local jackpot, they're the real deal, and WSHS sent a crew that made some serious waves.
Big Squad, Bigger Results
Eighteen athletes representing West Seattle competed at the meet: Sophie Martinez, Riley Buck, Daisy Pierson, Rees Hansen, Natalie Hampton, Evelyn Satwicz, Layla Eversman, Izzy Waite, Ava Wheatley, Ayla Moore, William Frederick, Kyle Yeung, Cullen Schoeb, Sorin Smith, David Contreras, Carlos Patino, Aidan Murray, and Zach O'Keefe. That's a real statement about the depth this program has built.
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As a team, West Seattle qualified for 10 relays plus two individual events. That's the kind of showing you don't rack up by accident. This is the kind of early season performance that tells you something real is brewing with this squad. When you're punching your ticket to compete in that many events at a meet like the Nike Oregon Relays, you're showing you belong at the highest level of high school track in the Pacific Northwest.
This is what happens when a program gets hungry and puts in the work. West Seattle's runners are making their mark early, and if they keep this up through the rest of the season, expect to hear their name a lot more.
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