Sara Goldie comes back
Sammamish Review-June 29, 2010
When Sara Goldie stepped onto the Eastlake High School gym floor... Read More
Mercedes Bass overcome injury to become a leader
Sammamish Review-June 8, 2010
Eastlake senior Mercedes Bass can still remember the day she made her first basket on a 10-foot hoop... Read More
Eastlake girls hoops coach Scott Sartorius steps down
Seattle Times-May 19, 2010
After four years, Scott Sartorius is stepping down as the head girls basketball coach at Eastlake High School. Read More
Eastlake Basketball Tops Scrappy Skyline
Sammamish Review - Sammamish,Wa,USA
“We just knew that we had to come out and be 100 percent and be really aggressive on the boards,” said Wolves’ sophomore wing Kendra Morrison ...Read More
(Shown at right, Alyssa Charlston drives thru Skyline's Defenses - Photo by Christopher Huber.)
Plateau Basketball Teams Prepare for New Season
Sammamish Review - Sammamish,Wa,USA
Charlston, a 6-foot-1 inch senior, is settling in nicely to a new leadership role for the Eastlake girls, said head coach Scott Sartorius during an early ...Read More
Winter Wolf Classic '09. Thanks to all the Lady Wolves who volunteered during the holiday break at the Winter Wolf Classic Select Basketball Tournament. Your efforts were truly appreciated!
Free-Throw-A-Thon. A big thanks to everyone who came out to support the program and participate in the Annual Free-Throw-A-Thon. The players listed below shot the most free-throws for their team. A special congratulations to Rachel Ainslie. Rachel broke the all-time record with 370 made free throws. That is better than one made free throw every 2.5 seconds! It was great to see the girls, young and old, spending time together and enjoying the game of basketball. Awesome job everyone!
Fall League. Pre-Season concluded with a 10-0 record. The Lady Wolves also captured 1st Place in the end of the season tournament (shown above). A huge thanks to Marc Adams, Troy Carlson, and Frank Zennan for their time and commitment coaching both the Varsity and JV team. Nice job everyone!
Oregon City Tournament. The Lady Wolves traveled to Oregon City this summer and competed against some of the best teams in the Northwest. A come-from-behind win against Bellarmine Prep made the journey especially sweet.
12.02.09 - Plateau basketball teams prepare for new season (Sammamish Review by Christopher Huber).
Everyone on the court at Eastlake High School seems excited about Alyssa Charlston’s recent commitment to play at Idaho in 2010, but they all — her included — know she’s still got one more year to help her team take another trip to the state basketball tournament. Read More
Congratulations. Eastlake senior Alyssa Charlston has committed
to play D1 Basketball for the University of Idaho next season. The 6-foot-1 forward took an official visit over the weekend and decided the Vandals were the "perfect fit." Charlston helped lead the Wolves to the 4A state tournament last season.
Lady Wolves Pitch In
This summer the Lady Wolves and Seattle Storm players teamed up with Mountain to Sound Greenway to clear blackberry bushes from Lake Sammamish State Park. Just one of the many ways the team gives back to the community off the court.
Sara Goldie comes back
Sammamish Review-June 29, 2010
When Sara Goldie stepped onto the Eastlake High School gym floor... Read More
Mercedes Bass overcome injury to become a leader
Sammamish Review-June 8, 2010
Eastlake senior Mercedes Bass can still remember the day she made her first basket on a 10-foot hoop... Read More
Eastlake girls hoops coach Scott Sartorius steps down
Seattle Times-May 19, 2010
After four years, Scott Sartorius is stepping down as the head girls basketball coach at Eastlake High School. Read More
Eastlake Basketball Tops Scrappy Skyline
Sammamish Review - Sammamish,Wa,USA
“We just knew that we had to come out and be 100 percent and be really aggressive on the boards,” said Wolves’ sophomore wing Kendra Morrison ...Read More
(Shown at right, Alyssa Charlston drives thru Skyline's Defenses - Photo by Christopher Huber.)
Sammamish Review - Sammamish,Wa,USA
Charlston, a 6-foot-1 inch senior, is settling in nicely to a new leadership role for the Eastlake girls, said head coach Scott Sartorius during an early ...Read More
Winter Wolf Classic '09. Thanks to all the Lady Wolves who volunteered during the holiday break at the Winter Wolf Classic Select Basketball Tournament. Your efforts were truly appreciated!
Free-Throw-A-Thon. A big thanks to everyone who came out to support the program and participate in the Annual Free-Throw-A-Thon. The players listed below shot the most free-throws for their team. A special congratulations to Rachel Ainslie. Rachel broke the all-time record with 370 made free throws. That is better than one made free throw every 2.5 seconds! It was great to see the girls, young and old, spending time together and enjoying the game of basketball. Awesome job everyone!
Fall League. Pre-Season concluded with a 10-0 record. The Lady Wolves also captured 1st Place in the end of the season tournament (shown above). A huge thanks to Marc Adams, Troy Carlson, and Frank Zennan for their time and commitment coaching both the Varsity and JV team. Nice job everyone!
Oregon City Tournament. The Lady Wolves traveled to Oregon City this summer and competed against some of the best teams in the Northwest. A come-from-behind win against Bellarmine Prep made the journey especially sweet.
12.02.09 - Plateau basketball teams prepare for new season (Sammamish Review by Christopher Huber).
Everyone on the court at Eastlake High School seems excited about Alyssa Charlston’s recent commitment to play at Idaho in 2010, but they all — her included — know she’s still got one more year to help her team take another trip to the state basketball tournament. Read More
Congratulations. Eastlake senior Alyssa Charlston has committed
to play D1 Basketball for the University of Idaho next season. The 6-foot-1 forward took an official visit over the weekend and decided the Vandals were the "perfect fit." Charlston helped lead the Wolves to the 4A state tournament last season.Lady Wolves Pitch In
This summer the Lady Wolves and Seattle Storm players teamed up with Mountain to Sound Greenway to clear blackberry bushes from Lake Sammamish State Park. Just one of the many ways the team gives back to the community off the court.
