The Bellevue College men’s soccer team will hold a soccer ID camp in June at the Bellevue College turf field. The first session will be Saturday, June 2 and the second session on Saturday, June 9.
The Bellevue College men’s golf team forged a four-shot lead after the first day, but saw regular-season leader North Idaho come back to tie it and then win the NWAC Golf Championship on a tie-breaker.
The Bulldogs battled back to force a second title game against host Lane, but were unable to overcome a four-run deficit in their fifth game in three days and fell to the Titans 7-3 in the final of the NWAC South Super Regional on Sunday.
Bellevue College posted a pair of victories at the rain-delayed NWAC Softball Championships, but saw its hopes of advancing end when second-seeded Douglas overcame a six-run deficit and rallied for an 11-9 victory on Sunday.
BC infielders Brennen Hancock, Griffin McCormick and Grant DeLappe, along with outfielder Ethan Smith, were named first team NWAC all-North Region in baseball. Pitchers Eli Herrick and Brendan Ecklebarger were named to the second team, along with utility player Carter Wallace.
Six players who helped the Bulldogs to 32-13 overall record heading into the NWAC Softball Championships and a third-place finish in the North Region were named first-team all-region. The Bulldogs also placed three players on the second team.
Bellevue College swept the 2018 NWAC tennis championships at Spokane Falls CC. The Bulldog men’s team took four of six men’s singles titles and two of three doubles finals. On the women’s side, Bellevue cruised to team victory with a score of 125 to Highline’s 90.
BC sophomore Brendan Ecklebarger spun a 7-inning no-hitter while striking out 8 and only allowing 1 walk. Ecklebarger lowered his ERA to an impressive 1.97 in 50 IP. He improves to 3-1 on the year for the surging Bulldogs.
After deciding to transfer part way through his sophomore year at Ole Miss, Wainhouse chose to return to the Pacific Northwest. He immediately knew he wanted to come to Washington, but per NCAA transfer rules, he would have had to sit out for a transition year. Instead, the Kent native went to Bellevue College to get regular playing time.
Joseph Charter School basketball star Alexis Sykora just had a couple of her dreams come true: Continuing her basketball career while attending college while getting selected to 1st-team all-state at the post position. She eventually chose Bellevue College in Washington state.
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