Posts Tagged ‘Eastside Catholic’

Eastside Catholic’s bid for KingCo denied

February 10th, 2010 at 10:43 am by Megan Managan

Monday the principals and athletic directors of the KingCo conference met and voted on whether or not to include Eastside Catholic as a 3A school next year. The bid by the Crusaders failed. The proposal needed 80 percent to pass.

Check out Sammamish/Issaquah sportswriter Kevin Endejan’s story on the meeting and vote.

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Reclassification notes

January 8th, 2010 at 1:40 pm by Megan Managan

A while back I put out some information that Eastside Catholic was considering a bid to join KingCo as a 3A school.  Well sounds like the process is still going on (thanks to an update from my colleague Joel Willits at the Bellevue Reporter). In his blog, after discussing the recent new Interlake football hire, Art Kuehn, Interlake’s AD, made a quick mention of the Crusaders bid.

Check out From the Sidelines to see what Kuehn had to say about EC and the Saints new coach. As we hear more we’ll keep you posted!

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