- Kai Hatch, 56.8% – 2006
- Paul Nicholes, 56.7% – 1998
- Josh Turrell, 56.3% – 1997
- James Monrean, 53.7% – 2001
- Jace Rinker, 52.8% – 2015
- Michael Mindnich, 52.7% – 2017
- Hayden Knight, 51.5% – 2009
- John Inge, 50.8% – 1977
- Kevin Johnson, 50.0% – 1992
- Brett Thorsteinson, 49.6% – 1984
- Daniel Ziegler, 49.2% – 2013
- Cam Harding, 48.5% – 1996
- Tim Hall, 48.4% – 1988
- Steve McBee, 47.4% – 1985
- Ryan Binning, 47.3% – 1994
Tag Archives: sehome
Sehome Top 15 Completions in a Season
- Michael Mindnich, 139 – 2017
- James Monrean, 95 – 2001
- Daniel Ziegler, 89 – 2013
- Kai Hatch, 84 – 2006
- Josh Turrell, 80 – 1997
- Doug Ericksen, 79 – 1986
- Ryan Binning, 76 – 1993
- Steve McBee, 65 – 1985
- Austin Rapp, 64 – 2011
- John Inge, 63 – 1977
- Ryan Binning, 61 – 1994
- Kai Hatch, 60 – 2005
- Tim Hall, 60 – 1988
- Brett Thorsteinson, 60 – 1984
- Aaron Nichols, 58 – 2014
Sehome Top 15 Pass Attempts in a Season
- Michael Mindnich, 264 – 2017
- Daniel Ziegler, 181 – 2013
- James Monrean, 177 – 2001
- Doug Ericksen, 170 – 1986
- Ryan Binning, 161 – 1993
- Scott Pelo, 154 – 2007
- Nicholas Roger, 149 – 2016
- Kai Hatch, 148 – 2006
- Austin Rapp, 147 – 2011
- Josh Turrell, 142 – 1997
- Kai Hatch, 140 – 2005
- Steve McBee, 137 – 1985
- Aaron Nichols, 131 – 2014
- Ryan Binning, 129 – 1994
- John Inge, 124 – 1977
- Tim Hall, 124 – 1988
Sehome Top 15 Rushing Touchdowns in a Season
- Justin Santos, 23 – 2008
- Evan Zaslow, 21 – 1999
- Alex Brown, 15 – 1994
- Mike McEvoy, 13 – 2000
- C.J. Hayes, 13 – 1997
- Matt Galley, 13 – 1990
- Tyler Simpson, 12 – 2002
- Dylan Roberts, 12 – 2017
- Todd Zuehlke, 11 – 1993
- Herbie Parks, 11 – 2004
- Andrew Holloway, 11 – 2000
- Tyler Simpson, 11 – 2003
- Daniel Ziegler, 11 – 2012
- Sean Ryan, 10 – 1995
- Jim Lallas, 10 – 1977
- Michael Mindnich, 10 – 2017
Sehome Top 15 Yards per Carry in a Season
- Justin Santos, 9.2 – 2008
- Tyler Simpson, 7.8 – 2002
- Sean Ryan, 7.6 – 1995
- Titi Lamositele, 7.6 – 2012
- Todd Zuehlke, 7.5 – 1993
- Herbie Parks, 7.5 – 2004
- Herbie Parks, 7.4 – 2003
- Evan Zaslow, 7.4 – 1999
- Alex Brown, 7.3 – 1994
- Titi Lamositele, 7.2 – 2010
- Mike McEvoy, 7.1 – 2000
- Daniel Ziegler, 7.0 – 2013
- Taylor Rapp, 7.0 – 2014
- C.J. Hayes, 6.7 – 1997
- Andrew Holloway, 6.5 – 1999
Sehome Top 15 Rushing Yards in a Season
- Tyler Simpson, 1515 – 2002
- Mike McEvoy, 1458 – 2000
- Justin Santos, 1391 – 2008
- Evan Zaslow, 1317 – 1999
- Herbie Parks, 1249 – 2004
- Bob Bray, 1123 – 1975
- Ladin Langeman, 1102 – 1978
- Daniel Ziegler, 1058 – 2013
- Todd Zuehlke, 1010 – 1993
- Tyler Simpson, 988 – 2003
- Jim Lallas, 971 – 1977
- Baylor Gordon, 959 – 1987
- Paul Farrell, 932 – 1986
- Paul Lockhart, 878 – 1995
- Tim Grimes, 845 – 2004
Sehome Top 15 Rushing Attempts in a Season
- Ladin Langeman, 231 – 1978
- Mike McEvoy, 204 – 2000
- Bob Bray, 198 – 1975
- Tyler Simpson, 195 – 2002
- Evan Zaslow, 178 – 1999
- Tyler Simpson, 177 – 2003
- Baylor Gordon, 173 – 1987
- Jim Lallas, 172 – 1977
- Herbie Parks, 167 – 2004
- Paul Farrell, 160 – 1986
- Todd Eley, 158 – 1980
- Justin Santos, 152 – 2008
- Daniel Ziegler, 152 – 2013
- Dylan Roberts, 152 – 2017
- Paul Lockhart, 151 – 1995
Top 150 #97 – 1992 Sehome Mariners
RECORD: 7-2 – COACH: Birger Solberg
LEAGUE: 6-2 (2nd Place in the NWL)
CLASSIFICATION: AA – PLAYOFFS: None
Scoring Stats “Per Game”
Points: 21.4 – Allowed: 15.0 – Differential: +6.4
GAME BY GAME:
Week 1: Sehome 25, Bellingham 6
Week 2: Anacortes 28, Sehome 14
Week 3: Sehome 23, Stanwood 12
Week 4: Sehome 21, Mount Vernon 14
Week 5: Ferndale 21, Sehome 20
Week 6: Sehome 21, Lynwood 14
Week 7: Sehome 13, Burlington-Edison 0
Week 8: Sehome 21, Arlington 12
Week 9: Sehome 35, Sedro Woolley 28
The 1992 Mariners had one of those great “turnaround” seasons, but came up just shy of making the playoffs. After a 2-7 season the year before, Sehome flipped the switch in ’92, to go 7-2.
At quarterback, senior Kevin Johnson beat out fellow senior Dane Hatch to be the starter. He had a great first game against rival Bellingham (Sehome defeated Bellingham for the first time in nine years), and continued to have an awesome season. He completed 41 passes for 615 yards, 10 touchdowns and just one interception. He also had a bevy of backs to hand to their Wing-T “Ground Birger” offense. Senior Cody Miller showed great moves, rushing for 669 yards (5.4) and one touchdown, and he was named All-League Honorable Mention. Scott Randall made the move from wide receiver to wingback, enabling the diminutive, but speedy, senior to get his hands on the ball more often. It paid off. He ran for 493 yards (6.2) and a team-high nine touchdowns. He also was the leading receiver with 17 catches for 322 yards (18.9) and seven touchdowns. He was named All-League 2nd Team, but the Bellingham Herald chose him as the League’s Co-Offensive Player of the Year. Senior James Murphy ran for 297 tough yards (5.0) from his fullback position. He also shared the position with sophomore Todd Zuehlke who totaled 384 yards (7.5) and three touchdowns.
The Mariners marched up to the line every play with awesome bookends on each side. Senior tight end A.J. LaBree was an All-League Honorable Mention performer, catching six passes for 119 yards (19.8) and one touchdown. On the other side was hulking junior, Josh Smith. He caught eight passes for 91 yards (11.4). Miller and fellow senior Shawn Huartson each also caught a touchdown pass.
The offensive line was a powerful strength for the Mariners. The leaders were junior Evan Ayres (All-League 1st Team) and senior Luke Raymond (All-League Honorable Mention). They were joined by Jake Beattie, Tyler Michaelson and Steve Griggs to push over the rest of the Northwest League, averaging almost five yards per carry and 17 touchdowns on the ground.
On defense, Smith completely terrorized opponents from his defensive line position, and was named All-League 1st Team. Senior Mark Simmons joined him on the line and was named All-League Honorable Mention. Griggs was a strong tackler, and was named All-League 2nd Team at linebacker. Randall was dynamic at defensive back. He was named All-League 1st Team, the League’s Defensive Player of the Year and was also chosen as an All-State 1st Team pick.
Junior kicker Brian Dehnert had one of the strongest legs in the league. He booted 19 extra points and two field goals. Raymond proved to be the best punter around, being named All-League 1st Team.
Top 150 #123 – 1996 Sehome Mariners
RECORD: 5-4 – COACH: Birger Solberg
LEAGUE: 2-3 (4th Place in the Wesco)
CLASSIFICATION: AAA – PLAYOFFS: None
Scoring Stats “Per Game”
Points: 19.2 – Allowed: 12.0 – Differential: +7.2
GAME BY GAME:
Week 1: Shorewood 13, Sehome 9
Week 2: Sehome 28, Burlington-Edison 0
Week 3: Snohomish 20, Sehome 13
Week 4: Sehome 28, Bellingham 0
Week 5: Oak Harbor 24, Sehome 23
Week 6: Sehome 9, Marysville-Pilchuck 7
Week 7: Sehome 28, Mount Vernon 7
Week 8: Everett 16, Sehome 13
Week 9: Sehome 22, Shorecrest 21
The 1996 Mariners had an up and down season, but the talent was there. The four losses were by a combined 15 points, and they had two shutouts against long time rivals Burlington-Edison and Bellingham.
Senior quarterback Cam Harding completed 49 passes for 747 yards, five touchdowns and he also ran for three scores. Joining Harding in the backfield were seniors Ben DeMond, Cory Smith, Brendon Graves and junior C.J. Hayes. DeMond was the main ball carrier, gaining 738 yards (5.9 average) and six touchdowns. Smith ran for 272 yards (4.3) and four touchdowns while Graves rushed for 237 yards (5.5). Hayes ran for 384 (5.2) and four touchdowns.
Graves was the leading receiver for the Mariners, catching 12 passes for 205 yards (17.1) and two touchdowns. Junior wide receiver Trevor Walker and senior Heath Ovens each caught eight passes, while DeMond and fellow senior Devin Catrell each hauled in seven passes.
The offensive line had two major studs that cleared some major paths. Senior Lee Eckl was named All-League 1st Team, as was junior Ashley Vincent. Sehome averaged 4.4 yards per rush, and scored 18 touchdowns on the ground.
The defense threw a pair of shutouts, and it had three different seniors at each level that dominated. On the defensive line the 6-foot-2 234-pound senior Gabe Robinson was in the backfield on almost every play. Eckl was an extremely hard hitter, coming off of an All-State 2nd Team selection. The secondary was headed up by Graves. All three players were named All-League 1st Team. Robinson and Eckl were selected for the second year in a row.
Senior Sam Allard had a great year kicking, with 19 extra points and one field goal.
Top 150 #127 – 1997 Sehome Mariners
RECORD: 7-4 – COACH: Birger Solberg
LEAGUE: 7-2 (2nd Place in the Wesco)
CLASSIFICATION: 4A – PLAYOFFS: Lost in 1st Round
Scoring Stats “Per Game”
Points: 25.3 – Allowed: 18.0 – Differential: +7.3
GAME BY GAME:
Week 1: Lynden 24, Sehome 14
Week 2: Sehome 35, Bellingham 14
Week 3: Oak Harbor 28, Sehome 21
Week 4: Sehome 23, Kamiak 2
Week 5: Sehome 35, Anacortes 21
Week 6: Sehome 28, Snohomish 7
Week 7: Sehome 42, Marysville-Pilchuck 18
Week 8: Sehome 48, Mountlake Terrace 13
Week 9: Cascade 20, Sehome 7
State Play-in Game: Sehome 17, Kelso 9
1st Round Playoff Game: South Kitsap 42, Sehome 8
The 1997 season was one of those great seasons around Whatcom County, with so many great teams and players, and Sehome was no exception. The Mariners were loaded with talent, size and speed.
Senior quarterback Josh Turrell might have been the most talented. He completed 56.3% of his passes (80-of-142), and that completion percentage was a school record that stood for nine years. He threw for1105 yards, four touchdowns, ran for four touchdowns and was named All-League 1st Team. Joining Turrell in the backfield were seniors C.J. Hayes and Jay Chiabai. Hayes ran for 662 yards and 13 touchdowns, while Chiabai added 175 yards and a score, along with 13 catches for 320 yards (24.6 average) and one touchdown. They were each named All-League Honorable Mention. Another spark in the backfield came from sophomore Pete Staskiews. He ran for 255 yards (6.4) and five touchdowns.
Senior wide receiver Trevor Walker had an amazing season, catching 39 passes for 545 yards (14.0) and one touchdown. His reception and receiving yardage totals were new school records for a season, both were previously held by Jay Reyna. Walker’s 39 catches lasted as the school record for 16 years until Evan Miksovsky caught 44 in 2013. Walker was named All-League 1st Team. Senior Justin Pendry was your typical Sehome tight end of the 90’s. 6-foot-5 and 235 pounds, he was a prototype, sealing off the edge, and catching 13 passes for 153 yards (11.8) and two touchdowns. He was also named All-League 2nd Team.
Along with Pendry, the offensive line had other standouts as well. Senior Ashley Vincent (6-1 230) was named All-League 1st Team. Senior Ryan Cullup (6-2 232) was an All-League 2nd Team selection and fellow senior Brian Proctor (6-3 203) rounded out the Sehome all-stars up front, and was named All-League Honorable Mention. The Mariners averaged over five yards per running play, and ran for 27 touchdowns.
Sehome used a lot of the same players from the offensive side of the ball for defense, and they stood out there as well. The defensive line was the strongest unit, with Pendry coming off the edge, teaming up with Cullup and Vincent. Pendry and Cullup were each named All-League 1st Team, and Vincent was an All-League 2nd Team selection. Junior Scott Kirk shined through at linebacker, and was named All-League Honorable Mention. Turrell led the secondary, being named All-League 1st Team, with Walker, who intercepted a pass for a 40-yard touchdown against Snohomish, was an All-League Honorable Mention.
Walker also was a great kicker, hitting 26 extra points and a field goal. For his efforts he was named All-League 2nd Team. Sophomore Calvin Hayes was an All-League Honorable Mention at punter.