Mead, Lakeside, Sehome, King's, Northwest Christian and ACH crowned WIAA Scholastic Cup champions

Colin Cushman just might have to order a bigger trophy case as the director of athletics at Sehome High School. Especially if the Mariners keep racking up WIAA

Colin Cushman just might have to order a bigger trophy case as the director of athletics at Sehome High School.

Especially if the Mariners keep racking up WIAA Scholastic Cups.

For a fifth consecutive year, the Bellingham school claimed the Scholastic Cup in Class 2A, which compiles points for athletic and academic achievement at the state level.

Other winners include Mead in 4A; Lakeside of Seattle in 3A; King's in 1A; Northwest Christian of Colbert in 2B; and Almira/Coulee-Hartline in 1B.

Sehome totaled 1,455 points, winning 2A championships in boys cross country and boys soccer, as well as state runner-up finishes in girls soccer and boys tennis.

The school also were the state academic winners in gymnastics, boys soccer, boys track and field and volleyball.

During its five-year run, Sehome has eclipsed 1,400 points four times.

"I'm super proud of them, for sure," Cushman said. "They have a really good work ethic, and it is something that has been established over the years with our coaches.

"(The student-athletes) really take pride in what they do every day. We have really great kids."

King's has the most overall Scholastic Cup titles with 10, followed by Mercer Island (nine) and Sehome (eight).

CLASS 4A
1. Mead, 1,225 points
2. Gonzaga Prep, 1,115
3. Camas, 1,105

CLASS 3A
1. Lakeside of Seattle, 1,505 points
2. Interlake, 1,305
3. Bellevue, 1,230

CLASS 2A
1. Sehome, 1,455 points
2. Selah, 1,135
3. Bellingham, 1,045

CLASS 1A
1. King's, 1,235 points
2. Lynden Christian, 1,150
3. Seattle Academy, 965

CLASS 2B
1. Northwest Christian of Colbert, 1,095 points
2. Asotin, 1,85
3. Saint George's, 955

CLASS 1B
1. Almira/Coulee-Hartline, 1,035 points
2. Evergreen Lutheran, 710
3. Odessa, 655