Aloha Beaverton Benson
Brianna Bain Zachary Motto Katie Bonnin
basketball, track, water polo swimming, water polo softball, volleyball
Extracurricular activities: Bain plays club soft- Extracurricular activities: Motto participates in Extracurricular activities: For several years,
ball and is active in the Life Church youth group. She AVE, his school’s Advanced Vocal Ensemble. Outside Bonnin has volunteered to help two Little League
volunteers for several organizations, including Adopt of school, Motto is active in Boy Scouts. He is cur- softball teams advance to the next level of play. She
a Family and Portland Rescue Mission, and she has rently working on his eagle project. also plays club volleyball, ASA softball, and attends
been a piano player for six years. Notable athletic accomplishments: Motto the SportsLab training center.
Notable athletic accomplishments: As a fresh- swims varsity, and during districts his sophomore Notable athletic accomplishments: Bonnin
man, Bain received rookie of the year honors in year, he had to compete in two swim-offs in the 100 plays both varsity softball and varsity volleyball.
water polo. She followed up with first team all-league freestyle since he and another swimmer tied twice. As a freshman, she threw two one-hitters, one no-
honors and as team leader in scoring and second For the second year in a row, Motto went to state hitter, and received an honorable mention award in
leading scorer in the league, and led the team to the with his team and dropped his split time more than softball.
state playoffs during her sophomore year. anyone in the 200 free relay. In the past two years, “Katie loves the sport and takes every oppor-
“Brianna is an exceptional athlete not only due Motto has dropped more than three seconds on his tunity to learn more about the game,” says Coach
to her natural skill but also her determination to 50 free and eight seconds on his 100 free. Katie Meyer. “She is highly coachable, soaking up
improve, says Head Women’s Basketball Coach Kevin “Zach is always willing to put in the best effort information and working hard to apply it to improve
Jorgensen. “She is possibly the most improved player possible, whether in practice or in the meet,” says her skills. She is 100 percent dependable in effort,
on the team and she began as one of our strongest.” Athletic Director Jim Meuwissen. “He is a very mature time and attitude.”
athlete who respects his opponents and maintains
the utmost integrity in sportsmanship.”
Central Catholic Clackamas Cleveland
Brennan Scarlett Shelby Mauermann Katie Warberg
basketball, football, swimming, track basketball, softball, volleyball basketball, cross country, lacrosse, track
Extracurricular activities: Outside of schoolwork Extracurricular activities: Mauermann dedi- Extracurricular activities: Since completing
and sports, Scarlett dedicates his time helping out cates time to her church and youth group by being a a swim instructor program at age 15, Warberg has
many different people and organizations, including counselor at Vacation Bible School, which is run by provided swim instruction for children six months to
Special Olympics and Oregon Zoo. He plans to pro- the high school group. Her summers are spent with 13 years old. She is currently a math tutor and also
vide extra tutoring and homework help at the after- her traveling softball team, which competes at a high volunteers at a local elementary school, providing
school program at St. Andrews Nativity School. level in national tournaments. assistance to both teachers and students.
Notable athletic accomplishments: As a Notable athletic accomplishments: As a fresh- Notable athletic accomplishments: As a
sophomore, Scarlett returned to the varsity football man, Mauermann was the starting second baseman member of the varsity cross country team, Warberg
team, where he was honored with second team on the varsity softball team, had the best hitting placed second at district and went to the state meet
all-conference. Scarlett was also a member of the average, and was awarded second team all league both her freshman and sophomore years. She was
varsity swim team and placed eighth at the district for the TRL. She was the captain of the freshman awarded the Royal C for cross country – an award
meet in the 50-yard freestyle. He competed in the basketball team and was chosen as MVP. given to the top varsity runner in cross country – her
state swim meet as part of a relay and placed 10th. “Shelby has great speed and executes our sophomore year.
“After suffering a season-ending knee injury in offense very well,” says Softball Coach Steven “Katie is a very positive person, showing strong
football, Brennan was going to miss his first varsity Santos. “She is a slapper, dragger and hitter. This leadership skills necessary to be involved with vari-
season with the basketball team,” says Head Boys combination puts her in an elite Northwest crowd. ous extra-curricular activities,” says Athletic Director
Basketball Coach Mike Petrino. “Instead of attracting She plays under control at second base and is will- Mike Shanahan. “She has earned the respect of
sympathy, Brennan helped out the swim team to its ing to play every ball, which also sets her apart.” fellow students as well as the faculty for her disci-
most successful season in recent school history.” pline and organizational skills.”
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