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Thursday, May 21
THANK YOU SENIORS..!!
Club Wahine wanted to thank this year's seniors for their hardwork, contributions and commitment to the Club. Good luck in your futures and keep spreading the love of volleyball.
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#32 - Ashley Eneliko, MB, RS
U18 Black Ikaika
High School: John F. Kennedy
Future Plans After Graduation: Attend Oregon State on a volleyball scholarship.
Area of Study in College: Psychology
Favorite Food: Everything edible
Favorite Movie: Comedy, drama, and scary movies; loves movies
Favorite Activity to do in my spare time: Hang out with family and friends
Favorite person to invite to dinner: Cristiano Ronaldo because he is so cute
Most influential and inspirational person in your life: My parents Hale and Monalisa
Years Played for Wahine: 6
Favorite Memory Playing for Wahine: Our trip to Las Vegas
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#4 - Marissa Fujimoto, S
U18 Black Ikaika
High School: Kentridge
Future Plans After Graduation: Attend Bellevue College then transfer to UW and may play volleyball
Area of Study in College: Dentistry (Orthodondist)
Favorite Food: Noodles
Favorite Movie: Saw I, II, III, IV, V
Favorite Activity to do in my spare time: Golf, doodle
Favorite person to invite to dinner: Channing Tatum because he is a great dancer
Most influential and inspirational person in your life: My mother
Years Played for Wahine: 2
Favorite Memory Playing for Wahine: Being apart of this 18 Black Ikaika team this year and traveling to many places
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#1 - Taylor Harris, OH, RS
U18 Black Ikaika
High School: Federal Way
Future Plans After Graduation: Attend Portland State University and maybe play intramural volleyball
Area of Study in College: Marketing and Sociology
Favorite Food: Pasta
Favorite Movie: Bring It On
Favorite Activity to do in my spare time: Sleep
Favorite person to invite to dinner: My best friend because she makes me laugh and we always have something to talk about
Most influential and inspirational person in your life: My mommy
Years Played for Wahine: 1
Favorite Memory Playing for Wahine: Making new friends
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#14 - Chelsea Miller, MB
U18 Black Ikaika
High School: Mt. Rainier
Future Plans After Graduation: Attend Washington State University and plan to play club volleyball
Area of Study in College: Major in Accounting and minor in Sports Management
Favorite Food: Spaghetti and chocolate chips (not together)
Favorite Movie: She’s the Man or The Sandlot
Favorite Activity to do in my spare time: Watch other sports and be with family and friends
Favorite person to invite to dinner: Best friend Clare because she always has funny stories and she is very entertaining
Most influential and inspirational person in your life: My parents because they work so
hard and are constantly there to support me no matter what
Years Played for Wahine: 6
Favorite Memory Playing for Wahine: All of our travel trips and eating constantly with everyone
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#15 - Ashley Nguyen, OH
U18 Black Ikiaka
High School: Kentridge
Future Plans After Graduation: Attend Highline Community College on a volleyball scholarship then transfer to the University of Washington
Area of Study in College: Science – Biology and Biochemistry
Favorite Food: All Italian foods
Favorite Movie: Step Brothers
Favorite Activity to do in my spare time: Play guitar hero
Favorite person to invite to dinner: Marissa Fujimoto because we can eat for hours and have a blast
Most influential and inspirational person in your life: My mom
Years Played for Wahine: 2
Favorite Memory Playing for Wahine: Our Las Vegas trip; let’s just say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas
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#6 - Alex Schultz, S
U17 Black Lokahi
High School: Todd Beamer
Future Plans After Graduation: Attend Eastern Washington University
Area of Study in College: Biology/Pre-Med
Favorite Food: Anything thas has a lot of carbs; mostly pasta and breads
Favorite Movie: Little Mermaid
Favorite Activity to do in my spare time: Volleyball
Favorite person to invite to dinner: Peter Bright because he eats every bit of food I cannot finish
Most influential and inspirational person in your life: Father because he is fun to everyone he meets and Mom because she is the strongest woman I know
Years Played for Wahine: 1
Favorite Memory Playing for Wahine: My whole amazing team
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#16 - Julia Vigen, S
U18 Black Ikaika
High School: Highline
Future Plans After Graduation: Attend Washington State University and plan to play club volleyball
Area of Study in College: Communications with an emphasis on film and media productions
Favorite Food: Fruit, especially honeycrisp apples
Favorite Movie: The Holiday
Favorite Activity to do in my spare time: Play guitar
Favorite person to invite to dinner: Orlando Bloom
Most influential and inspirational person in your life: My mom
Years Played for Wahine: 6
Favorite Memory Playing for Wahine: There are too many but most of them happened in hotels
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#20 - Amanda Zilke, OH
U18 Black Ikaika
High School: John F. Kennedy
Future Plans After Graduation: Attend the University of Washington then medical school; plan to play club volleyball
Area of Study in College: Sports Medicine
Favorite Food: Anything
Favorite Movie: I Love You Man
Favorite Activity to do in my spare time: Play guitar hero and hanging with friends
Favorite person to invite to dinner: Christiano Rinaldo cause he’s cute
Most influential and inspirational person in your life: My mom because she has supported me in everything I do
Years Played for Wahine: 6
Favorite Memory Playing for Wahine: Trip to Las Vegas and 1st roller coaster ride
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Friday, May 8
Ashley Nguyen and Julia Vigen Selected to Participate in the 2009 Washington State Coaches All State Volleyball Series
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#15 - Ashley Nguyen
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#16 - Julia Vigen
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Senior Ashley Nguyen (outside hitter) and Senior Julia Vigen (setter) from the 18 Black Ikaika team, were selected to play in the 2009 Washington State Coaches Association All State Volleyball Series this summer. The matches will be held on Saturday July 19 at Fife High School.
"The selection of both Ashley and Julia to the All State Volleyball Team Series is the ultimate validation and recognition of all the hard work, dedication, commitment, and leadership both players have contributed to their respective high school programs at Kentridge and Highline High Schools. It is also recognition of their year around commitment to improving their volleyball skills and game by playing club volleyball with the Wahine volleyball program. I have had the honor and opportunity to coach both Ashley (2 years) and Julia (4 years) in the Wahine program. Both Ashley and Julia are outstanding volleyball players on and off the court and are also outstanding students in the classroom. Ashley and Julia and their respective families should be proud of their selection and opportunity to play in the All State volleyball series. It has been an honor for me to be their club coach at Club Wahine."
I'm asking that all Wahine players and parents support Ashley and Julia on July 19 at Fife High School. Julia will be playing in the 2A/3A match starting at 6:00 p.m. and Ashley will be playing in the 4A match starting at 8:00 p.m.
Glenn Rodenhurst
Club Director
Head Coach U-18 Black Ikaika
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Thursday, April 16
Wahine Teams Compete in Lone Star Qualifier in Dallas
U-18 teams Ikaika and Lokahi both participated in the Lone Star Qualifier tournament last weekend in Dallas, Texas. The tournament was an outstanding tournament with 94 volleyball sport courts in the Dallas Convention Center. There are over 1,200 teams entered into the Lone Star Qualifier which encompasses two separate weekends. The competition was excellent and a majority of the teams were from the States of Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Alabama, and the East Coach. Both teams enjoyed the tournament and the sites around Dallas. This year was our first participating in the Lone Star Qualifier and based on this year's experience, we will return next year.
Thursday, May 7
Eric Lewis Memorial Fund
I wanted to thank all the coaches, administrators, players and families that contributed to the Eric Lewis Memorial Fund at Mount Rainier High School by either cash, check, or participating in the dinner and charity basketball game. The donations and contributions helped Eric's family during this difficult time in their lives. The club received a warm thank you and appreciation from the school administrators at Mount Rainier High School for our contributions to the memorial fund. This show of support towards the Mount Rainier High School community was awesome and noteworthy.
Glenn Rodenhurst
Director, Club Wahine
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