Winter 2001 Final Standings Spring 2001 Standings

 
 
 
 
 
 

North-CWAC Football
(Final)
	N-CWAC	All	Pts	Pts
	W-L	W-L	For	Ag
Omak	5-1	7-2	276	137
Cascade	5-1	8-1	251	160
Cashmere	4-2	6-3	255	248
Tonasket	3-3	3-6	186	154
Chelan	2-4	3-6	212	248
Ephrata	1-5	3-6	185	247
Quincy	1-5	1-8	137	358
A record six interceptions by Curtis Hurlbert paved the way for Omak High School to bring home the class 2A football championship Dec. 2.      Hurlbert mirrored his teammates, who outleaped, outhustled, and outplayed Meridian in winning 30-14 at the Tacoma Dome.      Omak High School's football coach, Galen Kaemingk, and assistant coach John Sackman will guide the 2A All-Star football team during the all-state game June 23 at Zaepfel Stadium in Yakima.      Also assisting at the state game, which is set for 3 p.m., will be Doug McGill of Deer Park and Phil Zuchowski of Cashmere.      Omak's Curtis Hurlbert, Jason Thompson and Chris Allen were selected to play in the game, which features the best graduating seniors in the state.      Othello's Dan McCourtie, who is headed to the University of Washington, also play. McCourtie, a 6-3, 230-pound running back, amassed 1,170 yards on 136 carries and scored 24 touchdowns en route to several regional honors.

 

North-CWAC Volleyball
(Final)
	N-CWAC	Overall
Chelan	10-2	12-2
Ephrata	9-3	10-4
Cashmere	9-3	10-4
Omak	7-5	7-7
Tonasket	3-9	6-9
Cascade	3-9	3-11
Quincy	1-11	2-13
YAKIMA - A young Omak High School volleyball team reached the second day at state and finished eighth overall Nov. 10-11 at Yakima's Sundome.      Chelan topped Omak 15-12, 15-12 in the game for seventh- and eighth-place.      Ephrata also reached state but failed to make the second day of competition.      From the south CWAC, Grandview finished second, falling to Lakeside 15-10, 10-15, 15-11 in the championship.      Kiona-Benton finished fourth.

 

Class 2A/1A Soccer
(Final)
	Conf.	All
	W-L-T	W-L-T
Cashmere	8-0-0	13-3-0
Ephrata	7-1-0	11-2-0
Cascade	5-2-1	10-5-1
Brewster*	5-2-1	10-3-2
Tonasket	4-4-0	9-6-0
Omak	3-5-0	6-8-1
Quincy	1-6-1	3-11-2
Chelan	1-6-1	1-12-1
Royal*	0-8-0	0-16-0
*1A schools in combined 1A/2A conference

 

North-CWAC Boys Cross Country
(Final)
	N-CWAC
Ephrata	6-0
Omak	5-1
Cashmere	4-2
Cascade	3-3
Chelan	2-4
Tonasket	1-5
Quincy	0-6
PASCO - Ephrata finished sixth, Omak eighth and Cashmere 11th at the state meet Nov. 4 at Sun Willows Golf Course.      Omak's Boyd Massie finished 17th overall.

 

North-CWAC Girls Cross Country
(Final)
	N-CWAC
Ephrata	6-0
Omak	5-1
Cascade	3-3
Cashmere	3-3
Chelan	3-3
Tonasket	1-5
Quincy	0-6
PASCO - Omak finished fourth and Ephrata fifth at the state meet Nov. 4 at Sun Willows Golf Course.      Omak's Emily Turner was eighth overall.

 

Caribou Trail League Football
(Final)
	CTL	All	Pts	Pts
	W-L	W-L	For	Ag
Okanogan	5-0	16-1	414	133
Brewster	2-2	10-6	216	170
Lake Roosevelt	2-2	6-9	146	221
Liberty Bell	1-3	6-9	66	256
Oroville	1-4	8-9	105	210
Royal used superior speed and desire to seize a 33-20 quarterfinal victory over Okanogan Nov. 18, a game where the state's two top-ranked, undefeated class 1A teams met on Omak High School's field.      Royal topped Tacoma Baptist 49-17 for the state title.      Okanogan's Will Derting, Jesse Rehm, Jordan Horner, Bryan Attridge and Darren Goetz were selected to the All-State 1A Football Game June 23 at Zaepfel Stadium in Yakima.      Brewster's Daniel Gebbers also was selected.

 

Caribou Trail League Volleyball
(Final)
	CTL	Overall
Okanogan	8-0	14-0
Lake Roosevelt	5-3	8-6
Liberty Bell	5-3	7-7
Oroville	2-6	7-8
Brewster	0-8	0-13
ELLENSBURG - Okanogan felt it's lone loss of the year in the state quarterfinals, falling to eventual state champion Colfax 15-5,15-8.      In the match for third and fourth, Okanogan fell 11-15,15-11,15-13 to Zillah.

 

State A/B Boys Cross Country
(Final)
	Pts
1. King's	70
2. Liberty Bell	85
3. Freeman	119
4. White Pass	153
PASCO - Liberty Bell boys were second. Lake Roosevelt boys tied for fifth and sixth place.      Liberty Bell's Luke Oliver finished seventh overall.      No girls' teams were listed at state.      Lake Roosevelt's Nicole Monteagudo was the highest girl from the CTL, taking 28th.