Spokane Shadow national finalists

Thu., Aug. 26, 2004

The Spokesman-Review

U-17

Hillary Boyden, Ferris

Layne Brower, University

Alex Butler, Gonzaga Prep

Stephanie Rubright, Ferris

Lacey Castleberry, Pasco

Tori Crain, Ferris

Cayleih Mackay, Clarkston

Eileen Dempsey, University

Whitney Ramsey, North Central.

Lori Conrad, Richland.

Maggie Yates, Lewis and Clark.

Ali Spear, Ferris.

Annie Virnig, Lewis and Clark.

Kayla Miller, University.

Sara Massey, Medical Lake.

Alex Marquard, University.

Tonya Schnibbe, University.

Alli Meyer, University

Coaches: Kim Calkins and Kieran Barton

U-14

Elizabeth Boyden, Ferris

Aubrey Bot, Lewis and Clark

Jaimey Etten, Mead

Marissa Poorboy, Gonzaga Prep (Coeur d’Alene)

Jackie Hakes, Mead

Rachael Lowe, Richland

Danielle Razakowski, Cheney

Nicole Ervin, Shadle Park

Ceri Palk, Cheney

Katy Sloyer, University

Ali Fenter, Shadle Park

Angie Hughes, Mead

Kaitlin Whitfield, Cheney

Tiara Pittman, Mt. Spokane

Marissa Mykines, Mead

Chelsea Jones, Mt. Spokane

Coach: Jeff Robbins

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