Edmonds College Tritons
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Edmonds College fields nine athletic teams as part of the North Region of the Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC). Scholarships are available for prospective athletes in all sports. Here is information
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Edmonds College's Athletic Facilities include Triton Field, Seaview Gym, and the Indoor Hitting Facility. The gym offers basketball courts, a weight room, and locker facilities for use by students, faculty, and staff with a valid EdPass. Seaview Gym is also home to the Physical Education department, as well as intramural and recreational activities.
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11 All-Region awards captured by EC Baseball
The NWAC baseball North All-Region and Gold Glove teams were announced by the conference, and Edmonds baseball was well represented. Eight different Tritons collected 11 awards in all. Pitchers Tatsuya Uemoto and Kota Sato were 1st Team Pitchers; Narumi Okayasu was a 1st Team Infielder; Taku Kakaota was a 1st Team Outfielder; Koutarou Matsumaru (infield), Cody Ranit (outfield), and Anthony Kodama (DH) were 2nd Team selections; Okayasu (shortstop), Ranit (outfield), and Uemoto (pitcher) also earned Gold Gloves. Brooks Roy was honored as the Assistant Coach of the Year.
See the full list of all-region teams > >
Baseball places 5th at NWACs
LONGVIEW -- Edmonds baseball was eliminated from the NWAC Championship after loses
to Linn-Benton on Friday (6-1) and Everett (1-0) on Sunday.
Linn-Benton's starting pitcher Kian Hogan proved to be a tough task. The tall lefty who is a Seattle University commit allowed just two hits over 7 innings and stymied the Tritons offense. There was one shining moment for Edmonds -- Jaidon Matthews turned in a highlight reel play leaping over the left field fence to rob a two-run home run in the 5th inning.
Watch it below:
Shades of Derrick Salberg, Jaidon Matthews of @EdmondsBaseball makes an incredible catch over the wall to rob a home run for Linn-Benton!#SCTop10 @SportsCenter pic.twitter.com/9LQ3aTel2g
— NWAC (@NWACSports) May 28, 2022
Sunday's matchup against Everett was originally scheduled for Saturday but all games were washed out due to continual rain. Edmonds starter Kaden Lewis spun a gem and gave the team a chance, but ended up the tough luck loser. He worked 8 strong innings before handing off the final inning to Kade Coombe. Anthony Kodama had 2 of the teams 6 hits. Edmonds threatened in multiple innings but couldn't come up with the clutch hit.
It was another great season for the program. Edmonds won the West Super Regional, placed 5th in the NWAC, and finished the season with a record of 34-17.
Softball lands five on all-region team
Five softball student-athletes were selected to the NWAC softball All-Region team, as announced by the conference. All five made the 1st Team for their respective positions. Congratulations to Anna Fridell (catcher), Kennedy West (utility), Mikayla Johnson (outfield), Taylor Eskew (infield), and Nanea Andrade (infield).
See the full list of all-region teams > >
Uemoto's strong start propels EC to victory
Triton Baseball wins first game at NWACs over Spokane 3-1
LONGVIEW -- The Tritons used an outstanding pitching performance by Tatsuya Uemoto, who threw 8 1/3 innings with one run allowed and five strikeouts. Uemoto got some help to close out the game, as Kade Coombe relieved him in the ninth with the bases loaded and one out. Coombe forced a pop up for the second out and then made an incredible play on a rocket up the middle by Jace Phelan that would have potentially tied the game.
The Triton offense mustered seven hits in the game, led by Narumi Okayasu who went 3-for-3 with a run scored and an RBI. Koutarou Matsumaru went 2-for-3 with an RBI. After tying the game in the fourth, the Tritons took their first lead in the eighth and scored an important insurance run in the ninth.
Edmonds stays in the winners bracket and takes on Linn-Benton on Friday at 4:35 p.m.
Kade Coombe was interviewed after getting the final two outs and the save. Watch below:
After @EdmondsBaseball’s 3-1 win over Spokane, closer Kade Coombe, who closed out the victory by stranding the bases loaded! #NWACbsb ⚾️
— NWAC (@NWACSports) May 26, 2022
🎥 pic.twitter.com/7je5r64hyt
Softball nabs one victory in Spokane
SPOKANE -- Edmonds College softball saw their season come to an end on Friday, May
19 in Spokane, but not after they nabbed one victory at the NWAC Championship Tournament
at the Dwight Merkel Sports Complex in Spokane, Wash.
Edmonds matched up with North Region rival, the No. 4 seed Everett CC, in their first game on Thursday. After trailing 4-1 in the 4th inning, the Tritons battled back and had a runner in scoring position in the 7th, but lined into a double play to end the game. Final score was Everett 5, Edmonds 4. {Box score}
Facing another North Region opponent in a loser-out game, Edmonds eliminated Skagit Valley 11-8 Thursday night to stay alive. Nanea Andrade was 7-for-8 with 3 home runs, a double, and 9 RBI in two games on Thursday. She was interviewed by the NWAC. See below:
Nanea Andrade went 4-for-4 with 5 RBI as @EdmondsTritons defeated Skagit Valley 11-8! See Nanea’s interview here:
— NWAC (@NWACSports) May 20, 2022
🎥 pic.twitter.com/O8XS7nub7Z
Lower Columbia came out swinging on Friday and ended the team's tournament with a 12-3 triumph over Edmonds. It was a great season for Team 44. First year coach Grizz Stevens has a large and talented recruiting class signed for next year; the future is bright for Edmonds softball!
Summer Basketball Camp: June 27-30
Edmonds College men's basketball is pleased to announce the return of our Triton hoops summer camp! This year's camp will be held June 27-30 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily in Seaview Gym. The camp is open to boys and girls from kindergarten to 6th grade. Cost is $140.
For more information and to register, click here > >
Volleyball camps set for this summer
Triton volleyball camps are back! The advanced camp for girls in 9th-12th grade is
July 29-31 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day; cost is $190. The youth skills camps (co-ed)
is for 4th-6th graders on August 17-19 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; cost is $145. Both camps
will be held in Seaview Gym on the campus of Edmonds College.
See the flyer for more information and registration.
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Our Mascot: The Triton
Triton, prince of the sea in Greek mythology, commands the ocean waves.