The road to state competition has officially started for spring athletics, and Tacoma Public Schools will be well represented by some of the 1,400 high school student-athletes who completed this season.

Boys and girls track and field

This week schools participated in league championships:

• Foss High School: SPSL 2A League Championships May 13 and 15 at Clover Parks Harry Lange Stadium.
• Stadium High School: NPSL 3A/4A League Championships May 13 and 15 at French Field in Kent.
• Silas, Mount Tahoma and Lincoln high schools: PSL 3A League Championships May 13 and 15 at South Sound Stadium in Lacey.

Soccer
The Stadium boys soccer team, now ranked top in the state in 4A, defeated Sumner 3-0 to win the 4A West Central District Championship title.

The Silas boys soccer team, now ranked top in the state in 3A, defeated Bellarmine 3-2 in overtime to advance to the West Central District 3A Championship game at 3 p.m. on Saturday, May 16. They’ll play Gig Harbor High School.

Both teams have secured a slot into their respective state tournaments.

Fastpitch
Stadium will play in the West Central District Fastpitch tournament. Keep up to date by viewing the bracket here.

Silas enters the 3A WCD tournament as the 12 seed. Keep up to date by viewing the bracket here.

Baseball
The Silas Rams opened WCD play with a 5-0 victory over Auburn Mountainview Lions in the opening round of the 3A West Central District Tournament at Lincoln High School.

Next the Rams faced Kentlake Falcons at Hogan Park, where Kentlake earned a 7-0 win. Silas remains alive in the double-elimination district format and advanced into the state-qualifying rounds of the tournament.

Silas’ postseason path now places them in a winner-to-state matchup against Enumclaw Hornets at Auburn Riverside High School on Saturday, May 16, at 10 a.m.

Golf
The Tacoma Public Schools golf programs were well represented throughout league and district postseason competition this spring, with student-athletes from Silas Rams, Stadium Tigers, Lincoln Abes, Mt. Tahoma Thunderbirds, and Foss Falcons competing at a high level against some of the strongest fields in the state.

The biggest highlight came from Stadium Tigers freshman Cienna Chabot, who delivered an outstanding district tournament performance at Gold Mountain Golf Club. Chabot finished second overall in the 4A West Central District Tournament with a two-day total of 150 (+6), highlighted by an even-par 72 in the final round. Her performance helped lead Stadium to a third-place team finish in the highly competitive district field.

The Tigers also received strong contributions from:

• Ella Enciso
• Madelynn March
• Leah Varkey
• Ella Horwath

At the 3A level, Silas continued their strong postseason run by earning a second-place finish at the West Central District 3 Tournament at Allenmore Golf Course. Senior Ella Follen led the Rams with a fourth-place individual finish at 155 (+13).

Silas showcased impressive depth throughout the lineup, including:

• Opal Herrmann, who finished 10th overall
• Kenley Taylor, who placed 12th overall
• Angelina Williams
• Olivia Bustamante
• Emery Nelson

On the boys side, Silas Rams senior Jordan Alwert posted the top finish among Tacoma boys golfers at the 3A district tournament, finishing with a two-day score of 164 (+20). The Rams also featured a young core that included freshmen Dillon Ngo and Domenic Harmon, both gaining valuable postseason experience.

Lincoln Abes were led by senior Shonuff Young, who finished with a two-round total of 169 (+25), while Mt. Tahoma Thunderbirds senior Griffin Reagan represented the Thunderbirds at districts with rounds of 85 and 96.

At the 2A district tournament, Foss Falcons had two golfers finish near the top of the standings. Junior Anthony Rodriguez tied for 14th overall with an 89 (+17), while junior Logan Keil finished just one stroke back at 90 (+18).

Additional TPS representation came from:

• Casiopaia Young and Gabriella Scheidt-Padron for the Lincoln girls program
• Esther Korman for the Mt. Tahoma girls program
• Andrew Bouchard for the Stadium boys program

State golf will occur at multiple sites across the state depending on classification. Find more information here. WIAA State Golf Tournament Info

We’ll share information about tennis results as they become available.