Bend beat Washington 4-3 in the semis, they now face Montana for a spot in the Little League World Series.

Using a simple point system of 3 points for 1st, 2 points for 2nd and 1 point for 3rd in league play, here’s how the three Bend schools finished up the 2010-2011 school year. It was a great year by all three schools as they finished dominated league play (when other schools were involved, as some leagues were made up of just the three).

Total points for the year:
Summit 44.5
Mountain View 36
Bend 33.5

• Fall.
• Winter.
• Spring.

Things just got crazy in Oregon’s Class 6A Metro league! The addition of Lincoln high school makes the 2010-2011 girls district tennis tournament, well, crazy! Take a look at these two returning player stats:

• 5 of 8 state quarterfinalist (and 3 of 4 semifinalists) in singles return to the Metro League. That means if those players all played singles, a quarterfinalist wouldn’t even qualify for the state tournament.
• Returning state qualifiers (singles – 6, doubles – 9) That’s a total of 15 returning state qualifiers, with only 12 possible qualifiers. At least three players who made it to state last year, and like did quite well, won’t be playing at state.

That’s assuming that the girls who played high school tennis last year are going to again this year.

Here’s a look at who should be back and how they did last year @ State:
• Sophia Bott, 11, Southridge – reigning state singles champion
• Audrew Farr, 12, Southridge – 3rd place singles
• Arianna Fardanesh, 10, Lincoln – 4th place singes
• Allie Hueffner, 10, Lincoln – quarterfinals singles
• Kadie Hueffner, 10, Lincolnd – quarterfinals singles
• Lindsey Yeom, 11, Sunset – consolation singles semifinals
• Sanij Rao, 12, Jesuit – 3rd place doubles
• Hanna Ott, 11, Southridge – quarterfinals doubles
• Connie Cai, 12, Sunset – quarterfinals doubles
• Nicole Nagel, 11, Sunset – quarterfinals doubles
(That’s just 10 of 15, but how is that for a district tournament?)