Edmonds Community College Athletics

Edmonds comes up short in North title game

EVERETT, Wash. – After a 3-0 victory over Skagit Valley Friday afternoon at Everett Memorial Stadium, the Triton baseball team headed into Sunday needing one win over Bellevue to claim the North Division title and earn a spot as a No. 1-seed at the NWAACC Championships. But it was Bellevue defeating Edmonds 6-5 in the early game to force a winner-take-all contest. The Bulldogs, which EdCC beat Thursday, completed their comeback, topping Edmonds 8-5. Full Story>>

Triton Baseball opens North Tournament with a win

Five Baseball Players Earn All Academic Honors

Congratulations to EdCC baseball sophomores Brendon Foor, Josh Evans, Ryland Longoni, Kevin Sheets and Carl Svanevik for earning a spot on the NWAACC All Academic Sports Team! Each has at least a 3.25 GPA; Great job!

Katy Wilson Hired as Women's Basketball Head Coach

Lynnwood, Wash. (4/18) -- Edmonds Community College announced the hiring of Katy Wilson as women’s basketball head coach on Thursday. Wilson comes to EdCC with a background as a standout collegiate athlete and with years of coaching experience at the high school and college levels. Full Story>>

For one Ballard resident, coaching is a lifelong passion

Excellent article in the Ballard News Tribune on EdCC men's basketball head coach Kyle Gray: Read Article>>

Batter up! It's time to play ball

Check out the article by Elizabeth Griffin in the Journal about local community college baseball, including a preview of the Edmonds CC team under first year head coach Scott Kelly. Full story>>

Men's Basketball Racks Up Awards

Congratulations to EdCC men's basketball for racking up NWAACC Honors today! North MVP: Shaq McKissic; Coach of the Year: Kyle Gray; First team: Shaq McKissic and Ricardo Maxwell; All-Defensive Team: Ricardo Maxwell. NWAACC Awards>>

Herald Article on EdCC Men's Hoops

Under first-year head coach Kyle Gray, and with a collection of players from here and there, the Tritons completed their regular season with a 23-3 overall record and a first-place mark of 13-1 in the North Division of Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges. Full Story>>

EdCC Men Claim NWAACC North Title

Combining an EdCC 93-66 win at Olympic College and Whatcom’s two-point loss to Everett on Wednesday, the Tritons clinched the NWAACC North. The title is the first for the men’s basketball program in over a decade. Congratulations to the Tritons who will be a No. 1 seed at the NWAACC Championship tournament in Tri-Cities. The first game for Edmonds is against the West’s No. 4 seed 6 pm on Saturday, March 2. Full Bracket>>

Boxley and Spade Earn All Academic Honors

Congratulations to Edmonds Community College athletes Mary Boxley and Jacob Spade for earning a spot on the NWAACC All Academic Basketball Teams! Full Story>>

Tritons Volunteer at the Special Olympics

Nearly two dozen Edmonds Community College student athletes gave up part of Super Bowl Sunday to volunteer at the Special Olympics Basketball Tournament held in Stanwood. Hundreds of Special Olympic athletes competed in the event held at Stanwood High School and Middle School. EdCC student athletes worked all day at the two locations, helping serve lunch, distribute awards and manage games. Most importantly, members of Triton teams cheered on the participants, and were terrific ambassadors! Thanks to everyone who came out Sunday! Photo gallery>>

Triton Men Enjoying Success in 2012-13

To say that the Tritons are off to a successful start in 2012-13 is an understatement. First-year head coach Kyle Gray has led EdCC to 10-straight wins and a 17-2 overall record, including a perfect 7-0 start against NWAACC competition. Full story>>

McKissic and Maxwell Named NWAACC Players of the Week

Edmonds CC student athletes Shaquielle McKissic and Ricardo Maxwell were selected as NWAACC men's basketball Players of the Week on Monday. The duo led the Tritons to a pair of League wins last week. Full story>>

EdCC Hires Scott Kelly as Baseball Head Coach

December 4 – Edmonds Community College announced the hiring of Scott Kelly as baseball head coach on Tuesday. Kelly, a former NWAACC player, has a decade of coaching experience, including four years as the head coach at Missouri Valley College. He takes over a Triton program that has won seven NWAACC Championships and 19 North Region titles. Full Story>>

Jason Davis Hired as Volleyball Head Coach

Edmonds Community College announced the hiring of Jason Davis as head volleyball coach on Monday. Davis has been an assistant coach for the Lady Tritons for two seasons. Full Story>>

Herald Article on EdCC Men's Coach Kyle Gray

It's not easy being a community college basketball coach. The hours are long, the work is demanding, the salary is modest and the challenges are constant. Full story>

Fernandez a NWAACC North Volleyball Pick

Congratulations to Anjelica Fernandez for her selection to the NWAACC North volleyball second team! Congratulations! NWAACC Website>>

Triton Soccer Claims NWAACC Honors

The NWAACC Soccer Awards in. For the men: Zak Naylor named North Player of the Year; Brandon Mitalas is the Coach of the Year. Additionally, Conor McKnight and Austin Portch earn North All-Star honors. On the women's side: EdCC North All-Stars are Annelise Coxeff and Darrian Trisko. Congrats to all!!

Triton Fab Four Named NWAACC All Academic

Four Tritons earn NWAACC All Academic Honors! Congrats to women's soccer player Anna Larmore and volleyball players Cassidy Gill, Jessica Leptich and Genevieve Newell! These sophs had a 3.25 GPA or above!

Huskies' Overstreet steps on a new stage

Before getting an offer to join the University of Washington men's basketball team as a walk-on late last month, Dion Overstreet was a bit of a hoops vagabond who stubbornly held on to his dream. He always knew he had what it took to play NCAA Division I ball, and the 5-foot-9 guard from Venice High School in Los Angeles -- by way of Edmonds Community College -- was going to do whatever it took to get there. Complete Story in the Herald>

Edmonds CC soccer coach Brandon Mitalas carries the burden of war

Former Marine Brandon Mitalas has the war, and the story of his recovery from post-traumatic stress disorder, tattooed on his arms as he brings his lessons to the soccer field. Seattle Times story by Steve Kelley Read More>>