Edmonds College Tritons

LYNNWOOD -- Edmonds College softball is seeking applicants for the position of assistant coach for the upcoming year. Summary The position will report to the interim head softball coach and athletic director, and be involved with all aspects of the softball program. Pay is a $2,100 stipend, but there is opportunity for part-time hourly work within the athletic department, to earn money for organizing and working softball camps throughout the year, and for overseeing athletic department fundraising events.  Duties and Responsibilities Assist in identifying and recruiting academically and athletically talented student-athletes for the program; Coach/Teach athletes and assist with day-to-day activities; Support the head coach in maintaining a competitive and successful program; Comply with NWAC/ NCAA rules and regulations and support Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) and Edmonds College Philosophy and Mission; Promote program on campus and in the community (player volunteer work, camps

PASCO, Wash. –  Edmonds College men's basketball opened the NWAC Championship Tournament with a 85-76 triumph over third-ranked Walla Walla CC and will advance to the Elite 8 on Saturday. Chris Lee dropped a game-high 28 points The Tritons were successful in pushing the pace, especially in the first stanza, and controlled much of the contest. W alla Walla made multiple runs bolstered by their three-point shooting -- and in the second half cut the deficit to just one point -- but Chris Lee responded with two consecutive treys to put the Tritons back in front for good. Down the stretch, Chris Lee and Caleb Anglin both sank two free throws apiece to keep the lead in tact. Lee finished with 28 points, shooting 50% from the field. Caleb Anglin came up with a few key defensive stops and contributed a double-double off the bench with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Elyon Zevenbergen held the Warriors' strong interior game in check and registered a double-double (21 points, 10 rebounds)

LYNNWOOD – Nico Arellano is the new head coach of Edmonds College women’s soccer program. Originally from the Bay Area in California, Arellano was a goalkeeper on championship teams at Evergreen Valley College in San Jose, and at NCAA DII Notre Dame de Namur University in Belmont (CA). He signed a professional contract with Real San Jose of the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL), playing from 2007-2010. Arellano was a two-time recipient of the NPSL National All-Star Award for goalkeeping. Arellano has 15 years of coaching experience, starting with Real San Jose, where he served in many roles including head coach, and director of youth programs with the organization. He returned to Evergreen Valley College to coach keepers in 2009 and was the head coach at Overfelt High School (CA) in 2010 and ’11.  He moved to Hawaii and worked with the Hawaii Rush and Hawaii Surf soccer clubs before moving to Washington. He’s coached with the Northwest Nationals, Greater Seattle Surf, Washington EP

EVERETT – Edmonds baseball was able to come away from Funko Field with an important split against Everett CC on Saturday to open NWAC North Region play.  Everett broke a scoreless tie in the opener when they tallied two runs in the bottom of the fourth; the Trojans added two more in the sixth. The Tritons pushed two runs across in the top of the eighth inning when Connor Bourbon singled with the bases juiced but Everett held on for the 4-2 win. Cameron Hougham was 2-for-4 with a double in the fifth, and single in the seventh. The two teams combined to muster just 7 hits in the game  Starter Kaden Lewis had his earliest exit of the season, going 3 2/3 innings, but he allowed no earned runs. Kade Coombe came on to relieve him and had his longest stint of the year, hurling the final 4 1/3 innings, giving up just one earned run.  Connor Bourbon In game two Edmonds (15-9, 1-1 North) plated two runs in the top of the first, and that proved to be enough as they outlasted Everett (14-10, 1

Josh McLeod LYNNWOOD – Josh McLeod has been named head coach of the Edmonds College women’s basketball program. McLeod served as the interim coach this past season, stepping into the role the week of the team’s first game. It’s a fresh start and exciting time for Triton women’s basketball. Prior to his arrival at Edmonds, McLeod was the lead assistant for the Lincoln High School (Tacoma) boys program in 2018-19, head coach of the Texas RedWolves of the American Basketball Association in 2015-16 in San Antonio, Texas, and head assistant of the men’s basketball team at the University of Puget Sound (UPS) from 2011-2014. He also assisted boys high school teams at his alma mater, Kentwood High (2010-2012) and Tahoma High (2009-2010). He coached various grassroots programs as well, including BallinIsaHabit (17U girls), Cloud Supreme (17U boys) based out of San Antonio, and Emerald City Basketball Academy in Auburn from 2009-2013. McLeod is also the head coach of the Northwest Blazers

EDMONDS COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SEEKS HEAD COACH Please Direct Inquiries to: Name: Spencer Stark, Athletic Director Phone: 425.640.1046 E-mail: spencer.stark@edmonds.edu   Description The women's basketball coach will be responsible for all aspects of the women's basketball program, including planning and directing recruitment, conditioning, training, and performance of student-athletes, along with fiscal management, for Edmonds College's Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) women's basketball program. This position reports to the athletic director. The duties of this position must be conducted in adherence with the policies, rules, and regulations of the NWAC and Edmonds College.    Must be able to work and interact effectively with other coaches, staff, student-athletes, the general student body, administrators and others of various cultural and socio-economic backgrounds. Questions regarding the position can be directed to Spencer Stark, athletic