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Ian Austin
- #1 6’ Senior
Powerful, explosive, exciting… These are just a few of
the words used to describe the Wolves new point guard. Ian transferred
to Sequim from Anacortes where he starred for the Seahawks as a point
guard and immediately won the respect of his teammates, being honored as
captain, along with Dan. A fantastic athlete, Ian will bring oooh’s and
aaah’s from the crowd with his quickness and ability to find the open
teammates. Ian is honored as a “Top Senior” by Northwesthoops.com. He
is an honor student who starred this season for the football team.
Ian’s step dad, Gary Pringle, is a teacher here at SHS and his mom
Christi can be seen at all the games and is a team mom. Ian’s dad Jeff
is a Commander in the Navy. Ian is the engine to the Wolves team and a
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Anthony
Meier - #2
6’ Senior
Stretch enters his senior season for the Wolves as a good
athlete coming off the bench. Anthony is a great person in the locker
room as well as on the floor. His athletic ability will show flashes of
excitement for Wolves fans. Anthony is the son of Randy and Peggy
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Dan
Lauritzen - #3
6’6” Senior
Dan is returning to the Wolves after being named
honorable mention “All-League” last season as a junior. Elected as team
captain by his teammates, Dan’s size and ability make him an exciting
inside force for the Wolves. Look for Dan to work the paint and cause
problems inside for many Sequim opponents this season. Dan is a great
teammate and friend in the locker room. His leadership and poise will
be key factors to the Wolves success. Dan is the son of Terrence and
Christina Lauritzen and his younger sister Jessica will be a freshman
next year and could be a good player for the lady Wolves in the future.
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Cory
Parrish - #4
5’9” Senior
Cory has used his off-season to develop into an exciting
basketball player for the Wolves. Blessed with extreme speed, quickness
and jumping ability, Cory can be counted on to help the Wolves this year
on both offense and defense. Cory is a friend to everyone on the team.
Look for him to contribute off the bench for SHS in a lot of ways this
season. Cory is an honor student who excels in cross country and
track. Cory is the son of Chuck and Lisa Parrish. Chuck was our team
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Nick Allen
- #12
5’9” Junior
Nick is a junior who has a tremendous work ethic. His
love of the game and his dependability have found him a spot on the
varsity roster. Nick is the son of Cathy Allen.
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Mike
Silliman - #15
6’6” Junior
Mike is a junior this season and
brings the Wolves some needed size off the bench. If you spend anytime
in the gym at all, chances are you have seen Michael in there working on
his game. It is this work ethic that has put him in a position to show
his stuff this season. Mike’s leadership just in the way he has
practiced his craft will be a big bonus for SHS this season. Mike is
the son of Cliff and Jenny Silliman. |
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Jordan
Garrett - #22 5’9”Senior
Jordan can jump out of the gym. His quickness and
improved ball-handling ability will make Jordan a player to watch. If
you leave him open, he can make the shot, if you crowd him, his speed
will get by you. He can jump over people and is explosive. Watch for
Jordan to give the fans a lot of exciting plays this season. A great
teammate, everyone is sure to enjoy Jordan’s brand of play. Jordan is
an honor roll student at Sequim. Jordan is the son of Fred Garrett and
Eleana Christianson. Fred’s help over the off-season has been a big
help to this year’s team.
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Brayton
Ruffcorn - #32
5’11” Senior
Brayton is this teams “energy” guy. When he is on the
floor he only knows one speed, FULL GO. Brayton is a great team leader
and competitor. He will make the hustle plays that teams need. Brayton
had a great football season and is looking to transfer that success to
the basketball floor. An experienced veteran, the Wolves will look to
Brayton to lead this team on and off the floor. Brayton is another
Wolves “honor” student and his good grades are indicative of his work
ethic and success. Brayton is the son of Linda Ruffcorn, a team mom,
and her support of the team has been invaluable. |
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Nic
Thacker - #44
6’4” Sophomore
Honored as a Northwesthoops.com “Top Sophomore” in the
state of Washington, Nic brings size, shooting and scoring to the
Wolves. Nic is sure to bring excitement to Wolves fans with his ability
to play any position on the floor. An honor roll student, Nic lettered
as a freshman in football, basketball and golf, being the only freshman
in the school to letter in three sports. Nic is the son of Head Coach
Matt Thacker and Carol. Nic’s brother, Dalton, will be a freshman at
SHS next season. |
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Ary Webb -
#33
6’1” Sophomore
Honored as a
Northwesthoops.com “Top Sophomore” in the state of Washington, Ary,
along with Nic, bring a young, explosive duo to the Wolves future. Ary
has the ability to shoot the lights out from anywhere in the gym. Look
for teams to go crazy trying to find and cover him on the perimeter.
Ary has worked hard to develop the other parts of his game and it
shows. Last year Ary made the honor roll. Ary is the son of A.J. and
Kerri Webb (team mom) and the younger brother of former star player Benn
Webb. Kerri is a key figure behind the scenes for the Wolves basketball
program. |
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Alex Hand
- #23
6’4” Sophomore
Alex brings youth and size to the Wolves. A big fella
with excellent hand and footwork, Alex should develop into a good post
player in the future. Look for his size to help in some varsity games
this season. |
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Kevin Torres - #13
5’9” Junior
Kevin has been working
hard in the program for several years now. He is a tenacious defender
who can guard perimeter players with quickness. Kevin continues to
develop his offensive game and should give the Wolves some depth on the
perimeter this season. Kevin is the son of Robert and Staci Torres. |
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Coach
Thacker
Coach Matt Thacker is
entering his 2nd season as the head coach in Sequim. This
will be his 22nd season coaching basketball, 19 as a head
coach. Coach Thacker has over 350 wins at both the high school and
college level in two states. He has been named “Coach of the Year” in
two states and has been the head coach in 5 state tournaments. His
teams have finished 3nd once, and 5th on two
occasions in state. Coach Thacker was an assistant at Pacific Lutheran
University as well as the head coach at Green River College. Thacker
signed as a free-agent wide receiver with the Buffalo Bills in 1984. He
still holds the stadium long jump record in Port Angeles at 23’1/2”. He
has a bachelor’s degree in English and a Master’s degree in Athletic
Administration. He and his wife Carol have 2 sons, Nic and Dalton.
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Coach Lippert - Head J.V. Coach.
Coach Lippert is the head J.V. coach
and brings tremendous enthusiasm and positive leadership. A former head
coach, his knowledge is a real benefit to the Wolves. Coach Lip and his
wife Barbara have 4 children, Jason, Brian, Allison, and Nicholas. |
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Coach Rapelje – Head “C” squad
coach.
Coach “Rap” is the head “C” squad
coach and is a perfect fit for the Wolves “younglings”. He is patient
and a fundamentals guy who makes sure they are getting the work they
need to develop. Coach Rap is married to former Lady Wolves coach
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Coach Hill – Varsity assistant
coach.
If you have been around Sequim
basketball at all, you have seen Coach Hill. He is in charge of the
“Sequim Youth” program as well as the varsity assistant coach. Coach
Hill is another former head coach on the staff and brings a wealth of
experience to the program. He and his wife Janet have 2 children, Jaysa
and Evan.
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Coach Wiker – Assistant J.V. coach.
You know him as the “Coach of the Year” in the new
Olympic league’s football ranks. Coach “Wik” brings his expertise as
our strength and conditioning coach as well as handling the Wolves
training and nutritional needs. Coach Wik and his wife Carmen have 5
children, Caitlin, Jack, Sven, Taig and Lars. |
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Coach Fodge – Assistant “C” squad
coach.
Coach Fodge is a volunteer who does a great job working
with the younger Wolves and is a tremendous asset to the program. He
knows his stuff and is a great teacher. He and his wife Judi’s son Josh
is a player in the Wolves program.
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