Character & Leadership Spotlight – Sehome High School

The Northwest Conference loves celebrating our student-athletes in and outside of the classroom. Character Development and Leadership are a top priority in the conference, and we want to provide our communities with a simple and efficient way to see character, leadership and sportsmanship of our student-athletes through the traits that make them up.

The Northwest Conference is asking every school to select two of the 32 character traits to show recognition to two student-athletes within their programs for that trait.  This will be going on throughout the summer and will include the follow words:

Character and Leadership play an important role in the development and success of our schools, and athletics show them in one of the most polarizing ways possible. Today we are recognizing two stellar student-athletes from Sehome High School!

SEHOME HIGH SCHOOL

TRUSTWORTHY

Elyse Krout (Sehome)

“Elyse Krout is one of the more trustworthy players in our program. She is our team captain who is positive, uplifting and always looking out for the best for each of her teammates and players from other teams. She is honest and straightforward about everything. She doesn’t look to cut corners, she is always working hard and seeking the best for her teammates. There are so many great characteristics about Elyse and trust is just one of the many attributes she has.”

Jim Emerson

Fastpitch Head Coach

COACHABLE

Owen Berreth (Sehome)

“Owen is a player who leads by example, through humility and a selfless mindset for the team. He is open to feedback, willing to learn, and adaptable. Owen took on a new position as a defender and he embraced the challenge. Now, Owen is a top defender in the conference. Owen’s positive mindset helps the team stay focused and calm.”

Jose Flores Acuna

Boys Soccer Head Coach