Ballard High School

Markets and stuff, don't know enough about that.

Went to Ballard High School.

Moving on.

Our homegrown players don't deal with it quite as much, but the guys who come in from elsewhere do.

DYS Sports events are ideal for teams looking to compete against opponents of similar talent, providing an environment where growth and improvement are prioritized.

John grew up in Seattle, where he played multiple sports, including football and basketball at Ballard High School.

He later continued his basketball journey at Willamette University in Oregon.

Through his experiences as both a player and a coach, John recognized the need for more competitive levels for youth athletes to develop their skills.

But I played all sports growing up.

By the time I got to high school is when I started to pick the ones that I was better at.

And it led to football and basketball and then played all four years at Ballard High School.

And then after Ballard High School, I went to Willamette and played basketball there for a couple of years.

It's a two-mile race.

It's kind of like the first big race of the season for Washington and On the girls' side, we saw Sienna Johnson of Ballard High School.

Sienna is a superstar track star.

She's won the 800 in the 3A division two times in a row.

She ran a time of 11.17.3. And we got a chance to talk to her.

And let's hear from Sienna as she goes over her experience at the Bowman Prep Invitational.

We are with Sienna Johnson at the finish line Ballard High School.

Big victory at the Bellman Prep Invitational.