The Shoreline Lake Forest Park (LFP) Lacrosse Club was founded in Shoreline, Washington in 2012 by Steve Weaver, a native of the Finger Lakes region of Upstate New York, to bring youth and high school lacrosse from the shores of the Puget Sound to the banks of Lake Washington. Recognized as Shorecrest by the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (WHSBLA) since 2013, the Varsity team consists of student athletes primarily from Shorecrest High School and Shorewood High School, and competes as a part of the WESCO Conference.
After folding in 2017, the program reemerged in 2019, and serves both K-12 Boys and Girls programs.
Good time cellys from the Region 1 (WESCO + NW) in blue vs Region 6 (Central) in turquoise All-Star game at Starfire
Good time cellys from the Region 1 (WESCO + NW) in blue vs Region 6 (Central) in turquoise All-Star game at Starfire
Sholax represented well at WA Championship day at Starfire:
Kai Sokolowski ‘26 received his @usalacrosse All -American and Bob Scott Award certificates
Kai played in the All-Star game with Jason Fanning ‘27, with Soko and Gerry as coaches
Kellen Frick ‘30 represented the 7/8s, and Dawsen Blanchard ‘32 the 5/6s in their respective Honor Games
Ami Miller ‘23 Sholax alum, a 2023 All-American was in the house
Congrats to our players and coaches for the well deserved recognition and honors!
Sholax represented well at WA Championship day at Starfire:
Kai Sokolowski ‘26 received his @usalacrosse All -American and Bob Scott Award certificates
Kai played in the All-Star game with Jason Fanning ‘27, with Soko and Gerry as coaches
Kellen Frick ‘30 represented the 7/8s, and Dawsen Blanchard ‘32 the 5/6s in their respective Honor Games
Ami Miller ‘23 Sholax alum, a 2023 All-American was in the house
Congrats to our players and coaches for the well deserved recognition and honors!
Congratulations to Kai Sokolowski ‘26 for being the sole Washington state recipient of the highly coveted @usalacrosse Bob Scott Award.
BOB SCOTT AWARD
The USA Lacrosse Bob Scott Award is an annual honor given to one male high school senior lacrosse player in each geographical region who goes “above and beyond” in service to their team, school, and community.
Award Criteria
- Outstanding character and sportsmanship.
- Exceptional dedication to the development of lacrosse in their local area.
- High academic achievement.
- Strong leadership, serving as a positive role model both on and off the field.
Kai had an epic Spring to close out his Senior year:
- USA Lacrosse Bob Scott Award
- USA Lacrosse All-American
- 1st team All-WESCO
- Medalled finalist at DECA International
- Medalled finalist at DECA Regionals
- 3rd season as Shoreline 5/6 coach
- Shorecrest Highlander of the Month (May) nominated separately by Principal Schwentor for school spirit and enthusiasm, and Marketing teacher Mr. Cameron for leadership at DECA events
Background
The award is named in honor of Bob Scott, the legendary former Johns Hopkins head coach and National Lacrosse Hall of Fame member. During his tenure from 1955 to 1974, Scott led Johns Hopkins to 158 wins and seven national championships.
Thanks Kai for inspiring our community through both athletic and academic excellence! 🥲
📷: @sarasoko
Congratulations to Kai Sokolowski ‘26 for being the sole Washington state recipient of the highly coveted @usalacrosse Bob Scott Award.
BOB SCOTT AWARD
The USA Lacrosse Bob Scott Award is an annual honor given to one male high school senior lacrosse player in each geographical region who goes “above and beyond” in service to their team, school, and community.
Award Criteria
- Outstanding character and sportsmanship.
- Exceptional dedication to the development of lacrosse in their local area.
- High academic achievement.
- Strong leadership, serving as a positive role model both on and off the field.
Kai had an epic Spring to close out his Senior year:
- USA Lacrosse Bob Scott Award
- USA Lacrosse All-American
- 1st team All-WESCO
- Medalled finalist at DECA International
- Medalled finalist at DECA Regionals
- 3rd season as Shoreline 5/6 coach
- Shorecrest Highlander of the Month (May) nominated separately by Principal Schwentor for school spirit and enthusiasm, and Marketing teacher Mr. Cameron for leadership at DECA events
Background
The award is named in honor of Bob Scott, the legendary former Johns Hopkins head coach and National Lacrosse Hall of Fame member. During his tenure from 1955 to 1974, Scott led Johns Hopkins to 158 wins and seven national championships.
Thanks Kai for inspiring our community through both athletic and academic excellence! 🥲
📷: @sarasoko
Action from Senior Night vs Kamiak c/o @kuriousoranje
⚡️SENIOR SPOTLIGHT⚡️
Riley Curtis Campbell a.k.a. Curt- Goalie - # 1
Shorecrest High School
Riley just started playing this year and took his experience playing catcher in baseball to tracking the ball as a goalie. He quickly picked it up and became a favorite teammate, so much so that he entered our first two Varsity games to raucous cheers and tallied some saves.
Don’t let Riley’s mellow nature fool you though, cause he wants to come out of the cage and bury somebody hard, sometimes leaving a trail of friendly fire in his wake. He is a genuinely smart kid who has a penchant for gathering data and statistics and working it into his conversations and debates. He is funny and is of true character, which will help guide him towards interesting opportunities in the future.
FAVORITE LAX MEMORY
Watching March Madness before practice with Matt and Kai
WHO IS YOUR HERO?
LeBron James
HOBBIES
Golfing and photography
FAVORITE FOOD
Bacon Egg and Cheese
FAVORITE SHOW
The Sopranos
LISTENING TO?
Either Drake or Chief Keef
FUTURE PLANS?
Study political science at Eastern Washington
FAVORITE QUOTE
“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.” -Steve Jobs
SPECIAL THANKS
Thanks to my parents for always supporting me and loving me through thick and thin, and thanks to Matt, Kai, and Sara for bringing me into the Sholax family for this final year. I couldn’t have done it without any of you guys.
⚡️SENIOR SPOTLIGHT⚡️
Riley Curtis Campbell a.k.a. Curt- Goalie - # 1
Shorecrest High School
Riley just started playing this year and took his experience playing catcher in baseball to tracking the ball as a goalie. He quickly picked it up and became a favorite teammate, so much so that he entered our first two Varsity games to raucous cheers and tallied some saves.
Don’t let Riley’s mellow nature fool you though, cause he wants to come out of the cage and bury somebody hard, sometimes leaving a trail of friendly fire in his wake. He is a genuinely smart kid who has a penchant for gathering data and statistics and working it into his conversations and debates. He is funny and is of true character, which will help guide him towards interesting opportunities in the future.
FAVORITE LAX MEMORY
Watching March Madness before practice with Matt and Kai
WHO IS YOUR HERO?
LeBron James
HOBBIES
Golfing and photography
FAVORITE FOOD
Bacon Egg and Cheese
FAVORITE SHOW
The Sopranos
LISTENING TO?
Either Drake or Chief Keef
FUTURE PLANS?
Study political science at Eastern Washington
FAVORITE QUOTE
“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.” -Steve Jobs
SPECIAL THANKS
Thanks to my parents for always supporting me and loving me through thick and thin, and thanks to Matt, Kai, and Sara for bringing me into the Sholax family for this final year. I couldn’t have done it without any of you guys.
Coach Soko and Gerry have been selected to coach Region 1 (WESCO + Northwest conferences) in the High School All-Star game.
They’ll get to coach Kai Sokolowski ‘26 one last time before he heads off to college, and Jason Fanning ‘27 before he ventures off to Summer ball as a rising senior.
Kellen Frick will be representing our 7/8 team and Dawsen Blanchard our 5/6 team.
Kai will be a part of the US Lacrosse Awards Ceremony at 5pm where he will receive his All-America award.
Please join us and congratulations to all our participants for their well deserved honors. Sholax represent!
Coach Soko and Gerry have been selected to coach Region 1 (WESCO + Northwest conferences) in the High School All-Star game.
They’ll get to coach Kai Sokolowski ‘26 one last time before he heads off to college, and Jason Fanning ‘27 before he ventures off to Summer ball as a rising senior.
Kellen Frick will be representing our 7/8 team and Dawsen Blanchard our 5/6 team.
Kai will be a part of the US Lacrosse Awards Ceremony at 5pm where he will receive his All-America award.
Please join us and congratulations to all our participants for their well deserved honors. Sholax represent!
Huge congrats to Kai Sokolowski of Shorecrest on being selected as a USA Lacrosse All-American Midfielder for WA state, 1 of only 13 overall selections. 🫡 . He is our second student athlete to have one of the highest honors in the sport bestowed upon him, after attackman and former teammate Ami Miller ‘23 of Shorecrest was selected his senior year.
What an endcap to a stellar high school career before Kai heads off to @griffsmlax in the Fall to level up.
Thanks @kai_soko for all of your leadership, for coaching and inspiring our youth, and for treating us with so many electric performances over the years! Words can’t express the impact you have had across our organization and we are going to miss you dearly!
USA LACROSSE ALL-AMERICAN
A boys` and girls` All-American is a player who exhibits superior skills and techniques and possesses exceptional game sense and knowledge. A USA Lacrosse All-American is one of the best players within their respective area of the country, while also embodying excellent sportsmanship.
Huge congrats to Kai Sokolowski of Shorecrest on being selected as a USA Lacrosse All-American Midfielder for WA state, 1 of only 13 overall selections. 🫡 . He is our second student athlete to have one of the highest honors in the sport bestowed upon him, after attackman and former teammate Ami Miller ‘23 of Shorecrest was selected his senior year.
What an endcap to a stellar high school career before Kai heads off to @griffsmlax in the Fall to level up.
Thanks @kai_soko for all of your leadership, for coaching and inspiring our youth, and for treating us with so many electric performances over the years! Words can’t express the impact you have had across our organization and we are going to miss you dearly!
USA LACROSSE ALL-AMERICAN
A boys` and girls` All-American is a player who exhibits superior skills and techniques and possesses exceptional game sense and knowledge. A USA Lacrosse All-American is one of the best players within their respective area of the country, while also embodying excellent sportsmanship.
⚡️SENIOR SPOTLIGHT⚡️
Maxwell Schmidt a.k.a “Max” - Defense - # 36
Shorecrest High School
Max found his stride and stepped up big time in his second season ever playing. He was able to gain possession through ground balls in traffic and was impassable in close defense with his frame and footwork. He is a super genuine and caring guy who looks out for his friends and teammates alike. His loyalty to others is a special trait that will open up future opportunities wherever he ends up.
FAVORITE LAX MEMORY
Getting a ground ball in a varsity game
WHO IS YOUR HERO?
Kam Chancellor
HOBBIES
Lifting
FAVORITE FOOD
Sushi
LISTENING TO?
House
FUTURE PLANS?
Study to become a personal trainer in Idaho
SPECIAL THANKS
I wanna give a special thanks to the coach’s on their time to helping us get better, I wanna thank my parents for supporting me, and my teammates for making everything we do worth it and making lacrosse such a fun season giving me motivation to keep coming out everyday for the brotherhood we have and always will.
⚡️SENIOR SPOTLIGHT⚡️
Maxwell Schmidt a.k.a “Max” - Defense - # 36
Shorecrest High School
Max found his stride and stepped up big time in his second season ever playing. He was able to gain possession through ground balls in traffic and was impassable in close defense with his frame and footwork. He is a super genuine and caring guy who looks out for his friends and teammates alike. His loyalty to others is a special trait that will open up future opportunities wherever he ends up.
FAVORITE LAX MEMORY
Getting a ground ball in a varsity game
WHO IS YOUR HERO?
Kam Chancellor
HOBBIES
Lifting
FAVORITE FOOD
Sushi
LISTENING TO?
House
FUTURE PLANS?
Study to become a personal trainer in Idaho
SPECIAL THANKS
I wanna give a special thanks to the coach’s on their time to helping us get better, I wanna thank my parents for supporting me, and my teammates for making everything we do worth it and making lacrosse such a fun season giving me motivation to keep coming out everyday for the brotherhood we have and always will.
