Home of the Blazers
Girls Tennis Makenna Kim ’27 capped off another outstanding season with a runner-up finish at the WIAA State Tennis Championships in Yakima. She opened the tournament in dominant fashion, cruising to a 6-1, 6-1 first-round victory before overwhelming her next two opponents by 6-0, 6-0 scores to earn a spot in the championship match. The
Golf The Golf Team’s trip to the State Championships was nothing short of historic. The Blazers opened the tournament in spectacular fashion, with four golfers advancing to Day 2 and the boys team building a commanding 15-stroke lead after the opening round. Justin C. ’28 delivered one of the greatest performances in program history, firing
The spring playoff push continues, and the Blazers are peaking at exactly the right time. Please enjoy the May 13 Playoff Update, which highlights some of the most noteworthy accomplishments from the past week. We hope to see many of you out supporting your Blazers as they compete in some of the most exciting contests
In front of family, friends, teammates, and coaches, five Bush student-athletes were celebrated on Thursday, May 7 for their dedication, growth, and commitment to continue their athletic journeys at the collegiate level. College Athlete Signing Day is a meaningful milestone in the life of our school, one that reflects not only athletic achievement, but perseverance, teamwork,
The Bush School is excited to announce the hiring of Malina Baker as the new Head Coach of the Varsity Girls Volleyball program. With an extensive background as both a player and coach, Baker brings a dynamic blend of high-level experience, leadership, and a deep commitment to athlete development. Baker has spent the past 15
At The Bush School, students are pushed to think independently, try new approaches, and question what’s already been done. For brothers Justin R. ’28 and Jacob R. ’30, that mindset turned into action when they set out to make youth sports more accessible. The result was their nonprofit, Level the Field Sports. “It all started
This past weekend, Xander T. ‘26 took his talents to New York to compete on one of the biggest stages in high school track and field, the Nike Indoor Nationals Championship. Going up against top athletes from across the country, Xander delivered an impressive performance in the 60m Hurdles Emerging Elite division. In the preliminary
Level Up Your Game at the Blazers Summer Athletic Camps! The Athletic Department is pleased to share this summer’s lineup of Blazers Athletic Camps. This year’s programs will take place Monday, June 15 – Thursday, June 18; Monday, June 22 – Thursday, June 25; and Wednesday, July 29 – Friday, July 31. A big thank
National Girls and Women in Sports Day, an annual day of celebration held during the first week of February, recognizes opportunity, equity, and the transformative power of sport. But more than anything, it’s a moment to honor the people who make those opportunities possible every day: our coaches and athletic department staff members. Behind every
On fields from Seattle to Southern California and Colorado Springs, the name Karjian has become synonymous with excellence, leadership, and heart. Sidney Karjian ’23 and Rex Karjian ’22, siblings and proud alumni of The Bush School, are carrying forward a powerful legacy, one rooted in community, resilience, and the joy of competition, while building standout
Congratulations to Bush Athletic Director, Jo Ito, on being named the Emerald Sound Conference (ESC) Athletic Director of the Year for 2025–2026.”Having first worked with Jo as an intern in 2018, and now as his colleague, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing firsthand how his leadership, mentorship, and vision have transformed the Bush Athletics program
On Wednesday, November 12, Xander T. ’26 officially announced his commitment to Cornell University where he’ll continue as student-athlete competing on the track and field team. Xander was joined by Bush community members to help congratulate him.“We are so happy for Xander and his family. Xander is a remarkably gifted student-athlete who doesn’t rely solely