Shorecrest High School

The demographic breakdown of the 1,450 students enrolled for the 2017–2018 school year was: • Male – 50.8% • Female – 49.2% • American Indian/Alaska Native – 0.2% • Asian – 14.3% • Black – 8.7% • Hispanic – 11.0% • Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander – 0.5% • White – 52.8% • Two or More Races – 12.5% In addition, 26.8% of the students were eligible for free or reduced lunch. ==Student media==

• Tattoo (literary arts magazine) • The Highland Piper (student newspaper) • The Loch (annual) • SCNN/Shorecrest News Network (video news) ==Notable alumni==

Arts and entertainment • Rainn Wilson, actor • Jeff Kashiwa, jazz musician • Sanjaya Malakar, American Idol contestant (Season 6) • Richard Sparks, choral conductor • Adam Ray, actor, comedian, podcaster • Stephen O'Malley, experimental musician, producer and composer • Ray Dalton, contemporary pop singer-songwriter Athletes • Michelle Akers, professional soccer player, member of 1991 and 1999 U.S. Women's National Teams • Ken Bone, former Washington State University and Portland State University head men's basketball coach • Tony Crudo, professional soccer player • Jason Farrell, former Major League Soccer and National Professional Soccer League midfielder with Columbus Crew, Kansas City Attack, and Wichita Wings • Caros Fodor, professional Mixed Martial Artist for WSOF • Allen James, two-time Olympian in the 20k (1992) and 50k walk, (1996) • Phoenix Jones, professional MMA fighter • Charlie McKee, Olympic bronze medalist, 1988 sailing – 470; Olympic bronze medalist, 2000 sailing – 49'er • Jonathan McKee, Olympic gold medalist, 1984 sailing – Flying Dutchman; Olympic bronze medalist, 2000 sailing – 49'er Business • Matt Williams, American Internet entrepreneur and CEO of Pro.com Government, law, social activism • Dan Kristiansen, current 39th District Washington State Representative (R) • Michael G. Santos, prison reform activist and author ==Athletics==

The following is a listing of the sports offered at Shorecrest and the state tournament championships won. • Baseball – State champions, 1975. • Tennis – Boy's state champions, 2015. • Cross country running – Boy's state champions, 1984, 1985. • Football • Volleyball • Soccer – Boy's state champions, 1976, 2005 and 2009; Girl's state champions 1983, 1985, 1992, 1993 and 1995 • Swimming • Basketball • Gymnastics • Dance – Highland dancing, hip hop • Wrestling • Golf • Track and field – Girl's state champions, 2015. • Softball – 4A state champions, 2001 • Cheerleading • Color guard (flag spinning) ==References==