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Originally published Monday, October 26, 2009 at 8:01 PM

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Seattle Times Stars of the Week

Brian Noebel of Bishop Blanchet, Rachel Kim of Beamer and the Kentwood girls soccer team are stars of the week for Oct. 18-24.

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Rachel Kim

Beamer girls swimming

Kim a junior, won her two individual events and was part of the Titans' two winning relays as they won the SPSL 4A championship. Kim took the 100 butterfly in 59.94 seconds and the 100 breaststroke in 1:11.44. Beamer, which won the 200 medley and 200 free relays, piled up 174 points.

Brian Noebel

Bishop Blanchet football

Noebel, a senior, was instrumental in the Braves' first victory of the season, 17-14 over Bainbridge. He intercepted three passes, returning one 70 yards for a touchdown, and kicked the winning field goal from 42 yards in the fourth quarter. Noebel, a first-year player, also booted and recovered an onside kick and kicked two PATs.

Kentwood girls soccer team

The Conquerors, coached by Aaron Radford, posted 1-0 victories over Auburn, Tahoma and Kentlake to remain unbeaten in the SPSL 4A North at 11-0-3. Junior goalkeeper Courtney Johnson recorded all three shutouts, bringing her season total to 13.

Stars of the week are selected by The Seattle Times staff and published Tuesdays, but can be chosen only once each sports season. Nominations may be e-mailed by Sunday night to sports@seattletimes.com with name, school and accomplishments.

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