The Sequim boys and girls golf teams defeated Port Townsend in season-opening matches for both schools at Cedars at Dungeness. Wolves junior Blake… Continue reading
Peninsula College had five players reach double figures in scoring as the Pirates held back Clackamas 87-74 in a Sweet 16 matchup at… Continue reading
Registration is open for the Port Angeles Parks & Recreation Department’s Women’s Basketball League. Women… Continue reading
The Peninsula College women’s basketball season came to a close with an 83-62 loss to No. 1 Umpqua in the first round of… Continue reading
Forks’ Marky Adams has given opposition coaches headaches on how to handle his size in the low post and anxiety attacks for Northwest… Continue reading
Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball players have received Northwest Athletic Conference’s Northern Region All-Region honors. Peninsula… Continue reading
SALMON RUN ESTIMATES released recently by the state Department of Fish and Wildlife are expected to be lower this year compared to last season, including… Continue reading
GOLF IS DIFFICULT, no matter how far you strike the ball on drives. Approach shots can leak left or right, or just plain slice and… Continue reading
Neah Bay’s Lalia Green had an outstanding Class 1B State Tournament for the Red Devils, helping to lead her team to a fifth-place finish at… Continue reading
The Washington Elite U12 North volleyball team won its tournament this weekend at Sunset Courts in Puyallup.… Continue reading
The world of NCAA basketball has been roiled with scandal over the past year, and particularly over the past couple of weeks. Assistant coaches have… Continue reading
The Peninsula men got a nice draw for an early morning game with a 17-12 team for the NWAC Tournament, while the… Continue reading
Freshman Lalia Greene showed no first-game jitters under the bright lights of Spokane Arena, sinking her first three 3-point attempts of the game… Continue reading
The eyes draw you in. Big, round and expressive, Neah Bay senior point guard Gina McCaulley’s gaze encompasses the entire court, able to… Continue reading
Neah Bay stood tall for much of the game, but couldn’t overcome both a height and foul discrepancy and a tough shooting afternoon… Continue reading
Neah Bay was banking on making some shots and playing with pace in its Class 1B girls basketball state semifinal against Pomeroy on… Continue reading
IT’S THE LAST chance for chinook anglers to get in the running for a serious cash prize. Ticket sales for the 2018 Olympic Peninsula Salmon… Continue reading
At one point this season, the Peninsula women were 2-13. Those days are long forgotten now. The Pirates came storming back, not… Continue reading
The Peninsula men shot a scorching 56 percent and hit 15 3-pointers, but still had to bear down on defense in the… Continue reading
It was quick. Unfortunately for Port Angeles it wasn’t painless. The Roughriders were ousted early from the girls Class 2A state basketball tournament… Continue reading
