Port Angeles picked a bad time to play as poorly on defense as it had in years in a 48-41 loss to… Continue reading
IF SALMON ANGLERS in Marine Area 9 (Admiralty Inlet) think they have it bad now, just wait. Shutdowns of summer king and winter blackmouth fisheries… Continue reading
Neah Bay broke open a close contest in the opening minutes of the third quarter, extending a five-point halftime advantage to double… Continue reading
Olympic splashed past Port Angeles 110-62 in an Olympic League boys swim and dive meet at William Shore Memorial Pool on Tuesday.… Continue reading
The Storm King Shockers defeated South Tacoma United 4-3 in the championship match to capture the North Puget… Continue reading
A HALIBUT QUOTA reduction is likely coming anglers’ way in 2018. Sequim’s Dave Croonquist was first alerted to this potential reduction last week when he… Continue reading
A fast start, coupled with players stepping up and filling roles, if not space in the box score, lifted Forks to a 61-48… Continue reading
Port Angeles’ Liam Clark may be one of the players to watch this season. And it’s not hard to notice Clark, who grew a couple… Continue reading
I saw a little news blurb today in my Facebook feed that the junior college I attended 35 years ago in California won the California… Continue reading
The Port Angeles wrestling team placed sixth out of 17 teams at the Patriot Dome Classic with Kenny Soule taking first at 152… Continue reading
The Peninsula College men built up a 14-point lead against Tacoma on Sunday, but they weren’t able to hold off a Trojans’… Continue reading
The Port Angeles basketball girls came roaring back from a deep hole to knock off 4A Hazen 43-39 on the road. Hazen held… Continue reading
Port Angeles controlled the paint offensively and defensively and dispatched Class 3A Mount Tahoma with relative ease 55-32 in a nonleague boys… Continue reading
The Peninsula women fell in their season opener at the First Federal Pirate Classic Friday night, scoring just 13 points in the… Continue reading
The Roughriders couldn’t keep 6-foot-2 Kirsten Ritchie out of the paint late and fell to the Class 3A Seahawks in a nonleague… Continue reading
The annual First Federal Pirate Classic brings five colleges to the Pirate gym for three days of basketball this… Continue reading
Forks made it two wins in two nights by toppling Class 2A Aberdeen 55-45 in a nonleague girls basketball game. The Spartans (2-0)… Continue reading
ADDITIONAL FISHING TIME and the possibility of sunshine would be a nice break in the recent routine of rain, windstorm and a little more rain.… Continue reading
Peninsula College head coach Alison Crumb and her staff will open their 2017-18 women’s basketball season tonight with a… Continue reading
Port Angeles had a little trouble getting the layup line started in pregame warmups before its season-opening girls basketball contest with Class… Continue reading
