WHILE THE INITIAL deluge of the fall deposits much-needed rainfall, sidelined anglers have plenty of time to come up with comments on management of the… Continue reading
A BMX bike wreck temporarily derailed Hayden Woods’ first attempt to learn the basics of tennis three… Continue reading
Peninsula Golf Club repeated as Peninsula Cup champions after defeating teams from three other North Olympic Peninsula golf… Continue reading
Forks’ Enid Ensastegui had a pretty successful cross-country season in 2016. She won a race and finished second twice. Her 2017 season, however, has been… Continue reading
The Peninsula College soccer women won their seventh straight North Division title with four league games left in the season, staying perfect… Continue reading
After getting off to a slow start this season with a lot of newcomers, the Neah Bay Red Devils had their biggest… Continue reading
The Port Angeles swim girls won nine events and beat Sequim 134-49 to push their league… Continue reading
Port Angeles made too many mistakes to overcome against a quality opponent and lost its homecoming… Continue reading
Two rushing touchdowns in the second half by Sequim’s Gavin Velarde pushed the Wolves past Olympic 31-18… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Lefties announced the hiring of Skagit Valley College assistant coach Darren Westergard as their new head coach. Westergard has… Continue reading
Port Angeles’ Gracie Long and Lauren Larson finished first and second, respectively, to propel the Roughriders to a girls cross country win… Continue reading
The Peninsula Pirates, arguably the most dominant community college soccer program in Washington, Oregon and Idaho, open the final… Continue reading
“OCTOBER NEEDS TO be about three months long,” said Brian Menkal of Brian’s Sporting Goods and More (360-683-1950) in Sequim, offering up a handful of… Continue reading
A homecoming heavy slate of prep football is set tonight around the North Olympic Peninsula with Port Angeles, Sequim and Chimacum all… Continue reading
Port Angeles came up just shy in a close loss to Kingston in an Olympic League boys tennis match at home Tuesday.… Continue reading
The North Olympic Basketball Officials Association is recruiting men and women who would like to become junior… Continue reading
DEER I CAN do without. That mindset is the product of a Port Townsend upbringing that continues to see their growing population in that city… Continue reading
Port Angeles maintained its third-place position in the Olympic League with a 7-0 win over Chimacum. “The Roughriders played with terrific confidence today… Continue reading
This week we have two athletes of the week, both from eight-man football. Andy Johnston, Quilcene Quilcene’s Andy Johnston had an incredible game for the… Continue reading
Fifteen Olympic Peninsula Rowing Association athletes traveled to Priest River in northern Idaho for the Head of the Pend Oreille Regatta… Continue reading
