QUILCENE — Mercy came in the form of a walk-off grand slam by A.J. Prater. Quilcene opened the high school baseball season on the North… Continue reading
EVERETT — The wound is too fresh right now, the disappointment is too raw and the taste is too sour. The Peninsula Pirates' hearts are… Continue reading
EVERETT — The Peninsula College women's basketball team went down with pride. “Same thing you say about that team when they win. They're just tough,”… Continue reading
EVERETT — Imani Smith caught herself messing up the analogy. “We have a huge dart . . . target on our back,” Smith said Saturday… Continue reading
EVERETT – The Peninsula College women’s basketball team fell short of repeating as the champion of the Northwest Athletic Conference. Instead, the Pirates settled for… Continue reading
EVERETT – The Peninsula College women’s basketball team fell short of repeating as the champion of the Northwest Athletic Conference. Instead, the Pirates settled for… Continue reading
PA’s Coronel competes at nationals KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Former Port Angeles High School wrestling standout Roberto Coronel recently competed at the National Collegiate Wrestling Association… Continue reading
TACOMA — The Port Angeles boys soccer team started its season with a 1-1 draw in a nonleague match on the road against Franklin Pierce… Continue reading
EVERETT — Imani Smith caught herself messing up the analogy. “We have a huge dart . . . target on our back,” Smith said Saturday… Continue reading
SPOKANE — First the worst, second and third the same, fourth the best of all the championship games. The Neah Bay boys basketball team broke… Continue reading
EVERETT — The resilient Peninsula College Pirates withstood a furious fourth-quarter rally and regained momentum down the stretch to salvage a 70-67 victory over Umpqua… Continue reading
EVERETT — Peninsula College women’s basketball coach Alison Crumb was left with a sizeable dilemma in the low post after the graduation of Gabi Fenumiai… Continue reading
Madison and Seawolves win league title LACEY — Port Angeles High School graduate Jessica Madison played through sickness and helped the University of Alaska-Anchorage women’s… Continue reading
NOT ALL ARE buying into the state Department of Fish and Wildlife’s doom and gloom summer and fall coho forecast. Ward Norden, owner of Snapper… Continue reading
EVERETT — Variously described as a “blessing” and “a gift” by her teammates, Peninsula College sophomore Zhara Laster draws even more praise from women's basketball… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE: Updated to correct Jessica Madison's year in school from junior to senior. Sequim Mat Rats wresting starting next week SEQUIM — Sequim Mat… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Other than watching his kids play, one of Kenrick Doherty Sr.'s favorite parts of going to state basketball tournaments in Spokane is… Continue reading
TREES IN BLOOM and prep golfers on the tee in season-opening matches signal a collective victory over the forces of winter. That’s exactly what’s occurring… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — That monkey has been removed from the Neah Bay Red Devils' back. Now, in its place, is a target. “We're not going… Continue reading
SPOKANE — First the worst, second and third the same, fourth the best of all the championship games. The Neah Bay boys basketball team broke… Continue reading
