The outlooks for all seven teams in the conference.
Sofia Sobotta started as a walk-on at USC but has worked herself into a national-team candidate.
Daniel Bower is a national champion. Again. The Edmonds resident won his sixth individual national title when he placed first at the US Boomerang National… Continue reading
The Stanwood wrestler finished his high school career with a perfect 85-0 record and 3 state titles.
Eight grapplers have qualified to represent Team Washington at this week’s competition in Spokane
A public groundbreaking ceremony is set for Wednesday, with work preparing the site starting in June.
The Everett Rowing Association is sending a pair of boats to nationals. Everett had two boats finish in the top three at the USRowing Northwest… Continue reading
Check out the seven student-athletes honored for their performances
Sofia Sobotta has gone from walk-on to international consideration. The Stanwood High School graduate, now a senior on the USC women’s rowing team, was one… Continue reading
“He’s somebody you’d want your kid to be around,” a rival coach says.
The National Wrestling Hall of Fame last week named Stanwood senior Mason Phillips the Washington state recipient of the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award.… Continue reading
This week’s winners represent seven different schools
A look at the top girls basketball players in the area this past season.
Everett Community College’s Gio Jackson had a season for the ages, and last week his efforts were recognized as he was named the Northwest Athletic… Continue reading
The King’s boys lose to Royal, place 6th at 1A tournament.
The Spartans run out of steam late and lose 46-40 and will face West Seattle in the 3rd/5th place game.
The Spartans knock off the top-seeded Abes 49-39 and will face No. 3 Garfield in the semifinals.
It’s been a big week for the Everett Community College men’s basketball team. The Trojans sit atop the Northwest Athletic Conference rankings, have the reigning… Continue reading
Undersized No. 10 Spartans dominate on the glass and knock off the No. 7 Falcons 49-45.
The 11th-seeded Spartans fall to sixth-seeded Eastside Catholic 63-37
