The Tom Dolan Memorial Invitational and a Jackson-Lake Stevens softball clash are among the highlights.
The Spartans beat Mountlake Terrace 2-1 in their early final home game of the season due to renovations.
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Among the highlights are a Wesco 4A softball clash between nationally ranked Jackson and Glacier Peak.
The Tomahawks and Panthers tie 1-1 in a clash of teams that figure to be major factors in the playoffs.
Football coach David Coldiron and boys basketball coach Bryce Levin both resigned earlier this month.
The Jackson softball team is ranked No. 24 in the nation, and two local wrestlers are nationally ranked.
Mason Siddick, a former assistant at Carroll College in Montana, replaces longtime coach Joel Vincent.
Jackson faces Snohomish in a softball showdown, plus intriguing league matchups in soccer and baseball.
Led by four college-bound players, the Grizzlies are primed to ascend into the top tier of Wesco 4A.
Defending state champ Jackson looks to repeat, the new-look Wesco 3A/2A appears wide-open, and more.
The Panthers’ big bats explode for 10 runs in the fourth inning and Snohomish cruises to a 13-3 win.
Snohomish and Monroe square off in a non-league softball showdown of last year’s state runners-up.
Michael Washington will be moving into an administrative role at Cascade High School.
The four-year starting point guard led Snohomish to a fourth-place state trophy.
The Tomahawks earn an emotional 71-60 win over Kelso in UW-bound RaeQuan Battle’s final prep game.
King’s boys beat La Center to finish third in 1A.
The rival programs made their rooting interests known in a showing of citywide support.
The Panthers smothered Wesco rival Edmonds-Wooday for a 45-21 consolation win at the Hardwood Classic.
Both the Grizzlies and Tomahawks clinched state trophies with Hardwood Classic consolation wins.
