Mack Konig’s 47-point outing ranks among the best in the history of current Wesco schools.
The Bruins made somewhat of a surprise run to a district title in Ron Hicks’ final season as coach.
The Eagles rode their defense and a third-quarter 3-point flurry to a 46-35 Wesco 3A/2A victory.
The Scots prevail for a 59-52 overtime win to move one step closer to the Wesco 3A/2A crown.
League champs were crowned in wrestling and boys swim, and basketball league-title races are heating up.
Key late-season basketball matchups and the girls bowling state championships take center stage.
Arlington hit a last-second 3 to hand Stanwood its first league loss and Lake Stevens stunned Mariner.
Knights top Jackson 110-76; Vlad Gilszmer completes his quest for a state time in all 11 swim events.
The Seagulls feature internationally born wrestlers from 8 different countries and 3 continents.
Wesco 4A will be down to just five teams as Cascade, Monroe and Mount Vernon drop to 3A.
The unbeaten Grizzlies erase a 15-point second-half deficit and top Mariner in a battle for 1st place.
The Wesco 4A girls hoops rematch between Glacier Peak and Lake Stevens is among the highlights.
Muhammed Kinteh scored 21 of his 25 points in the second half, leading the Hawks to a Wesco 3A/2A win.
Among the highlights: E-W boys hoops’ buzzer-beating comeback and MG boys wrestling’s historic win.
Among the highlights: 2 key boys basketball matchups and a visit from Cashmere’s girls hoops phenom.
Alex Jensen, a rare four-year team captain, has helped turn the Cougars’ program into a contender.
Among this week’s notable events is a Wesco 4A boys hoops clash for 1st place between GP and Mariner.
Kamiak boys swimming shines at Kentridge Invite, plus basketball and wrestling highlights.
The unbeaten Grizzlies ride their smothering defense to a resounding 60-27 win over the Timberwolves.
Cort Roberson and Jake Cleary — the sons of former area prep standouts — are scorching from 3-point range.
