The ex-WSU wide receiver elevated the Bearcats’ program to new heights in his 5 years at the helm.
A girls hoops showdown between Wesco 3A/2A contenders Arlington and Shorecrest is among the highlights.
Everett’s game-winner highlighted a compelling week of basketball, plus other high school sports notes.
Wesco 4A looks as balanced as it’s been in years, while MP is favored in an intriguing Wesco 3A/2A race.
The Tomahawks are hungry to show they are still a state contender without star RaeQuan Battle.
The Lake Stevens senior ran for 1,645 yards and 27 TDs to help lead the Vikings’ high-scoring attack.
Among the highlights is an MP-Jackson boys basketball clash of defending Wesco champions.
The junior outside hitter led the Vikings to a program-best second-place state trophy.
After a success-filled fall sports season, the Vikings lead all area schools with 68 points.
The winter sports season opens this week with a compelling slate of basketball and wrestling.
Washington’s defense stymies WSU’s Air Raid attack yet again and the Huskies roll to a 31-13 victory.
The Huskies sack Cougs QB Anthony Gordon five times; WSU had given up just 13 sacks all season.
A look at the area’s ‘Fab Four,’ plus the games of the year, play of the year and most-improved squad.
The Eagles finished 6th in the 3A state tournament over the weekend.
The Wildcats were held to 119 total yards of offense in a quarterfinal loss to the Thunderbirds.
Back from a torn ACL, star left tackle Devin Kylany made his season debut in last week’s state opener.
Coming off a wild OT victory, the Tomahawks travel to meet the talent-laden Abes in the state quarters.
Capsules for Lake Stevens-Mount Si, M. Pilchuck-Lincoln, Lakewood-Hockinson and Arch. Murphy-Tumwater.
Despite graduating key players from last season, the Vikings reached state for the 4th straight year.
Lake Stevens, Snohomish and Arlington open state tournament play Friday in the Yakima Valley SunDome.
