Seattle is overmatched up front on both offense and defense as San Francisco clinches the division.
Locals earn postseason football honors, Snohomish grad to play for D-II national championship and more.
Everett’s head coach and top player are likely to miss significant time while representing Canada.
Seattle’s run defense falters once again as the Seahawks’ playoff chances take a hit.
Dayana Diaz was a key piece for the Vikings women’s soccer team this season that recently won the D-II national championship.
Plus, Meadowdale grad Rover Stewart is named the NWAC Athlete of the Year, Aussie football is coming to Lake Stevens and more.
The sophomore quarterback’s growth since last year’s championship loss was the biggest difference for the Vikings on offense this time around.
The 17-year-old defenseman, who was acquired for a pair of WHL draft picks, played in both of Everett’s games over the weekend.
Quarterback Geno Smith leads the way as Seattle stays in the hunt in the NFC West
The former national team member and current Inter Miami sporting director competed in the 1990 World Cup.
Plus, the Silvertips sign a prospect forward, the Professional Bull Riding tour announces a return to Everett and more.
The 18-year-old forward, who scored three goals in the second period against Spokane, leads Everett in points.
Seattle’s run defense struggles again as the Seahawks drop a game they’ll feel they should have won.
Plus, Lake Stevens alum Taylor Roe again earns All-American status, a host of locals earn NWAC volleyball honors and more.
Short-handed Everett didn’t get a win over the weekend, but coach Dennis Williams was encouraged by his team’s competitiveness.
The Vikings power past No. 1 Puyallup to reach the championship, but fall to the Eagles in three sets to finish second.
The Scots can’t overcome a stingy Wolverines defense in a 1-0 loss and will face Seattle Prep for third place on Saturday.
With a pair of bounce-back wins in the district tournament, the Royals reached state for the first time since 2003.
Plus, the EvCC men’s soccer team is ousted in semifinals, Jacob Eason and Jake Luton find news homes and much more.
Everett finished the weekend down 8 players. The injury issues aren’t expected to clear up before key U.S. Division matchups this week.
