The Class 4A powers are set to face for the third straight postseason and sixth time since 2015.
Seattle gives a game effort on the road against a strong Dallas team, but falters at the end.
Plus, Jadyn Edwards joins New Mexico’s Hall of Honor, and Daniel Arias is back with the NFL’s Cardinals
Everett sees its top defenseman return, trades for a forward and beats all three of its opponents, including Portland.
Seattle is outplayed in all facets in a key NFC West battle against San Francisco.
Also, Taylor Roe posts an All-American time, Efton Chism III earns All-Big Sky honors, and a slew of athletes receive All-NWAC selections.
The former University of Washington defensive back is returning home to play in the AFL.
The NCAA upheld its ruling that RaeQuan Battle is ineligible to play this season after transferring from Montana State.
Kristin Ostrowski tweeted that the Everett team and Angel of the Winds arena management left her report “unaddressed” for weeks.
Portland remains as the only Western Conference team Everett hasn’t beat, but the Tips appear to be closing the gap.
An elbow injury to quarterback Geno Smith dooms Seattle to an unexpected defeat.
The Vikings raced to a 44-0 halftime lead in their 4A state quarterfinal victory over the Lancers.
After waiting behind others, a balanced, senior-heavy contingent has keyed another playoff run for the Vikings.
Plus, an Everett boy qualifies for gymnastics nationals, an ex-Lake Stevens volleyball star goes far in a world beach tournament, and more.
Woodway native Naomi Smith also qualifies for the NCAA Champions.
The second-year right tackle has been out since suffering a knee injury in the season opener.
Everett set a franchise record with 3 short-handed goals against Vancouver last week.
Jason Myers makes a 43-yard field goal as time expires to give Seattle a 29-26 win.
The Vikings, led by Laura Eichert, take North Creek to the limit before losing in five.
Lake Stevens begins its state title defense with a 41-0 drubbing of the Falcons
