A way-too-early look at the prep football season: Weeks 3-4

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A way-too-early look at the prep football season: Weeks 3-4

Arlington looks for its 10th straight Stilly Cup and a big Edmonds School District clash.

Podcast: Monore WR Chism talks EWU football commitment

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Podcast: Monore WR Chism talks EWU football commitment

Efton Chism III gave his verbal pledge to play football at Eastern Washington University.

Snohomish sophomore Kayli Kersavage, who claimed her second consecutive Class 3A diving state title last November, was one of 100 girls from across the nation to be named All-American divers by the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)

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2 local prep divers receive All-American honors

Snohomish sophomore Kayli Kersavage and Cascade senior Joseph Hofman were named NISCA All-Americans.

A way-too-early look at the prep football season: Weeks 1-2

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A way-too-early look at the prep football season: Weeks 1-2

Two nonconference clashes involving Lake Stevens are highlighted by plenty of Division-I talent.

Meadowdale football coach steps down for coaching jobs in Texas

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Meadowdale football coach steps down for coaching jobs in Texas

Matt Leonard, who coached the Mavs for 4 years, will coach wrestling and football in Pflugerville, Texas.

The Herald’s 2019 Boys Athlete of the Year: Kody Newman

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The Herald’s 2019 Boys Athlete of the Year: Kody Newman

The youngest member of an athletically gifted family was a three-sport standout for the Falcons

Snohomish’s Tyler Massena runs in for a touchdown in the third quarter as Snohomish beat Garfield 42-35 in a playoff football game at Veterans Memorial Stadium on Nov. 2, 2018 in Snohomish. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

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Readers’ Choice 2019 Boys Athlete of the Year: Tyler Massena

The Snohomish three-sport standout, headed to Navy on a track scholarship, was the top online vote-getter.

The Herald’s 2019 Girls Athlete of the Year: Taylor Roe

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The Herald’s 2019 Girls Athlete of the Year: Taylor Roe

The Lake Stevens distance runner finished her decorated prep career with 9 individual state titles.

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Readers’ Choice 2019 Girls Athlete of the Year: Claire Doud

The Archbishop Murphy volleyball standout was the top online vote-getter.

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Host of area wrestlers earn All-America honors

Kiley Hubby helped Team Washington to a 2nd-place finish in the women’s freestyle Junior National Duals.

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3 local girls hoops players headed to Saturday’s all-state games

Lynnwood’s Amayah Kirkman, Arlington’s Sierra Scheppele and Shorecrest’s Amanda Lee are on the 3A/2A West team.

A familiar face returns as Mountlake Terrace’s football coach

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A familiar face returns as Mountlake Terrace’s football coach

Tony Umayam, who coached the Hawks for 11 seasons before stepping down in 2015, is back as head…

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Northwest 2A football league to look a bit different this fall

Anacortes won’t field a varsity team, and Blaine is moving to the Sky Division of the two-tiered league.

Longtime Marysville Pilchuck wrestling coach retires

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Longtime Marysville Pilchuck wrestling coach retires

Craig Iversen, who coached 2 Tomahawks’ state champs, will be replaced by 2011 grad Marcus Haughian.

Phil Johnson Ballfields in Everett to get $4.65M renovation

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Phil Johnson Ballfields in Everett to get $4.65M renovation

The improvements could help attract more youth baseball and softball tournaments, or even national events.

Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group Port Angeles’ Kiana Watson-Charles pitches against North Kitsap.

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POLL RESULTS: No need for softball pitch limits

Nearly two-thirds of voters say limiting a pitcher’s use in softball is unnecessary.

Vote for The Herald’s 2019 Girls Athlete of the Year

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Vote for The Herald’s 2019 Girls Athlete of the Year

Athletes from 29 schools have been nominated for the annual Kristi Bartz Award.

Vote for The Herald’s 2019 Boys Athlete of the Year

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Vote for The Herald’s 2019 Boys Athlete of the Year

Seniors from 27 high schools are nominated for the award.

Snohomish County Sports Hall of Fame announces 2019 class

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Snohomish County Sports Hall of Fame announces 2019 class

Marysville Pilchuck alum Jarred Rome headlines the 2019 group that will be inducted in September.

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Host of local wrestlers to represent Washington

National duals in three age groups begin this week across the country.