Linbacker Chris Stevens, who hasn’t seen much of the field this year, just came up big for the Huskies. First he sacked Arizona quarterback Willie Tuitama for a seven-yard loss, then he recovered a fumbled snap by Arizona’s punter and went 40 yards to give the Huskies a 28-14 lead.
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Eight area hammer throwers place top 10 at Eason Invitational.
Edmonds-Woodway hands Lake Stevens its first loss of the season.
Kamiak closes in on Glacier Peak’s league lead on Emma Stansfield’s late home run.
Aspen Alexander hits triple, HR to lead another Lake Stevens comeback.
Seattle GM John Schneider stays at pick 18, drafts Grey Zabel of North Dakota State
The Auburn track looks to benefit from California closures.
A late comeback nets Lake Stevens a key league win.
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Doubles domination powers Kamiak girls tennis to win.
Walkoff single powers Arlington to comeback win.
Edmonds-Woodway sweeps boys and girls dual meets.
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