Plus, Mariner hoops standout BJ Kolly signs with WWU, EvCC hires a new women’s soccer coach, and more.
Seattle also adds forwards Jaden Schwartz and Alexander Wennberg on a busy opening day.
Jamal Adams, seeking a new contract, was a spectator on the first day of practice.
Cade Marlowe drives in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning in Everett’s 5-4 victory.
Seattle receives infielder Abraham Toro and pitcher Joe Smith in return; Dipoto says more to come.
First-place Everett won 5 of 6 over Vancouver and is sending 4 more players up to Double-A Arkansas.
Owen Riddle no longer has to play second fiddle in his family, at least as far as Summer Showdown is concerned. Riddle joined… Continue reading
Olen Zellweger didn’t have to wait long Saturday morning to hear his name called. The Everett Silvertips defenseman was the second player selected on day… Continue reading
Everett walks in the winning run in the bottom of the 10th and falls 7-6 to Vancouver.
Jake Anchia’s 6 RBIs in the first 2 innings lead first-place Everett to an 8-3 win over Vancouver.
The early signing period for all NCAA sports except football opened Nov. 11.
Dillon, whose wife, Haley, is a Snohomish County native, will bring star power to the speedway’s Summer Showdown.
Jack Larsen blasts 2 homers and the first-place AquaSox win 8-2 for their 21st victory in 27 games.
Nick Rolovich said that he didn’t receive the vaccine for “reasons which will remain private.”
Stephen Kolek tosses 5 strong innings and Everett hits 3 triples in a 6-2 victory over Vancouver.
With the choices leaked ahead of time, the focus was on the part on Lake Union.
According to conventional wisdom, he’s too small for a defenseman. But the 17-year-old’s speed, skill and work ethic will make him a high choice in this weekend’s NHL draft.
Also, Lynnwood taekwondo athletes qualify for national trials and Lake Stevens native bikes across the country for charity.
Cody Grosse hits a go-ahead single in the top of the 11th to give Everett a 6-5 extra-inning win.
Amy-Eloise (Neale) Markovc almost missed out on competing for Great Britain in the women’s 5,000.
