Plus, Snohomish grad Uderitz has option exercised by Defiance, Everett rowers compete at Head of the Charles and much more.
The 19-year-old midfielder has been with the Sounders since joining the Discovery Program in 2014.
Russell Anderson beats Steven Anderson for the singles crown. Shorewood’s Blake Gettmann/Murray Falkin win the doubles title.
An epic clash between Wesco 4A squads and high-stakes Wesco 3A crossover games highlight an action-packed Week 9.
Plus, Jacob Eason gets in a game for the Colts, Corey Kispert will miss the start of the NBA season and much more.
Russell Anderson and Steven Anderson share a strong bond through the sport.
The Class 3A No. 6 Bearcats overcome a sloppy performance and inch closer to a Wesco 3A South title.
Moses Martin has dedicated his senior football season to raising money for Heroes’ Cafe, a local veteran outreach organization.
The AquaSox outfielder received the Dan Wilson Minor League Community Service Award handed out by the Seattle organization.
Plus, the Silvertips get a key piece back, Snohomish County is leading a new pickleball push and much more.
The Panthers force four second-half turnovers and Mason Orgill runs for five touchdowns.
A key Wesco 3A South clash, interesting interstate games and an Everett School District battle highlight the week.
Led by its dangerous offense, Monroe is the league favorite. Snohomish and Edmonds-Woodway are also in the mix.
Plus, results from the ARCA race at Evergreen Speedway, the Mariner H.S. cheer team excels at a summer camp, and much more.
E-W alum Nick Hull was drafted in the 7th round by the Cubs and Cascade alum Brett Gillis in the 8th round by the Astros.
The Kangaroos pull ahead with 3 runs in the 6th and hand the Warriors a season-ending 3-1 loss in a 3A state regional.
Lynnwood, Edmonds-Woodway, Stanwood and Archbishop Murphy are playing in Saturday’s state regionals.
Senior aces Gibby Marshall-Inman and Jacob Gabler enter the state regionals having allowed just 7 earned runs over 102 innings.
The Warriors finish the season 14-5-2 after a 4-0 defeat in the round of 16.
Forced into a 3A state play-in game, the Warriors put on a clinic in a 3-1 win over Bonney Lake.