Plus, Edmonds-Woodway graduate Sota Kitahara earning playing time with Sounders, locals earn weekly awards and more.
The Stormrays and Warriors remain in a first-place tie in Wesco 3A/2A following Friday’s 1-1 draw.
Plus, RaeQuan Battle enters the NCAA transfer portal, Sami Reynolds earns Pac-12 Player of the Week honors and much more.
Jens Simonsen allowes just one run and strikes out seven over 6.2 innings as the Warriors win 5-1 in a Wesco 3A/2A South tilt.
The Warriors storm to a 4-1 win and claim their fifth straight victory in league play.
Plus, locals receive D-I softball honors, Edmonds-Woodway alum Ali Gaye invited to NFL combine, and more.
The Warriors earn a 48-30 win over the Scots in a key Wesco 3A/2A South matchup.
Plus, Edmonds-Woodway graduate Ali Gaye decalares for the NFL draft, Jackson alum Jon Cook competes at the swim world championships and more.
The Edmonds-Woodway grad, who recently signed a first-team contract, joined the team’s Discovery Program at age 12.
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.