Dan Parker-led teams captured a total of 11 state titles during an impressive 32-year coaching career.
The WSU-bound standout missed out on a chance to defend his state title in the 400 meters.
Everett-based fighter anxious to return following a scary bout with blood clots after her only loss.
Jacob Eason, Jake Luton, Mosese Fifita and Austin Joyner hope to have their dreams realized this week.
Maya Watkins prefers the beach game to the indoor version, and started in the Broncos’ lineup.
Bobby Martin didn’t make it a clean sweep of Northwest Athletic Conference men’s basketball honors, but it was close. The Glacier Peak High School graduate,… Continue reading
Below are the candidates for The Herald’s Prep Athlete of the Month for February 2020. They were the winners of the athlete-of-the-week polls conducted during… Continue reading
The Athlete of the Week nominees for March 2-8. Voting closes at midnight Sunday. The winner will be announced on next week’s Prep Focus page.… Continue reading
The accolades continue to pile up for Mikayla Pivec, and now she’s up for one of the most prestigious individual awards in women’s college basketball.… Continue reading
The Grizzlies and Eagles both claimed third-place trophies after falling in Friday’s state semifinals.
The Grizzlies went scoreless for the entire 1st quarter and saw their title dreams end in a 62-49 loss.
The Falcons used a massive third quarter to rout the Grizzlies 63-41 and end their title dreams.
The unbeaten Grizzlies drain 12 3-pointers to rally past Sumner for a 57-52 state quarterfinal win.
Her six 3-pointers spark GP to a win over Chiawana and set up a rematch with No. 1 Woodinville
The Grizzlies survive a miserable first quarter and rally for a 46-40 win over Camas.
With an array of playmakers and their usual stingy defense, the Grizzlies are state-title contenders.
Glacier Peak, Arlington, Shorecrest and King’s are headed to their respective tournaments.
