The Seahawks QB and Lake Stevens alum played the entire second half in Thursday’s preseason loss to the Bears.
Plus, a host of local collegians earn preseason honors, Jake Luton gets released by the Jaguars and more.
The former Lake Stevens star says he undestands the situation he’s in and “it’s about being a great teammate.”
The reigning 4A state runner-up Vikings beat Kennedy Catholic to win the annual summer passing tournament.
Plus, Roe and White earn All-American honors and a trio of ERA boats place at youth rowing nationals.
Plus, Silvertips sign top draft pick, local falls short in U.S. Open bid and tryouts open for baseball academy.
Plus, Everett Rowing Association sends three boats to nationals, two locals headed to NCAA track nationals and more.
The standout junior and four-star recruit announces he will join the Fighting Irish.
The Timberwolves qualify for state for the 6th straight time.
Plus, two locals named Sports Star nominees, MP’s White takes fourth at wrestling nationals and much more.
Plus, MP’s Alivia White wins a national wrestling title, locals earn college conference honors and more.
The recently retired wrestling coach guided the Vikings to 11 state team titles and impacted countless athletes during his career.
Also, Lake Stevens grad sets college record, EvCC claims “T” Trophy and Monroe alum wins NWAC honors.
A look at the top prep girls basketball players in the area from the 2021-22 season.
A look at the top prep boys basketball players in the area from the 2021-22 season.
The Oklahoma State junior captured the women’s 3,000 meter national championship on Saturday in Alabama.
The Terrace boys and Murphy, Snohomish and Stanwood girls advanced to Saturday’s placing games.
Stingy defense isn’t enough as the Vikings lose a tight battle 37-35 and drop into the 4A consolation bracket.
Senior Baylor Thomas forces OT with a last-second bucket and the Vikings beat Rogers (Puyallup) 41-37 to advance to the 4A quarterfinals.
Lake Stevens, Arlington, Snohomish, Stanwood and Murphy are headed to their respective state tournaments.