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The Vikings host Gonzaga Prep in a 4A quarterfinal showdown of unbeaten state title contenders.
COVID kept the Vikings from avenging their 2019 loss. But Lake Stevens has a reloaded with another talented group.
Plus, a trio of locals are honored by their respective conferences and Edmonds volleyball reaches the final eight.
A look at state openers for Lake Stevens, Glacier Peak, Marysville Pilchuck, Arlington, Stanwood and Granite Falls.
The undefeated Vikings get pushed by Mount Si in the bi-district semifinals, but find a way to win.
Despite losing standout quarterback Grayson Murren to injury, the Vikings keep finding ways to win.
The undefeated Vikings get pushed by Mount Si in the bi-district semifinals, but find a way to win.
Plus, Taylor Roe places third at the Big 12 Cross Country Championships, Gabby Gunterman is honored and more.
Lake Stevens finds a way, Monroe is peaking, and Granite Falls is state-bound for the 2nd time ever.
The No. 2 Vikings ride a Wildcat attack past No. 8 Glacier Peak 34-28 in the de facto league title game.
Two-way senior standouts Drew Carter and Trayce Hanks have been a huge part of the No. 2 Vikings’ success.
The standout senior is 4-year varsity player and key contributor for the Vikings.
The young QB, who was cut by the Colts this past week, said he’s eager for an opportunity to ‘grow’ in Seattle.
The second-year QB will join fellow Snohomish County native Jake Luton in Seattle.
Jacob Eason, who also played at Washington, was a fourth-round pick by Indianapolis in 2020.
Plus, two former local standouts earn weekly honors for their exceptional play.
A pivotal Wesco 3A North showdown between Marysville Pilchuck and Ferndale highlights the Week 5 slate.
Kaeden Hansen scores twice as the Timberwolves earn a 4-2 victory.
The 2019 Lake Stevens grad finished 2nd at the NCAA Division I Women’s Cross Country Championship.
