The program will join the Mountlake Terrace-based league due to ongoing problems with ice time.
A trio of county natives will be first alternates for the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship.
Tyson Lang is the season points leader at Evergreen Speedway — and also Glacier Peak’s starting QB.
The new plan places counties and sports in three-tier systems. No signs of a quicker return to play.
Everett defensmen Kasper Puutio and Ronan Seeley are also selected on Day 2.
The former UW star will face his hometown Seahawks on Sunday as Miami’s starting running back.
The redshirt junior standout says he has no regrets coming back to play despite the uncertain season.
Plus the WIAA is offering free mental training and a local park will host women’s football tryouts.
Mill Creek’s John McDonald claims the title at the Washington Super Senior Men’s Amateur tournament.
The longtime Lynnwood track and field coach won three state team titles over 46 terrific seasons.
The class includes legendary teams, athletes, coaches and voices from the area.
The longtime Snohomish baseball coach guided the Panthers to 385 wins and two state titles.
The 1981 Snohomish High School graduate was named Female Athlete of the Year by USA Judo in 1995.
The then-Chiefs finished with a perfect 10-0 record and outscored opponents 248-66.
The 1997 Everett alum has captured six Special Olympics World Games medals, including one gold.
Vlad verbally commits to Cornell and Slava verbally commits to UC San Diego.
The 1990 Cascade alum was an All-American soccer player in high school and in college at UCLA.
