Everett’s goalie serves as a backup, but appears in two of seven games and stops all 21 shots he faces.
Lynnwood native Myles Gaskin scores another TD and finishes as the season rushing leader for Miami.
The pandemic forced many changes to the local sports scene and these were the top-10 most-viewed stories.
Lynnwood native Myles Gaskin produces his best game of the season in Miami’s win over the Raiders.
The former Cy Young Award winner joins a young San Deigo team loaded with talent.
Marysville native Wes Plate spent the past nine months navigating all of the city’s pavement on foot.
Nicole Limberg has been able to swim in two meets at Rice University, and she’s posted impressive times.
In addition, all NWAC championships have been canceled and play will be restricted to regions.
This is the fourth time the WHL’s start has been pushed back because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Lynnwood native Myles Gaskin lands on the reserve/COVID-19 list for the Dolphins and sits out.
The Jaguars QB will wear shoes supporting the CJK Foundation, a suicide prevention organization.
Gage Goncalves’ wild 2020 reached yet another apex. The Everett Silvertips center, a virtual unknown when the 2019-20 WHL season began, signed a three-year entry-level… Continue reading
The Mariners have invited the AquaSox to play more games in a longer season, with better players.
Lynnwood native Myles Gaskin returns from injury and makes an impact in the Dolphins’ win.
The Cascade graduate is staying positive during his senior season at WSU despite all the challenges.
The state’s top-ranked baseball player for the class of 2021 originally committed to Oregon State.
Rice’s Nicole Limberg and Alabama’s Matthew King recently turned in standout performances.
