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Lake Stevens rolls to fourth straight win
STANWOOD — The train just keeps rolling for the Lake Stevens wrestling team — with or without the…
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Kamiak’s depth too much for Jackson in South opener
MILL CREEK — Kamiak relied on its depth to defeat host Jackson 112-60 in a Wesco South boys…
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Tomahawks’ Harris scores 24, leads M-P by Kamiak
MARYSVILLE — It was a night off ups and downs for the Marysville-Pilchuck girls basketball team in Wednesday…
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Squalicum sinks Oak Harbor
OAK HARBOR — Oak Harbor trailed early and couldn’t recover in an 82-56 loss to Squalicum in non-league…
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Oak Harbor rallies to beat Olympia
OLYMPIA — Trailing the defending state champion Oak Harbor 21-7 at halftime, Olympia did Saturday what its done…
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Oak Harbor feels right at home in win
OAK HARBOR — The highway was dotted with gold and purple flags. A bush on a residential street…
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Wildcats run wild
EVERETT — The Archbishop Murphy Wildcats run a Wing T offense, designed to slowly but effectively wear down…
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Oak Harbor goes undefeated
OAK HARBOR — The Cascade Bruins got the result they wanted — just not by virtue of the…
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M-P overcomes Oak Harbor’s height
OAK HARBOR — For all intents and purposes, the Oak Harbor Wildcats and Marysville-Pilchuck Tomahawks were dead even…
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Wildcats defeat Seagulls
OAK HARBOR — Rachel Weinstein won the 100-meter freestyle (1:06.76), the 100 breaststroke (1:26.57) and was on the…
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Monroe sweeps up
MONROE — After spraying kills all over the court Tuesday, the Monroe Bearcats celebrated their biggest victory of…
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Oak Harbor remains unbeaten, tied for 1st
STANWOOD — After already posting their best record in years, the Oak Harbor Wildcats volleyball team is now…
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Rain, traffic can’t stop Oak Harbor’s King
EVERETT — Snohomish, Mountlake Terrace and Mariner had to contend with a slick course due to the rainy…
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It’s status quo in Wesco football
Four weeks into the high school football season, a few things are clear.
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Oak Harbor to play first game on new field
It’s impossible to replace a home field that generated an electric atmosphere like Oak Harbor High’s unique off-campus…