Their championship hopes are gone, but the Tomahawks can still earn a state trophy
The Scots beat Capital 51-34 to set up an All-Wesco quarterfinal vs. Arlington.
The Tomahawks beat Central Kitsap 63-48 to earn a matchup with Garfield in the quarterfinals.
First phase could include housing, retail and office space, or a combination of those.
The Eagles ride a smothering defense to a 56-32 win over Lake Washington and a Hardwood Classic bye.
The Papermakers netted six 3-pointers during a dominant third-quarter run to secure the victory.
The loss sends the Tomahawks to a first-round game on Wednesday at the Class 3A Hardwood Classic.
The undefeated Grizzlies roll to a 69-43 win and cement their status as a 4A championship contender.
The Chargers advance to the Tacoma Dome with a 54-51 win over Mount Tahoma in a loser-out regional game.
Local swimmers and relay teams capture five of the 12 championships at a record-setting 4A state meet.
After a heartbreaking runner-up finish last year, Isaac Poole gains redemption with a state title.
In this episode of “Herald Headlines,” Executive Editor Phil O’Connor interviews a new staffer.
Luke Dobler’s go-ahead 3 lifted the Tomahawks to a 59-56 district semifinal win over Edmonds-Woodway.
The unbeaten Grizzlies hit 10 3s and beat Skyline 59-39 in a Wes-King Bi-District Tournament semifinal.
During an Editorial Board interview, he also discussed a wide range of other issues on the state agenda.
Seven total meet records are set as the Knights cruise to their 11th outright district crown in 13 years.
Edmonds-Woodway wins 5 of the 12 events and Shorewood diver Isaac Poole shatters a 29-year meet record.
Paine Field was voted 8th-best among a selection of small airports, some of which aren’t all that small.
“Herald Headlines” for Feb. 14 features reporter Joey Thompson.
The Australian Open winner cruises to a 6-2, 6-2 win in the opening match at Angel of the Winds Arena.
