In a close, back-and-forth boys basketball battle between rivals Sequim and Port Angeles, it became increasingly clear that the game would be… Continue reading
Despite Sequim’s shooting struggles, the Port Angeles girls basketball team found itself in a close battle late against the Wolves, who gained… Continue reading
The Crescent boys basketball team got back on the winning track with a 72-58 win over Mary M. Knight on Monday. The game… Continue reading
Rivals fly high in fourth, edge Eagles
The North Olympic Discovery Marathon invites young artists from across the Olympic Peninsula to help design the official 2026 North Olympic Discovery… Continue reading
Laurel Lanes will host a Winter Youth Bowling League for ages 5–17 beginning Jan. 17. The league runs for eight weeks at… Continue reading
There were numerous outstanding performances by wrestlers from all across the Olympic Peninsula at the 15-team Battle of the Axe held in… Continue reading
Our Athletes of the Week this week hail from opposite ends of the Olympic Peninsula. Bailey Johnson has been leading the Forks girls basketball team… Continue reading
Following a pattern of several of their games this year, the Peninsula College men played Highline tough well into the second half,… Continue reading
With Hunter Flores and Brock Hope back in the mix, the Port Angeles boys basketball team relied on its size and some… Continue reading
This time, the victory cigars were the perfect party favor. It was only two years ago that the Seattle Seahawks puffed… Continue reading
Full All-Peninsula girls soccer team named
Neah Bay’s Tyler Swan was named to the Washington State Football Coaches Association state 1B first team this week. Swan, also a running… Continue reading
The Sequim boys basketball team got down early and battled to within six points of Sandpoint, Idaho, on New Year’s Day, but fell… Continue reading
Crescent’s Naomii Sprague scores 1,000th point
The Peninsula College women came within two-tenths of a second in overtime of beating Umpqua on Wednesday at the Lower Columbia Holiday Classic… Continue reading