THE 2012 CHIMACUM baseball team wasn't built to lose. Same for the Neah Bay football team later that year. But both teams did lose. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A balk and a sacrifice solved the pitchers' duel the Olympic Crosscutters had with North Kitsap. The Crosscutters scored twice in the… Continue reading
ISSAQUAH — Wilder Baseball went halfsies on a doubleheader with Lakeside Recovery. Lakeside Recovery pitcher A.J. Riley tossed a complete-game shutout in a 9-0 victory… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Bo Bradow led Swain’s to a 10-0 victory over Westport and a spot in the Olympic Junior Babe Ruth baseball championship game.… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Ryan Moss opened the Class 1B state tournament with 41 points in Neah Bay's 72-63 victory over Taholah. He made 13 of… Continue reading
BREMERTON — The Olympic Crosscutters turned nine hits and 10 walks into a 15-2 American League baseball victory over the Olympic Tigers in five innings… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Lions flipped the script on Swain's in the 12U major baseball city championship at Lincoln Park. In last year's finale, Swain's rallied… Continue reading
QUILCENE — Bailey Kieffer replaced Sammy Rae on the mound and on the ballots of the SeaTac League coaches. Kieffer, Quilcene's junior pitcher, has been… Continue reading
GOOD NEWS IS not to be kept quiet, especially this year when the fishing announcements have been so grim. So the state Department of Fish… Continue reading
OF ALL THE words of tongue or pen, the happiest are these: “It's free.” Whether outdoors or indoors, one of the best ways to gain… Continue reading
GOOD NEWS IS not to be kept quiet, especially this year when the fishing announcements have been so grim. So the state Department of Fish… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A first-inning “grand slammie” helped Paint and Carpet Barn win the inaugural Jim Lunt Memorial 12U softball city tournament by beating Jim's… Continue reading
OF ALL THE words of tongue or pen, the happiest are these: “It's free.” Whether outdoors or indoors, one of the best ways to gain… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Stan Claplanhoo has been suffering since leading Neah Bay to its first-ever basketball state championship. The Red Devils finally brought the Gold… Continue reading
BELFAIR — Wilder Baseball dropped its first two games of the season in a doubleheader sweep by Northwest Blaze 18U at North Mason High School.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Motivation can come in many different forms, from the real to the rumored. Tom Fagin followed the bikes to his first marathon… Continue reading
“EVEN IF I come in last, I don't care, I made it,” Gerard Lopez said after finishing the North Olympic Discovery Marathon on Sunday. Lopez… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The finish line is still the best place to watch the North Olympic Discovery Marathon. As always, the marathon and all of… Continue reading
TACOMA – Eric Emery scored on an error with two outs in the seventh inning to cap the Olympic Crosscutters’ come-from-behind 10-9 walk-off win over… Continue reading
NOBODY TOOK ATTENDANCE, so we could only guess. Various estimations ranged from 200 to 600 fans in the crowd to watch the Kitsap BlueJackets play… Continue reading
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