I NEVER GOT the sense that last fall’s salmon fishery on the North Olympic Peninsula side of Admiralty Inlet ever produced big-time results. Apparently, the… Continue reading
YAKIMA —The Sequim Wolves' season concluded with a sixth-place finish in the 2A state tournament at the Yakima Valley SunDome. Sequim beat Burlington-Edison 52-47 on… Continue reading
SPOKANE -- Neah Bay will play for the 1B classification's state championship Saturday night after defeating LaCrosse-Washtucna-Kahlotus Friday night 77-60 at Spokane Arena. Tyler McCaulley… Continue reading
YAKIMA -- Sequim overcame a record-breaking rebounding performance to beat the Burlington-Edison Tigers in the 2A state tournament at the Yakima Valley SunDome on Friday… Continue reading
DOES ANYONE TELL big fish stories anymore? Rather, do they still try to get away with sharing tall tales about tussles with massive fish? Stories… Continue reading
YAKIMA — As they recover from their heartbreaking overtime loss at the buzzer against Renton on Thursday, the Sequim Wolves will look to senior forward… Continue reading
YAKIMA — Sequim to Yakima is a long way to travel to get your heart ripped out after 36 minutes of hard-fought basketball. Renton’s Zack… Continue reading
YAKIMA -- Zack Lee banked in a desperation heave at the buzzer to give Renton a 59-56 overtime win over Sequim in the opening round… Continue reading
YOU CAN SENSE a definite lull in the outdoors scene lately. The blackmouth fishing seemed to come to a screeching halt after the successful Olympic… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula Pirates came through when their season was hanging in the balance in the final minutes of the last game of… Continue reading
THE OLYMPIC PENINSULA Salmon Derby has come and gone and the hatchery steelhead have made their river run. Now what? Well, obviously, you can go… Continue reading
As a basketball team advances in the postseason, they’re bound to face better competition. That’s kind of the idea. Postseason opponents also are likely to… Continue reading
JERRY THOMAS HAD quite the four-day stretch earlier this week. On Saturday, Thomas caught a big fish. Sunday was his 68th birthday. That big fish… Continue reading
PRESIDENTS DAY WEEKEND brings options for skiers, snowboarders, tubers, anglers and even bird counters. Hurricane Ridge ski and snowboard area will be open an extra… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College’s record-setting duo was at it again Wednesday night. Karli Brakes dished out a school-record 15 assists and Taylor Larson scored… Continue reading
By Lee Horton THE OLYMPIC PENINSULA Salmon Derby is only a few days away. Blackmouth fishing has continued to be solid lately for those who… Continue reading
JOYCE — The Neah Bay boys and girls basketball teams both defeated their Muckleshoot counterparts in the 1B Tri-District quarterfinals at Crescent High School on… Continue reading
The decision by the International Olympic Committee executive board to drop wrestling from the Olympics blindsided those heavily involved in the sport. “It’s just astonishing,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — After a few bounces on the rim, the entire gym at Port Townsend High School seemed to give up on Codi Hallinan’s… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The postseason is different. The game moves faster, the crowd is louder. The moment is bigger. Port Townsend elevated its play to… Continue reading
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