PORT ANGELES — Waverly Shreffler's four first-place finishes helped Sequim edge North Kitsap for the girls title at the Port Angeles Invitational track and field… Continue reading
CHIMACUM — Sequim is off to a hot start to the baseball season. In their wins over Shelton and Chimacum, the Wolves have scored 22… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles claimed its first girls tennis victory of the season by edging Coupeville 4-3 at Port Angeles High School. The Roughriders… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Cierra Moss, Zhara Laster and Imani Smith broke a few records and came close to surpassing a few more during their Peninsula… Continue reading
AZUSA, Calif. — Jessica Madison and the University of Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves are moving on to the NCAA Division II women's basketball Elite Eight Madison, a… Continue reading
QUILCENE — Mercy came in the form of a walk-off grand slam by A.J. Prater. Quilcene opened the high school baseball season on the North… Continue reading
EVERETT — The wound is too fresh right now, the disappointment is too raw and the taste is too sour. The Peninsula Pirates' hearts are… Continue reading
EVERETT — The Peninsula College women's basketball team went down with pride. “Same thing you say about that team when they win. They're just tough,”… Continue reading
EVERETT — Imani Smith caught herself messing up the analogy. “We have a huge dart . . . target on our back,” Smith said Saturday… Continue reading
EVERETT – The Peninsula College women’s basketball team fell short of repeating as the champion of the Northwest Athletic Conference. Instead, the Pirates settled for… Continue reading
EVERETT – The Peninsula College women’s basketball team fell short of repeating as the champion of the Northwest Athletic Conference. Instead, the Pirates settled for… Continue reading
EVERETT — Imani Smith caught herself messing up the analogy. “We have a huge dart . . . target on our back,” Smith said Saturday… Continue reading
SPOKANE — First the worst, second and third the same, fourth the best of all the championship games. The Neah Bay boys basketball team broke… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Other than watching his kids play, one of Kenrick Doherty Sr.'s favorite parts of going to state basketball tournaments in Spokane is… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — That monkey has been removed from the Neah Bay Red Devils' back. Now, in its place, is a target. “We're not going… Continue reading
SPOKANE — First the worst, second and third the same, fourth the best of all the championship games. The Neah Bay boys basketball team broke… Continue reading
THERE WAS SOME chatter that the Neah Bay Red Devils were well aware of in the postseason. “We heard rumors that we were the least… Continue reading
SPOKANE — First the worst, second and third the same, fourth the best of all the championship games. The Neah Bay boys basketball team broke… Continue reading
SPOKANE — The Neah Bay boys claimed the school's first-ever basketball state championship by defeating Almira/Coulee-Hartline 73-48 in the Class 1B state championship game Saturday… Continue reading
VANCOUVER, Wash. — Ryley Callaghan highlights Peninsula College’s long list of Northwest Athletic Conference all-region basketball honorees. Callaghan, a sophomore guard, was voted North Region… Continue reading
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