A buzzer-beating 3-pointer by Jeffery Schumack gave Forks the momentum and a 3-point lead heading into halftime against Montesano, and the Spartans got… Continue reading
WINTERTIME AND THE bait of choice for blackmouth chinook is candlefish, often found in soft, sand or gravel bottoms in water depths around 100 feet.… Continue reading
Every conceiveable human emotional condition will be on display at Mat Classic XXIX, the boys and girls state wrestling championship, today and Saturday… Continue reading
The Clallam Bay girls basketball team was in full control from the opening moments against the Lopez Lobos and pushed to a… Continue reading
Turnovers and an inability to get defensive stops late led to an early district demise for the Port Angeles boys basketball team. The… Continue reading
By Michael Carman Peninsula Daily News While not perfect, the WIAA’s initial boys and girls basketball RPIs were finalized Monday. Intended to provide a more… Continue reading
The Peninsula College women found themselves in a deep hole in the second half against Everett, rallied late in the fourth quarter,… Continue reading
Peninsula College fought off a spirited challenge from Everett, pulling away late in the second half to earn an 88-79 men’s basketball… Continue reading
By Michael Carman and Pierre LaBossiere Peninsula Daily News *Updated: Port Angeles defeated Renton 42-32 Saturday at Foss High School in Tacoma to advance to… Continue reading
Forks never trailed in earning its first boys basketball district victory in four seasons in a 68-56 win over Stevenson at Montesano High… Continue reading
I LEFT OUT some information concerning the halibut quota for 2017 when I discussed an effort to extend the length of halibut fisheries in upcoming… Continue reading
ANGLERS HAVE BEEN doing fairly well for winter blackmouth in Marine Area 6 (Eastern Strait of Juan de Fuca) and the state Department of Fish… Continue reading
The Port Angeles, Sequim and Chimacum girls basketball teams will begin postseason play today (Friday) after Thursday’s closure of the Hood Canal Bridge… Continue reading
Out of place, out of sorts and out of luck. The Peninsula College men’s basketball team struggled on both ends of the… Continue reading
Port Angeles clawed back from a 20-point first-half deficit in its Class 2A West Central District boys basketball tournament opener, only to have… Continue reading
Another year, another slate of West Central District Class 2A basketball tournament games played in the shadow of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.… Continue reading
Members of the Olympic Peninsula Rowing Association recently participated in the Northwest Ergomania Championships, an unofficial… Continue reading
Teams would rather avoid entering the postseason having to deal with the frustrations associated with a loss. After playing poorly for much… Continue reading
Neah Bay’s Kenrick Doherty Jr. had a senior night to remember as the Red Devils downed Crescent 67-29 in a North Olympic… Continue reading
The takeoff was a sight to behold. The landing more bumpy than expected. But the eventual outcome — an 84-76 win over… Continue reading
