SPORTS: Peninsula College sweeps Olympic in men’s and women’s basketball

BREMERTON -- The Peninsula College men's basketball team ripped Olympic 73-57 on the road in the NWAACC opener Wednesday night. Mitrell Clark led the Pirates… Continue reading

SPORTS: Port Angeles dunks Sequim in boys swimming; other prep reports

PORT ANGELES -- The Port Angeles boys swimming team remained undefeated by dunking archrival Sequim in Olympic League action Thursday. The Roughriders improved to 4-0… Continue reading

SPORTS: Rainshadow wrestling tournament, featuring 10 teams, opens today in Sequim

SEQUIM -- Class 2A wrestling powers Port Angeles and North Mason are expected to mix it up again for the third time in the past… Continue reading

MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: That one special place

ALMOST ALL OF us have sacred places. We visit and re-visit them throughout our lives because they offer a touchstone of sorts for who we… Continue reading

SPORTS: Port Angeles upsets fourth-ranked North Mason in wrestling; other prep reports

PORT ANGELES -- The Port Angeles wrestling team is smoking hot. The Roughriders upset Olympic League favorite North Mason 36-30 on Wednesday night. The Bulldogs… Continue reading

CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Resolve to get out on the links more

A SCANT FIVE days have passed, but I'm sure many of you have broken your New Year's resolutions already. The reason? You made them too… Continue reading

SPORTS: Forks boys basketball team beats Tenino as three players hit career highs in scoring; other prep reports

FORKS -- Three players had career scoring highs as the Forks boys basketball team ripped Tenino by 13 points in Southwest Washington League action Tuesday… Continue reading

SPORTS: Class 4A powerhouse South Kitsap nips Port Angeles girls 52-46

PORT ORCHARD -- Jessica Madison scored her 1,500-plus career point and the Port Angeles girls basketball team came close to knocking off one of the… Continue reading

PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: How the Seahawks won the NFC Worst . . . er . . . West

By Tim Booth AP Sports Writer SEATTLE -- Laugh all you want, the 7-9 Seattle Seahawks are going to the playoffs as champions of the… Continue reading

  • Jan 3, 2011
  • By Tim Booth AP Sports Writer

Believe it! Seahawks going to playoffs

The Associated Press SEATTLE -- Laugh all you want, the 7-9 Seattle Seahawks are going to the playoffs as champions of the NFC West. The… Continue reading

  • Jan 2, 2011
  • The Associated Press

SPORTS: Playoffs or not? That’s the question for Seahawks

THE SEATTLE SEACHICKENS are like a battered Yugo with two flat tires given one last chance to win the race. And just before the race,… Continue reading

OUTDOORS: Steelhead fishing, clamming and crabbing, oh my!

THE WEATHER SHOULD cooperate this weekend to help ring in the New Year for outdoors enthusiasts. Cold but clear and dry conditions are making the… Continue reading

SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team captures third place at Clackamas tournament

OREGON CITY, Ore. -- The Peninsula College men's basketball team claimed third place at the Clackamas Holiday Tournament on Thursday. The Pirates held off the… Continue reading

SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team rips Renton by 33 points; other prep reports

PORT ANGELES -- The Port Angeles girls basketball team held Renton to single digits in all four quarters to steamroll to a 33-point nonleague victory… Continue reading

SPORTS: Port Angeles holds off spirited Chimacum in boys basketball action at Crush in the Slush tournament; other prep reports

PORT TOWNSEND -- Ian Ward and Colin Wheeler combined for 35 points to spark the Port Angeles boys basketball team to a nonleague victory over… Continue reading

SPORTS: Soccer academy registration for children 7 to 14 starts Monday

PORT ANGELES -- Port Angeles Youth Soccer Club and the Peninsula College soccer program have started a new partnership to offer a soccer academy for… Continue reading

SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team opens Clackamas Tournament with win

OREGON CITY, Ore. -- The Peninsula College men's basketball team overcame a chilly first half to drop Blue Mountain 86-75 in the first round of… Continue reading

SPORTS: Port Townsend boys and girls basketball teams sweep rival Chimacum while Port Angeles and Sequim boys teams lose at Crush in the Slush tourney

PORT TOWNSEND -- The Port Angeles and Sequim boys teams took their lumps while Port Townsend swept rival Chimacum on the opening day at the… Continue reading

PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Forks, Neah Bay boys and girls split games

NEAH BAY -- The Forks Spartans and the Neah Bay Red Devils split boys and girls basketball games Monday in nonleague action. The Spartan boys… Continue reading

MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Rain to keep anglers home for Christmas

I COME BEARING bad news my dear Peninsulites. It appears you're actually going to have to spend time with your family during the holidays. The… Continue reading