Bainbridge
The Bainbridge playoff run in baseball began May 5 when the Spartans won their play-in game against Mountain View 2-1. Despite being ranked in the top five, the Spartans drew the 17th seed and faced Bonney Lake May 9, after deadline. For the Spartans to qualify for state, they have to win three straight or if they win two straight then lose play a must-win game May 13.
The Spartan soccer squad also won its play-in game, along with a first round contest in the district playoffs, defeating Evergreen 3-0 and then Lincoln 4-0. Similar to baseball, the Spartans are the 17th seed and have two paths to state. They can either win two straight or win, lose then win to qualify.
The boys tennis team will send Brogan Rice as their only representative. Rice was originally an alternate who qualified and will compete at the Vancouver Tennis Center May 26-27.
The girls team still needs to qualify through the districts. The most the Spartans will be able to send to Vancouver is one doubles team and one single’s player. They will also compete May 26-27 if they qualify.
Bainbridge’s track and field team will compete in the North Puget Sound League Championships before districts. The top six from each event there will qualify for the West Central District III Meet May 17-19. Until then, the Spartans must head to Kent-Meridian High School May 10-12.
The Spartans golf teams will compete in the Olympic League Championships May 8 at Whitehorse Golf Course in Kingston, after deadline. If any boys qualify, they will compete in state in Olympia May 23-24. The girls will compete in Lacey on the same dates.
North Kitsap
North Kitsap’s baseball team drew the second seed and will face Steilacoom May 9. If the Vikings win, they qualify for state. In addition, their semifinal and championship match will take place at Central Kitsap May 13.
Although the district seeding is not set for softball, the Vikings should be one of the highest seeds. Therefore, the Vikings should be set to be in a spot to only win one game to qualify for state. They will compete in Lacey May 19-20.
North Kitsap’s soccer squad also drew the No. 2 seed. The Vikings need one win to qualify for state. Their first game will be at North Kitsap May 9 against No. 9 Clover Park.
If any Viking tennis players qualify for state, they will head to the Nordstrom Tennis Center May 26-27 in Seattle. The Viking to watch for is sophomore Teegan Devries in the girls bracket.
The track and field teams will head to the West Central Districts May 17-19 and state May 25-27 if anyone qualifies.
South Kitsap
South Kitsap will compete in the 4A softball district tournament. However, their seeding is unknown since they have three games remaining. If the Wolves win out and others lose, they can see a seeding as high as sixth. However, they can also fall to the 16th seed and play May 19.
South Kitsap’s track and field team will compete in the South Puget Sound League 4A Championships May 11-13. Whoever qualifies in the league meet will head to the district meet May 17-19 and possibly the state meet May 25-27.
Kingston
Kingston’s soccer squad earned the 12th seed and will host No.13 Steilacoom May 9. The Buccaneers will need to win three straight to reach state.
Since the softball season has been held back with rainouts, the district tournament does not start until May 19. However, Kingston is on the bubble looking in to secure one of the final seeds. The Buccaneers started the season 6-1 and sit 8-9 with three more games.
The Buccaneers golf team will host the Olympic League Championships May 8. If anyone qualifies, they will compete at state at Liberty Lake May 23-24.
Kingston’s track and field squad will head to the West Central Districts May 17-19 and state May 25-27 if anyone qualifies.
Bremerton
Bremerton earned the 10th seed in the 2A district baseball tournament. The Knights will face No. 15 Evergreen at home May 9 after deadline. Bremerton must win three straight to qualify for state.
Bremerton’s boys soccer team qualified for district as the ninth seed. The Knights will host No. 16 Enumclaw after deadline May 9 and must win three straight to reach state once again.
The Knights golf teams will compete in the Olympic League Championships May 8 at Whitehorse Golf Course in Kingston. If anyone qualifies, they will compete in state in Liberty Lake May 23-24.
Bremerton’s track and field squad will head to the West Central Districts May 17-19 and state May 25-27 at Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma if anyone qualifies.
Olympic
Olympic’s baseball team drew the No. 8 seed and will face No. 1 Enumclaw in the first round May 9. If the Trojans upset the Hornets, they will qualify for state. If they lose, they must win two straight to qualify for state.
Olympic’s softball squad sits third in the Olympic League, behind North Kitsap and Sequim. Therefore, the Trojans should draw a middle to low seed in the district playoffs May 19.
Olympic’s Bailey Walton will most likely be the top Trojan to compete at the state tennis tournament. Although she ranks third in the Olympic League, she is a Top 10 -caliber player in the state. If she qualifies, she will head to the Nordstrom Tennis Center May 26-27.
The track and field teams will head to the West Central Districts May 17-19 and state May 25-27 if anyone qualifies.
Central Kitsap
Central Kitsap drew the 16th seed in the District 3/4 baseball tournament. The Cougars face Kelso at Rister Stadium May 9. The Cougars can reach state with either three-straight wins or two wins, a loss and then a win.
CK has a chance to qualify as a low-seed for fastpitch since the South Sound Conference earns five allocations. Currently, the Cougars sit one game behind River Ridge for fifth place with a 4-7 league record. However, CK has four games remaining compared to River Ridge’s two. If the Cougars, qualify, they will begin playing May 17 on the road.
CK’s boys soccer team has qualified for the playoffs after winning the first round as a No. 5 seed against Heritage. However, they are facing Gig Harbor in the district semifinals on May 9 at Yelm High School.
Central Kitsap’s track and field teams compete May 11 and 13 in the South Sound Conference meet. The top five will advance to districts May 17-19.
Kai Junior will represent the Cougars at the boys state tennis tournament at the Vancouver Tennis Center May 26-27.
Klahowya
Klahowya holds the No. 1 seed in the 1A baseball district tournament. Its first matchup will be May 10 at Foss against the winner of Charles Wright Academy vs. Cascade Christian. The Eagles can make state with two straight wins or win two straight if they lose May 10.
Klahowya’s softball regular season is not over yet. However, the Eagles are destined for the No. 2 seed in the district tournament that starts May 19 in Lacey. The Eagles will need to win three straight, including beating the top seed twice, to reach state.
Klahowya’s track team will compete in the 1A West Central Districts May 13 and 19. If any Eagles qualify for state, they will head to Eisenhower High School May 25-27.
