After mixed results at last weekend’s Olympic League track and field championships, the Knights began competition yesterday at the 3A state-qualifying subdistrict meet at North Mason High School in Belfair.
Come this fall, she’ll be loose on the Palouse, sporting the crimson and gray.
PORT ORCHARD — One of four Knight golfers in action at Monday’s Olympic League golf championships at McCormick Woods Golf Course, Bremerton senior Doug Tran shot a 6-over-par 82, nearly qualifying for 3A subdistricts.
Mark May 15-17 on your calendar if you’re a Husky, golf enthusiast or just a casual sports fan, because the NCAA Men’s Golf West Regional — hosted by the University of Washington — is coming to Gold Mountain Golf Complex in Bremerton, the field of competitors set.
POULSBO — North Kitsap hosted its final home meet on Friday, which resulted in multiple highlights on and off the track and field.
Lincoln, Central Kitsap and Foss high schools made the trip to the North Kitsap Stadium for some quality competition and relationship building.
KINGSTON — Kingston High School distance runner Ruby Roberts is lightening quick.
This year she’s run the 800-meter (about a half mile) in 2:19.17, the 1600 in 5:11.9 and the 3200 in 11:13.81 — all the fastest times in the Olympic League.
Win guarantees Trojans a regional round berth.
If the Klahowya Eagles boys lacrosse team wanted to make a statement before postseason, consider the mission accomplished.
When it was all said and done, the final ankle taped, it was once again students from across Kitsap County proving to be among the best.
The Olympic boys tracksters overcame cold, damp conditions at Bremerton Memorial Stadium on Saturday, nabbing second place at the Olympic League track and field championships.
TACOMA — There are no easy games left and the Central Kitsap baseball team knows it.
All Jim Fairweather could do was shrug his shoulders.
After falling behind 2-0 in a best-of-seven first-round playoff series against the Boston Celtics, Marvin Williams and his Atlanta Hawks teammates scratched and clawed, flying to two consecutive home victories to even the series 2-2.
South Kitsap High School athletic director Ed Santos has reached outside the area to find the Wolves’ new girls basketball coach.
Santos announced Wednesday that Mark Lutzenhiser will replace Mike Allen, who resigned after eight seasons once the season wrapped up in February.
Saturday, May 3
the team has been having a blast, mixing a light-hearted atmosphere with a desire from the seniors to go out on a strong note. After all, this team didn’t want to miss the postseason again after coming painstakingly close last season.
The Klahowya Eagles made sure it was a memorable finish.
The Olympic girls tennis team has seen it all this season.
When the season began, Olympic baseball coach Nate Andrews wasn’t sure what to make of his mix of youthful experience.
While cupcakes are usually best eaten, the Olympic Trojans softball seniors found a new use for the delectable delights, smearing each others’ faces with the softball-themed treats in celebration of a big senior night win.