The Central Kitsap Babe Ruth baseball league still needs coaches, players and sponsors for the upcoming 2008 season.
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Kingston boys soccer beat the defending Olympic League champion Peninsula 3-2 in an OT decision on April 8. Josh (JJ) Gilson, with the assistance of Chance Pruiett, scored the winning goal. Pruiett had three assists, while Gilson scored the first and last goals. Chris Hall rounded out the offense with the middle goal.
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Central Kitsap’s Jenna Bartlett had a game to remember Thursday.
It was a bright week for area baseball teams on the diamond, even if the rain kept falling.
The Central Kitsap Babe Ruth baseball league still needs coaches, players and sponsors for the upcoming 2008 season.
The Central Kitsap Babe Ruth baseball league still needs coaches, players and sponsors for the upcoming 2008 season.
t SK takes 3-1 win against Cougars.
The Sheridan Park Community Center Gym is open to the public and free. Players must provide their own basketballs. Sessions run each Wednesday through June 18 from 1 to 4 p.m.
Bremerton’s baseball team dropped a heartbreaker Wednesday, falling 4-3 in a rescheduled game against Olympic. The Knights held Olympic scoreless for six innings, taking a 3-0 lead into the top of the seventh, but senior Eli Olson couldn’t get the final three outs in relief. Trojan Elliot Thorsen hit the game-winner with two outs and his team down 3-2 in the seventh. BHS (2-8 overall, 2-5 league) scored each of its three runs in the bottom of the third.
Bremerton’s five-member girls golf team makes up for what it lacks in roster size with an extra-large desire to have fun on the links.
Franco Garcia appeared a hydroplane amongst rowboats at waterlogged Memorial Stadium Tuesday night, motoring through Sequim’s defense for not one, two nor three, but rather four goals in Bremerton’s 5-3 victory against the Wolves.
ull riders aren’t the type to search for 15 minutes of fame. All they’re asking for is eight seconds.
And now, pending the finalization of a contract, they’ll get it.
All Scott A. Capestany wanted to do was continue to play baseball.
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Wednesday, April 9
The Central Kitsap Babe Ruth baseball league still needs coaches for the upcoming 2008 season. Coaches are needed in the senior division (ages 16-18). Coaching requires three evenings per week from now through the beginning of June. Senior sign-ups take place Wednesday, April 9, and Monday, April 14, in the Central Kitsap Junior High cafeteria. Players must bring a copy of their birth certificate. Cost is $175.
