By WESLEY REMMER Staff writer Bremerton soccer coach Randy Lund sets the bar high. Success is a product of expectations…
Spence leads way in girls game; also wins three-point contest.
Oly looks to experienced core as season begins.
By AARON MANAGHAN Sports editor For whatever reason, Klahowya boys soccer coach Jeff Quinn has had a hard time finding…
Cougars hope to hang with Narrows League’s top dogs.
Cougars, Trojans, Eagles combine for 10 Classic crowns.
By KITSAP NEWS GROUP Sports writers The 2007-08 girls basketball season saw one team soar to unprecedented heights, while another…
It’s a whole new year for Bremerton’s previously troubled fastpitch program.
New coach Plowman gears up for 2008 season.
By AARON MANAGHAN Sports editor Holly Carver is looking forward to bringing a little bit of Central Kitsap into Klahowya’s…
By AARON MANAGHAN Sports editor The few, the proud, the Olympic softball seniors. While the Trojans have just three returning…
By AARON MANAGHAN Sports editor When a coach has been around as long as Central Kitsap fastpitch coach Bruce Welling…
After near-tragic accident, KSS catcher Seth Green returns to the diamond.
All sports teams are comprised of dedicated and talented individual athletes. Unfortunately in “team” sports some of those stand-out individuals get lost in the team’s shadow. In an effort to recognize the multitude of talented Kitsap County boys basketball players The Herald presents the 2007-08 All-Kitsap County boys basketball team.
TACOMA — The Buccaneers wrapped up the final two days of the 2-A district basket ball tournament playing Kingston High School ball at its best.
On Friday the Bucs stomped the Sequim Wolves 55-38 and repeated its winning ways with a narrow 41-38 victory over Foster on Saturday.
TACOMA — Championship teams come ready to play all four quarters every night, especially during postseason action.
But, in their first district battle, the Kingston High School Buccaneers weren’t prepared when the whistle blew, dropping the game to Foster 48-44 Wednesday night in Tacoma.
48-30 drubbing of Tacoma Baptist marks first state win since 2003.
POULSBO — After last Tuesday’s Vikings versus Gig Harbor Tides loser-out basketball game, head coach Tony Chisholm was all smiles.
A smile that might indicate a much-needed tally in the W column. However, the Vikes season ended and the Tides advanced in their bid for a berth in the state tournament with a 67-58 victory.
POULSBO — Defense secured the Poulsbo Middle Panthers basketball team’s season opener win against Klahowya Eagles Tuesday, 55-30.
“I thought we played real well once we switched to man-to-man defense,” said head coach Glen Godfrey. “That changed the game.”
Battles Oly’s Borcherding for fourth time.
