Power Rankings: Bellevue gears up for a big test against Liberty, retains No. 1 spot By Joel Willits Bellevue Reporter…
It’s been a wild and crazy fall sports season and, with playoffs looming in all sports, it’s getting to be that exciting time of the year again. Here are a few thoughts I’ve had regarding the seasons so far.
By Joel Willits Bellevue Reporter There are plenty of things that Newport boys cross country coach Paul Turner can worry…
After being beaten mentally and physically by the Liberty Patriots two weeks ago on its own homecoming, Juanita’s first-year head coach Shaun Tarantola sent his team back to basics.
By all accounts, this was supposed to be the game Interlake announced its official arrival back into the competitive ranks of the KingCo 3A Conference.
What started with a bit of curiosity on the part of Bellevue’s Liz Strathy-Merrill has ended with a goal reached that will have a big impact on many.
The bad part was everything in between.
Sammamish opened up the 2008 Crossroads Cup with a huge play. They ended the first-half with another. Unfortunately, what happened between those plays ultimately doomed them and sent the team to another loss against Interlake.
If the preseason is any indication, the Sammamish Totems girls soccer team might think about moving to the Kingco 4A Conference.
Don’t blame Bothell for seeing blue Friday night. It was everywhere.
After the sophomore passed for 256 yards and three touchdowns in Interlake’s season-opening win over Ingraham, he followed it up by teaming up with junior receiver Dylan Amell to completely shatter three school records in the Saints 53-48 wild win over Yelm on Friday night.
Cross country runners from around the KingCo Conference kicked off the season with the KingCo Jamboree Class Race at Lake Sammamish State Park on Wednesday.
The University of Washington announced Tuesday that the UW athletic department has granted junior linebacker E.J. Savannah’s request to contact other schools regarding a transfer.
In a season in which the Bellevue Wolverines feel they have a bit of a target on their backs, the year started with a loss to a familiar foe that meant next to nothing.
When you’re from the state of Washington, I guess you get used to this sort of thing.
As far as debuts go, this one couldn’t have gone much better.
Interlake scored 32 points in the first half and sophomore quarterback Matt Malos was spectacular in his first varsity start as the Saints shutout Ingraham of Seattle 41-0 at Interlake Stadium.
Sophomore quarterback Matt Malos leads Saints to 1-0 start for the first time since 2005
Sophomore quarterback Matt Malos leads Saints to 1-0 start for the first time since 2005
Coach: Sheldon Cross, 2nd year (2-8 record)
Coach: Edd Webb, 2nd year (1-9 record)
