The Wolverines will take part in the tournament, which features teams from around the region
Interlake and Newport once again have golfers in the mix for a state title, while Sammamish and Bellevue will also be in the postseason mix
A look at Interlake, Bellevue, Sammamish and Newport’s hopes on the boys soccer field in 2014.
Scores, highlights and updates from prep sports in Bellevue
Scores, highlights and updates from prep sports action in Bellevue
A U14 boys soccer team took the Founders Cup title, and a former Bellevue athlete is playing a star role for her collegiate softball team at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
The defending Super Bowl champions are bringing in a former 3A state champion from Bellevue
Todd Craig takes over the Totems in 2014, after head coach Brian Tucci stepped down
A host of teams and individuals will be vying for state playoff spots this spring
A youth soccer team from Bellevue took home a title, while a former Wolverine player and Bellevue College coach are taking on a new challenge
Interlake students are hosting a Hoop-A-Thon, and a Bellevue High School student-athlete is honored.
Scores, highlights and updates from prep sports action in Bellevue
A gym owned by a Newport Shores couple is partnering with the company behind the X-Box Halo franchise to keep employees physically fit.
The Reporter takes a look ahead at the spring season for Bellevue prep squads and individuals.
Vogue Knitting LIVE – including dozens of vendors, demos and classes from experts, and a fashion show featuring knit-couture pieces – returns to Meydenbauer Center March 14-16.
The Wolverines earned a pair of third place finishes at the state basketball tournaments
The Wolverines finished third in Class 3A in boys and girls basketball with wins over Wilson
The Wolverines were dropped by top-ranked Beach and play Wilson for third place Saturday.
The Wolverines were unable to take the lead after climbing back in the game against Cleveland, falling in the semi finals.
The Wolverines surged after falling in an early hole, and handed the Spartans only their second loss to advance in the 3A boys state basketball tournament.
