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Wed, Nov 4, 2009

Wolves send 4 to state meet

How fitting for Sequim runners that the West Central District meet took place on Halloween.

Wolves prep for postseason with wins

Sequim's volleyball squad closed out its 2009 regular season campaign with a pair of wins last week, including a three-set drubbing of defending Olympic League champ North Mason.

Wolves earn 9 district berths

All it took was a few days under a roof.

VanGesen takes 'Legends' title

The Port Angeles-based Righteous Racing team, with driver Jon VanGesen of Port Orchard, won the 2009 Northwest Legends Masters Division Championship at the Wenatchee Valley Super Oval on Saturday, Sept. 26.

Sports Briefs

Sequim swimmers make a splash

All season long, Sequim head coach Linda Moats emphasized this season is all about having fun.

Pirates clinch playoff berth, top T-Birds

One step closer to the postseason - but one big hurdle on the horizon.

Bulldogs edge Wolves in finale

Close, but no 'W' - and no playoff game.

Wed, Oct 28, 2009

Sequim Wolves sweep Bucs, Eagles

Once a rather large speed bump for Sequim on the path to the state volleyball championships, North Mason is no longer the Wolves' biggest concern this fall.

A happy homecoming

The homecoming crown? Nice. But Roman Turner and his Wolves teammates have their eyes on another piece of regalia.

Klahowya, Kingston subdue Wolves

With one week to go in the fall 2009 campaign, Sequim's Wolves have a chance at redemption.

Get set for straight drives

Short Takes

Dawgs, Pirates and Wolves, oh my

Spotlight on Sports

Wolves lose double-dip vs. NK, Kingston

The bright spot? All these young swimmers are improving, says Sequim coach Linda Moats.

Sports briefs

Vikes, Buccaneers rule league meet

The path toward the 2A state meet didn't get any clearer for Sequim runners after last week's Olympic League championships.

Pirates rip Rangers 5-0

While the NWAACC playoff picture may be unclear, Peninsula left little doubt which team was the most capable on the pitch Saturday afternoon.

Wed, Oct 21, 2009

Toxic tide closes Discovery Bay

Marine biotoxins that cause paralytic shellfish poisoning recently have been detected at dangerously high levels in shellfish samples collected from north Puget Sound.

Sports Briefs

Pirates, Bulldogs settle for 1-1 draw

Pitting the top teams in the NWAACC West, the Saturday game was supposed to clear up which team likely would take the division crown.

P.A. tops Sequim in league dual meet

Sequim's cross country squads closed out their dual meet schedule last week in Belfair, dropping decisions to Port Angeles, but beating host North Mason in both boys and girls divisions on Oct. 14.

Olympic tips Sequim in 3 sets

Consider it the calm before the storm.

Can these flightless Seahawks hold on?

Spotlight on Sports

'Hiking' Mount Walker - the easy way

On the Trail

Wolves maul unbeaten North Mason 28-13

Sequim held onto the elusive pigskin just a few more times than the North Mason Bulldogs on Friday night, with the Wolves coming up with a key 28-13 Nisqually Olympic League football victory.

Washington campers get remodeled guide

Life, Ron Judd writes in his introduction to his newest Washington state camping guide, simply tastes better outside.

Trojans too much for Wolves

As the old cliché goes, when it rains, it pours.

Trojans splash Wolves in Sequim's final home meet

They have home-pool advantage no longer.

Wed, Oct 14, 2009

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