Area Sports
Wed, Jun 10, 2009
Peninsula's special athletes shine
The joy of competition knows no boundaries.
Mariners are staying alive in AL West
Spotlight on sports
Even with the chance the Hood Canal bridge might not be open by the time the marathon got under way, the champion already was just a few miles down the road.
Concussions hit home with Sequim family
The hit came quickly and on the opposite side of the field from the home grandstands, on a foggy November evening.
Avalanche caps season with tourney win
What exactly is the exchange rate for a 50-point blowout?
Wed, Jun 3, 2009
Zbaraschuk takes ninth at state tourney
Zoei Zbaraschuk is getting used to this state tournament thing.
Wolves go 2-2 at class 2A tournament
For a team led by underclassmen, the Wolves sure are playing over their heads.
Sunrise Rotary names Hedgecock top student
Katie Hedgecock says she hopes to study the sciences: marine biology, astronomy or the environment as a whole.
Memorial Day has come and gone and the camping season is under way, folks, and in a big way for sure.
Sequim-P.A. Marathon to honor 'Ironman'
The race he's running is much longer than the 26.2 miles marked on the North Olympic Discovery Marathon map.
Sequim doubles teams post wins at state finals
After another season of dominating opponents in the Olympic League, Sequim's tennis teams ran into much tougher competition at the class 2A state tourney in Seattle last weekend.
The high school junior, so focused and stoic during the preliminaries and her first throws of the final round, finally broke into her familiar, inimitable grin.
With a high bank of fog obscuring the morning sun, I was dropped off near the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribal offices at the Blyn rest stop to hike one of the Olympic Discovery Trail's newest segments.
Sequim High School graduate Marquita Espinoza was the lone Peninsula Pirate named to the 2009 Northern Region Women's Fastpitch All-Star second team, as announced last week by the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges.
Wed, May 27, 2009
By the time they reached the West Central District finals, Blaire Maloney and doubles partner Kyla Hall were done shaking their opponents' hands.
Short Takes
Sprinters can't outrun it. Footballers can't tackle it. Volleyball players can't block it and wrestlers can't pin it down.
Wolves survive 9-inning affair for state berth
Offense brings the fans, an old sports adage goes, but pitching and defense win ball games.
On the cusp of their biggest track meet of the season, Sequim's girls showed they're ready.
Sports desk gets a spring cleaning
We're winding down May, folks, and summer can't get here fast enough and the big question of the day is ... is ... will the Hood Canal Bridge open as scheduled?
Sequim falls from state in double overtime
In their final eight games of the 2009 season, Sequim's Wolves allowed just one goal.
River Ridge bumps Wolves from tourney
Sequim baseball team's season came to an end the same way it played out all spring long: with mountains and valleys, short of the Wolves' ultimate goal but with a hard fight and little regret.
Wed, May 20, 2009
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