The Klahhane Xcel gymnasts peaked at the right time and surprised several large clubs with strong performances at the state meet at Inglemoor High School on April 12-13.
The visiting Sequim Wolves took any mystery out of their Olympic League game at Kingston early.
As of late, Thomas Winfield, Nic Baird and the rest of the Wolves boys soccer team are overtime masters.
Thanks to spring break and a quirk in the 2014 schedule, Sequim’s Wolves had three weeks between Olympic League meets.
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Kingston’s Buccaneers did something no Olympic League team has done in nearly two years: hand Sequim a league loss.
The Sequim Little League kicked off its 2014 season in fine fashion Saturday, welcoming players, parents and supporters of its 18 teams to James Standard Park on April 12.
Despite the lead, Sequim coach Dave Brasher said, nothing was safe about Sequim’s 2-0 advantage late in Saturday’s key Olympic League matchup with North Kitsap.
A sloppy game in wet conditions forced Sequim’s fastpitch squad into a season-high six errors. Fortunately their bats more than made up for it.
Sequim’s girls tennis squad remains atop the Olympic League standings despite suffering its first league loss last week.
Sequim High senior Sarah Hutchison set a new meet record in the pole vault (10 feet) and teammate Josh Cibene took first in the same event on the boys’ side as 36 SHS athletes — 20 girls and 16 boys — competed at Poulsbo’s Lil’ Norway Invitational on April 12.
Sequim High senior Sarah Hutchison set a new meet record in the pole vault (10 feet) and teammate Josh Cibene took first in the same event on the boys’ side as 36 SHS athletes — 20 girls and 16 boys — competed at Poulsbo’s Lil’ Norway Invitational on April 12.
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