The Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center, 610 N. Fifth Ave., will be offering a Water Safety Day educational experience for children ages 5-12 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, June 27.
The Friends of Jefferson County Parks and Recreation are bringing a new race to the area on Aug. 22.
The accolades just keep coming for Sequim High School ace pitcher Tanner Rhodefer.
Sequim pro sets tennis ‘academy’ for July 6-10 in Sequim
Tourney at SkyRidge, junior soccer fall league opens registration and more.
The 22nd Washington State Women’s Amateur Championship will be held concurrently with the 16th Washington State Senior Women’s Amateur Championship and 2nd Washington State Super Senior Women’s Amateur Championship at The Cedars at Dungeness in Sequim, June 23-25.
A Husky legend known in part for some long passes is challenging runners to go the distance.
Husband-and-wife coaching team Victor and Julie Lancheros are stepping down from their co-coaching duties of the Sequim High School’s girls’ varsity and junior varsity squads.
Sequim’s new varsity basketball coach is going to have a full plate next school year.
While her Sequim High classmates were celebrating commencement ceremonies this weekend, Elise Beuke was taking taking another big step in her athletic career.
Jonelle Staveland is the fourth player from the NWAC-champion Peninsula College Pirates to sign a letter of intent, signing her letter to play at Evergreen State College next season.
The backstory goes a little something like this: Al Piemme, a several-times national bicycling champion and member of several Sequim bike groups, asked his wife one night what the weather was like. She told him it was good and he said, “Good — I think I’ll get my clothes on and ride up Hurricane Ridge.” He died shortly thereafter.
Forty women from Clallam County teed off for the shotgun start of the fourth annual Memorial Tournament on May 14, to raise funds for the Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County.
