Storm King soccer wins again; soccer referees needed; Sea Hawkers to meet; SkyRidge hosts tourney
Peninsula College’s women’s soccer squad is headed to Tukwila for the NWAC Final Four after getting by Treasure Valley 1-0 in Port Angeles on Nov. 9, keeping hopes of a conference championship three-peat in the Pirates’ sights.
The Storm King Lightning boys’ youth soccer squad improved to 8-0-1 and remains atop the BU11 North Puget Sound League standings after winning 7-1 at Lake Hills Legacy in Bellevue on Nov. 1.
Four extra matches at season’s end didn’t change much for the top four Olympic League volleyball squads.
With four individual swimmers, three relays, three divers and five alternates, Sequim High School is sending the most girls to districts since 2007.
Port Angeles’ Stevens Middle School’s boys and girls raced to a clean sweep at the North Olympic Middle School Cross Country championships on Oct. 29 at Lincoln Park in Port Angeles, with Sequim teams placing second in both.
Team members from Holistic Horticulture, the U-15 Coed Sequim Junior Soccer Champions, celebrate a title. Holistic Horticulture beat José’s Famous Salsa 5-3 on Saturday, Oct. 25, for the championship.
Swim lessons begin; Peninsula ‘Explorers’ set marina walk, more
Elise Beuke of Sequim and Aubree Officer of Port Angeles placed sixth in an 11-competitor field in the Women’s Junior open double division at the Head of the Lake Regatta in Seattle on Nov. 2.
Golf, volleyball scores from the Sequim-Dungeness Valley and Port Angeles areas
Victory sets up showdown with Sehome at state; Shreffler advances but SHS girls miss state by one place
Sequim’s Wolves girls soccer team finished their season splitting two games away on Oct. 27-28.
With the second seed from the Olympic League, Sequim High doubles team Jerry Bryan and Eli Berg finished as first alternates to state on Nov. 1 at the West Central District III Tennis Tournament at Kitsap Tennis & Athletic Center.
