Senior Hannah Gauthun kicked in an overtime goal for the 1-0 win on Oct. 14 in Kingston to give the Wolves (1-8 in league, 4-9 overall) their first league win of the year.
Victories help Wolves stay in race for Olympic League championship
Here are some recent golf scores at Sequim courses.
Here are upcoming events in the Sequim sports community.
P.C.-versus-Highline rivalry game set for Oct. 22 in Port Angeles
Here are some upcoming sporting events and results.
The board of directors for Sunland Women’s Golf Association (SWGA) for 2015 includes Judy Nordyke, immediate past president; Dorene Berard, secretary; Cheryl Coulter, captain; Judy Flanders, rules chair; Nonie Dunphy, assistant captain; Ruth Lowe, treasurer, and Barbara Evans, handicap chair. Submitted photo
Stage is set for P.C.-Highline showdown this week for top of league.
Loss in rivarly Ranishadow Rumble rivalry game hurts Sequim’s chances for postseason
Sequim outlasts Bulldogs, eyes rival Port Angeles in Friday night showdown
The Port Townsend Redhawks outpaced the Lady Wolves swim/dive team at at SARC in a 123-64 loss on Oct. 9.
Four weeks into the 2014 season, North Kitsap has emerged as the Olympic League’s top team. But Sequim isn’t far behind.
The Wolves looked to make the most of their lone regular season home meet last week in a double-dual against Port Angeles and Port Townsend. Behind strong finishes from their state
No. 2-ranked crew, Sequim’s boys cruised to a team win with 20 points, easily out-pacing P.T.’s Redhawks (57 points) and P.A.’s Roughriders (58).
