BREMERTON -- If Port Angeles' two shutout victories weren't enough evidence, consider Friday night's showdown with the Bremerton Knights the smoking gun. Less than a… Continue reading
SALT CREEK RECREATION AREA -- Marina Roberts kept the family tradition alive at the Salt Creek Invitational on Saturday. The Kingston junior dominated the varsity… Continue reading
MADNESS MADE ITS way to Sekiu. The annual two-week coho-keeper extravaganza kicked off to rave reviews Thursday, with the fishing hotter than the area's famed… Continue reading
BREMERTON -- The Port Angeles football team's defense is pitching a shutout two games into the 2010 season. One year removed from the program's first… Continue reading
TIME TO GO to the beach. Gray days are here again. Autumn's arrival on the North Olympic Peninsula need not only be about fur, fish… Continue reading
It was just a regular soccer game for Chase O'Neil. The former Sequim defender battled for loose balls and threw her 5-foot-5 frame around against… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Port Angeles Roughriders didn't score many style points in Friday night's home opener against the Forks Spartans. That didn't stop them… Continue reading
NATURAL SELECTION CAN be cruel. Take the first nine days of archery deer season on the North Olympic Peninsula. The opening two days produced a… Continue reading
THE STATE'S SPORTFISHING rules pamphlet has its share of contradictions. None is bigger than the regulations governing flossing. No, we're not talking about good dental… Continue reading
THE STATE'S SPORTFISHING rules pamphlet has its share of contradictions. None is bigger than the regulations governing flossing. No, we're not talking about good dental… Continue reading
TALK ABOUT A competitive advantage. Sequim football coach Erik Wiker doesn't just have the best quarterback on the North Olympic Peninsula in Drew Rickerson. He… Continue reading
FORKS -- As much as things changed for the Sequim Wolves this offseason, the results look pretty familiar. The Wolves' revamped offensive and defensive lines… Continue reading
A LITTLE RAIN would do North Olympic Peninsula hunters some good. With hunting season officially underway -- archery deer, archery cougar, grouse hunts all began… Continue reading
NOW COULD BE the time to head out to Marrowstone Island. Word of coho running through Admiralty Inlet is picking up more volume than a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- It might be the greatest anomaly in Port Angeles High School sports history: A boys soccer team that couldn't lose. That's exactly… Continue reading
BETTER GET THOSE broadheads sharpened. Early archery hunting season is but a few days away on the North Olympic Peninsula. Bow hunters get first crack… Continue reading
EVERY SET OF horns has its own circumstances. That's what makes the Quilcene Antler Show such a special event for organizer Mari Phillips. "It's just… Continue reading
FORKS -- The outdoors defined Stephen Gordon Gracey. The wooded areas and rivers of the North Olympic Peninsula and Alaska were his life. As a… Continue reading
FORGET ABOUT THE dolphin-free stuff. The North Olympic Peninsula coastline has a few tuna of its own. Schools of albacore tuna are currently swimming some… Continue reading
GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP DEMEANS us all sometimes. These are the moments that lay bare for all to see an undeniably ugly truth: somebody here can't cut… Continue reading
