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AREA SPORTS: Soccer referee clinic Saturday in Agnew; Sports officials needed age 16 and up

Youth soccer referee clinic Saturday

Grant Bennett of Port Angeles caught this good-sized hatchery chinook while fishing off of Ediz Hook on Wednesday. The chinook limit has dropped to one king per day as of today.

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OUTDOORS: King limit dips to one in Marine Area 6

MARINE AREA 6 (Eastern Strait of Juan de Fuca) anglers will be able to fish hatchery chinook all…

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Port Angeles’ Will Feltus bats against the Kelowna Falcons with a fairly good crowd on hand for the last game of the West Coast League season at Civic Field.

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LEFTIES: Early slams send PA packing

Ethan Wood: Team MVP

Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News Chad Morris, left, and Nick Miron team up while showing their pickleball skills at Tillicum Park in Forks on Monday. A recent tournament for the fast-growing sport was held during the Forks Old Fashioned Fourth of July celebration.

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AREA SPORTS: Free baseline concussion testing for high school athletes in Port Townsend

Sequim Wolves fall sports registration

The Electric Works Co-Ed Summer Baseball League wrapped up another successful season by crowning its 2026 champions after an exciting championship weekend.
In the 46/60 Minors Division, PA Power, led by head coach Kyle Crabtree, earned the league championship with an impressive postseason run. The championship roster included Kyuss Crabtree, Hartley Crabtree, Adam Custovic, Paxton Dinius, Grayson Donohue, Benjamin Hooper, Jett Johnson, Finnegan Mosley, Emma Owens, Brody Spence, Ronin Sutherland, Gabriel Towarak and Andre Turner. PA Power went 10-1-1 in the regular season and 13-1-1 overall.

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YOUTH BASEBALL: PA Power is Electric Works Youth Baseball Minors Champion

PORT ANGELES — The Electric Works Co-Ed Summer Baseball League wrapped up another successful season by crowning its…

The Electric Works Co-Ed Summer Baseball League wrapped up another successful season by crowning its 2026 champions after an exciting championship weekend. In the Majors Division, Angeles Taproom, led by head coach Seth Scofield, completed a remarkable undefeated season, finishing with a perfect 15-0 overall record and the 2026 championship. The undefeated championship roster included Ethan Barbre, Mason Christianson, Charles Cromarty, Boe Horejsi, Ethan Itti, Brantly Johnson, Silas Liberty, Tanner Martin, Isaac Mayo, Elijah McGuire, Ashton Miller, Anberlin Younger and Ripley Younger.

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YOUTH BASEBALL: Taproom caps unbeaten Electric Works season with Majors championship

The Electric Works Co-Ed Summer Baseball League wrapped up another successful season by crowning its 2026 champions after…

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BASEBALL: Lefties shutout in penultimate contest

PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles pitchers kept Kelowna Falcons bats off quiet most of the evening, but when…

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Lefties second baseman Will Feltus takes a high throw from catcher Noah Betanco and tags the Kelowna Falcons base runner a hair late during Port Angeles’ 10-4 loss on Tuesday night. Feltus led the Lefties with a three-hit game at the plate.

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LEFTIES: Port Angeles unable to play spoiler vs. playoff-chasing Kelowna

PORT ANGELES — Spotting a team in the midst of a playoff chase an early six-run lead isn’t…

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BASEBALL: Lefties split pair with Nanaimo NightOwls

NANAIMO, B.C. — Port Angeles played a bit of the role of spoiler in the West Coast League…

Mason’s Olson Resort, pictured, and Van Riper’s Resort have been purchased by Wayhaven Resorts, the consumer-facing brand of Colorado Springs, Colo.-based Bison Peak Ventures.

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OUTDOORS: RV resort firm buys Sekiu’s Mason’s Olson Resort, Van Ripers’ Resort.

SEKIU’S ENGLISH TRANSLATION as “calm waters” may be significantly tested in the years to come after the purchase…

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LEFTIES: Port Angeles strikes out vs. Victoria

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WILDER SENIOR: Ethan Staples throws 4-hit shutout, Williams 2 RBIs in 3-0 win

BRANSON, Mo. — Sequim’s Ethan Staples made short work of Stafford, Va. at the 16-18U Babe Ruth World…

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BABE RUTH WORLD SERIES: Mexico quiets Wilder Senior bats in 4-1 loss

BRANSON, Mo. — Held to just a pair of hits and one walk, Wilder Senior couldn’t keep pace…

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Kasey Ulin (1996-2000) accepts his plaque as a member of the Forks High School Athletic Hall of Fame during a December 2018 ceremony. Ulin was named head coach of the Spartans boys basketball team this week.

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PREP BASKETBALL: Forks Hall-of-Famer Kasey Ulin to lead Spartans boys basketball

Former college star, European pro player and Port Angeles head coach returns to lead Forks hoops

Port Angeles’ Christopher Wilhelm caught this nice king while fishing the Strait of Juan de Fuca from the Ediz Hook riprap earlier this month.

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OUTDOORS: GPS catch records would be useful

A RECENT QUERY after the closure of Marine Area 9 to hatchery king fishing, allowed for a dig…

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LEFTIES: Bats quiet in 2-0 loss to North leaders Wenatchee

WENATCHEE — Port Angeles went quietly, falling 2-0 to the North Division-leading Wenatchee AppleSox in a five-hit shutout…

Irondale’s Jim Dodd caught this hatchery king while fishing Mid Channel Bank off Port Townsend on the Marine Area 9 opener. King fishing is closed for Marine Area 9 after anglers exceeded the area quota of 2,650 chinook by 830 fish over the three-day opening last week.

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OUTDOORS: River restoration sidelines Big Quilcene River coho fishery

THE RECENT RELEASE of the 2026-27 state fishing regulations provided clarity on what was hinted at this spring:…

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LEFTIES: Port Angeles rallies with home runs, fall in extra innings thriller

WENATCHEE — Port Angeles rallied back from an early four-run deficit to force extra innings, but North Division-leader…

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AREA SPORTS: Wilder 14U falls in championship game

Sports physical appointments in Jefferson County

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BABE RUTH REGIONALS: Wilder 14U on to championship game

Juniors fall in 8-7 thriller