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Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News Port Angeles' Lindsay Smith drives to the basket and tries to get past Olympic’s Gabi McCoy during the Roughriders' win over the Trojans on Friday. In the background is Lexie Smith (34)

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GIRLS BASKETBALL: Port Angeles picks up two wins in one night

Riders beat Olympic twice in same evening

Emily Matthiessen/Olympic Peninsula News Group Sequim’s Jayms Vilona controls his Olympic opponent on the way to a 19-3 technical fall victory in the Wolves’ dual-meet victory over the Trojans.

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WRESTLING: Dual-meet success on Sequim senior night

SEQUIM — Sequim wrestlers pinned down a senior night Olympic League dual meet victory in a 44-35 triumph…

Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News Forks’ Molly Hampton pressures Raymond-South Bend’s Berklee Morley while Raven Madisyn San (12) and Spartan Bailey Johnson (1) look on. The Ravens held off a late Forks rally to win 54-47.

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GIRLS BASKETBALL: Forks’ comeback bid falls shy

Spartans likely to share league crown

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GIRLS PREP ROUNDUP: East Jefferson wins eighth straight

Forks unbeaten in league; Neah Bay wins 30th in a row

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BOYS SWIMMING: Rider swimmers sink North Kitsap

POULSBO — The Port Angeles boys swim team made waves on Wednesday during their meet in Poulsbo, dominating…

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This out and back race is a timed event and starts at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 10 at the old JC Penny Parking lot at: 651 W. Washington St., Sequim, WA 98382.

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AREA SPORTS: Irrigation Festival’s Run celebrates 130 years

Run set May 10

Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News Forks’ Bubba Hernandez-Stansbury drives around Chief Leschi’s Kevin Gallo-Paul Thursday night in Forks where The Spartans defeated the Warriors 84-23.

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PREP SPORTS: Spartans sharper in win over Chief Leschi

FORKS — Five Forks players reached double figures in scoring as the Spartans picked up their second Pacific…

Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News Forks’ Bailey Johnson drives against North Beach’s Elka Cox during the Spartans’ 60-18 win Wednesday night at the Spartans gym.

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PREP SPORTS: Forks girls force 46 turnovers against North Beach

Crescent boys beat Clallam Bay

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Pirates earn road sweep vs. Bellevue

BELLEVUE — It wasn’t exactly the way a team would like to close out a contest, but the…

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PREP BOYS BASKETBALL: Wolves fall to Knights in battle for first place

Port Angeles, East Jefferson also drop games

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PREPS: Red Devils hold off Spartans for second time

Pressure defense does its job

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AREA SPORTS: Registration open for youth baseball and softball in Port Angeles and Port Townsend plus Sequim Soccer info

Registration for NOBAS open through Feb. 26

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Peninsula women blow out Whatcom in North opener

Shorthanded men fall

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PREP BASKETBALL: Forks girls hold off Raymond-Sound Bend rally; Sequim boys No. 2 in first RPI

RAYMOND — Bailey Johnson’s steal and layup in the final moments and Avery Dilley’s clutch rebound and free…

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PREP BASKETBALL: Forks boys regroup, roll past Raymond-South Bend

Shockley drains (8) 3-pointers, scores 30 for East Jefferson girls

Port Angeles-Sequim Gymnastics Sequim gymnast Lucy Spelker, center, turned in the best all-around score (30.7) to take top honors for the Port Angeles-Sequim gymnastics squad in a win over Kingston this week. Spelker is joined by, from left, Port Angeles’ Lexi Possinger (fourth on vault), Mya Callis (seventh on floor), Shavari Epps (second on vault) and Lillian Sutherland (fourth on bars).

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PREPS: Gymnasts win first meet, Sequim’s Spelker tops all-around

Rider swimmers fare well against Bainbridge

Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News Forks’ Landon Olson (24) and Brody Lausche challenge Neah Bay’s Tyler Swan inside for the rebound while Red Devil Daniel Cumming looks on.

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PREPS: Neah Bay boys, girls earn road sweep against Forks

Crescent boys hold back Quilcene

7 Cedars Casino and No Diggity emerged champions as the Peninsula Volleyball League’s B Division Fall League post season came to a close. The 7 Cedars crew were tops in the division, stopping Lower Elwha 15-25, 25-10, 15-10 in the best-of-three championship match on Tuesday night. Last Thursday, No Diggity claimed the B-II title, out-shining Steim Family Dentistry and Timber Spikes.

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AREA SPORTS: 7 Cedars, No Diggity win Peninsula College Volleyball League titles

Holiday hoops skills clinic on tap Sunday in JeffCo

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BOYS BASKETBALL: Forks flies past familiar foe at Elma

Spartans stay unbeaten