DISTRICT BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Forks boys stay alive with big third quarter

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DISTRICT BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Forks boys stay alive with big third quarter

ROCHESTER — A buzzer-beating 3-pointer by Jeffery Schumack gave Forks the momentum and a 3-point lead heading into…

Patty Reifenstahl Port Angeles swim and dive team members will compete at the WIAA’s Class 2A State Swim and Dive Championships today and Saturday at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way. State participants include Tristin Butler, Cameron Butler, Milo Atwater, Alex Hertzog, Karsten Hertzog, Jonas Kongesiev, Tom Lismonde, Noah Sinnes, David Jensen, Hollund Bailey, Andrew Methner and Hudson Soelter, Thanks Patty Reifenstahl(took Pic)

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STATE SWIMMING: Port Angeles swim and dive team heads to championships

By Michael Carman

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Peninsula splits road games at Olympic

BREMERTON — The Peninsula College basketball teams split a pair of contests on the road at rival Olympic,…

GIRLS BASKETBALL: Clallam Bay claws out Tri-District Tournament win

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GIRLS BASKETBALL: Clallam Bay claws out Tri-District Tournament win

PORT ANGELES — The Clallam Bay girls basketball team was in full control from the opening moments against…

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BOYS BASKETBALL: Port Angeles ousted early in district play

TACOMA — Turnovers and an inability to get defensive stops late led to an early district demise for…

PREP BASKETBALL: RPI a boon for some area teams, a bust for others

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PREP BASKETBALL: RPI a boon for some area teams, a bust for others

By Michael Carman

COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Pirates dispatch Trojans

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Pirates dispatch Trojans

PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College fought off a spirited challenge from Everett, pulling away late in the second…

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Pirates’ rally comes up short, but still tied for first place

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Pirates’ rally comes up short, but still tied for first place

PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College women found themselves in a deep hole in the second half against…

BOYS BASKETBALL: Forks goes wire-to-wire to win district opener

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BOYS BASKETBALL: Forks goes wire-to-wire to win district opener

MONTESANO — Forks never trailed in earning its first boys basketball district victory in four seasons in a…

GIRLS DISTRICT BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Chimacum wins, Port Angeles advances to regionals and Sequim falls

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GIRLS DISTRICT BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Chimacum wins, Port Angeles advances to regionals and Sequim falls

By Michael Carman and Pierre LaBossiere

OUTDOORS: Changes coming to blackmouth seasons

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OUTDOORS: Changes coming to blackmouth seasons

ANGLERS HAVE BEEN doing fairly well for winter blackmouth in Marine Area 6 (Eastern Strait of Juan de…

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PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Port Angeles stung by Hornets’ buzzer beater

TACOMA — Port Angeles clawed back from a 20-point first-half deficit in its Class 2A West Central District…

MEN’S BASKETBALL: Rough night at the office for Peninsula offense

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MEN’S BASKETBALL: Rough night at the office for Peninsula offense

PORT ANGELES — Out of place, out of sorts and out of luck. The Peninsula College men’s basketball…

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GIRLS BASKETBALL UPDATE: Sequim, Port Angeles, Chimacum district games rescheduled for today

TACOMA — The Port Angeles, Sequim and Chimacum girls basketball teams will begin postseason play today (Friday) after…

PREP BASKETBALL: District play a stacked deck in West Central playoffs

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PREP BASKETBALL: District play a stacked deck in West Central playoffs

PORT ANGELES — Another year, another slate of West Central District Class 2A basketball tournament games played in…

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OUTDOORS: Halibut quota grows in 2017

I LEFT OUT some information concerning the halibut quota for 2017 when I discussed an effort to extend…

GIRLS BASKETBALL: Port Angeles comes up big in fourth quarter to earn win

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GIRLS BASKETBALL: Port Angeles comes up big in fourth quarter to earn win

PORT ANGELES — Teams would rather avoid entering the postseason having to deal with the frustrations associated with…

AREA SPORTS BRIEFS: Olympic Peninsula Rowing Association fares well at indoor meet

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AREA SPORTS BRIEFS: Olympic Peninsula Rowing Association fares well at indoor meet

Rowing club performs well at indoor meet

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OUTDOORS: Support longer, safer halibut season

DEATH BY 1,000 cuts, otherwise known as the slow but steady dismantling of recreational sport fisheries in the…

MEN’S BASKETBALL: First-place Peninsula’s win gives Pirates some cushion

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MEN’S BASKETBALL: First-place Peninsula’s win gives Pirates some cushion

PORT ANGELES — The takeoff was a sight to behold. The landing more bumpy than expected. But the…