Port Townsend got 24 points, including 16 in the second half, from Jazmine Apker-Montoya and came from behind in the second half to… Continue reading
The Port Angeles basketball boys got blitzed in a 14-3 third quarter to lose touch after a close first half in a… Continue reading
Patient Seahawk fans were rewarded Wednesday night when DJ Supa Sam with the Seattle Seahawks and former Sea Gals Jessia Irwin and Gelly Liro visited… Continue reading
The Neah Bay basketball boys came roaring back in the second half to win their fourth… Continue reading
Steelhead enthusiasts can now show support for steelies by purchasing a vehicle license plate with an image of Washington’s iconic state fish. The… Continue reading
Tough, fast and on this night, able to shake free from a scrappy Sequim team. Port Angeles’ Roughriders got a big game from… Continue reading
A shorthanded Quilcene girls’ basketball squad managed to fend off Puget Sound Adventist 38-29 on the road for the Rangers’ first Sea-Tac 1B… Continue reading
Drizzle seeks basketball teams
for senior games The Port Townsend Drizzle Women’s Basketball Team is looking for competition at the Washington State Senior Games this July… Continue reading
Clam diggers have a green light to proceed with a razor clam dig Sunday and Monday at Kalaloch Beach in Olympic National Park… Continue reading
The Peninsula College basketball men shook off the rust from a 16-day Christmas break layoff, getting double figures from five players and… Continue reading
I WROTE A column a few weeks ago that Edgar Martinez would never make the Baseball Hall of Fame because of what I consider a… Continue reading
The Peninsula women got 27 points and 10 rebounds from Anaya Rodisha and 17 points, 11 rebounds from Alicia Dugan in a 74-69… Continue reading
Representatives from Peninsula College accept a check for $5,000 from Wilder Auto on Friday, Dec. 30 at the Peninsula Gym. “This is a very significant… Continue reading
The defending state 1B champion Neah Bay boys’ basketball team got off to a slow start this season as players had an exceptionally long football… Continue reading
The Chimacum basketball girls split a pair of games at the Blaine Holiday Invitational, narrowly losing to Vashon 40-36, but coming back to… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Roughriders split a pair of games at their holiday tournament, crushing Rochester 61-21, then losing to a good R.A.… Continue reading
The defending 1B state champion Neah Bay basketball boys got off to a sluggish start this season, but they heated up in… Continue reading
The best swimmer on the Olympic Peninsula wasn’t necessarily an individual, but a unit. It’s a foursome that has the potential to… Continue reading
Boys and girls teams from as far away as Bellingham and Mattawa will converge on Port Townsend this week for the annual… Continue reading
They come from metropolises of 13 million people and from as far as 8,000 miles away to play sports in Port Angeles.… Continue reading
