Despite a rough shooting day from Leilani Padilla and Casandra White, the Peninsula women’s basketball team managed to stay within double digits of… Continue reading
Boys Basketball Crescent 46, Lake Quinault 31 Forks 65, Aberdeen 54 La Conner 83, Neah Bay 66 Crosspoint Academy 64, Chimacum 25 Pope John Paul… Continue reading
By the time the playoffs arrive, the Seattle Seahawks are going to feel just fine in a… Continue reading
Flying under the radar a bit because it involved hockey was an incredibly ugly story about former Calgary Flames head coach Bill Peters. This comes… Continue reading
For the second week in a row, a Peninsula College men’s basketball player has been named Athlete of the Week. Gabe Long is a 2019… Continue reading
The Peninsula College basketball men completed a three-game sweep at the Skagit Valley College Turkey Tournament, winning with explosive offensive and clutch… Continue reading
Prep Football Playoff Scores Saturday’s Semifinal Games Class 1B Naselle 70, Almira/Coulee-Hartline 44 Odessa 84, Entiat 20 Class 2B Kalama 44, Napavine 42 Onalaska 44,… Continue reading
Davien Harris-Williams had one of his worst games for the Peninsula basketball men Friday. And yet, showing the team’s new scoring depth,… Continue reading
When fans come to a Peninsula College game next Saturday, they’re going to notice a few changes. To the rules, that is.… Continue reading
In only his third year as the men’s head coach at Peninsula College, Jake Hughes has reached the pinnacle of the Northwest… Continue reading
A benefit tennis tournament to raise funds for The Smile Train, a charity to help babies in… Continue reading
AS WE PREPARE for Thanksgiving week, what do we have to be thankful for in the sports world on the Olympic Peninsula? First of all,… Continue reading
It’s not easy making the leap from high school basketball, especially from a small school, to college basketball. It appears Sequim’s Nate Despain is making… Continue reading
This year, the Pirates’ Davien Harris-Williams has help. Harris-Williams was the Pirates’ leading scorer last year at 16.8 points per game. But… Continue reading
The Peninsula basketball women bounced back from a heartbreaking last-second loss in the opener of the Wenatchee Valley Tournament by bouncing back and… Continue reading
It was a tale of two different kinds of basketball styles for the Peninsula men in their season openers at the Tritons/Pirates Classic,… Continue reading
The Peninsula College women’s basketball team bring back a lot of firepower from last year’s North Division champion squad and the team… Continue reading
Adventure sports on the North Olympic Peninsula are booming as area event promoter Peninsula Adventure Sports is adding two more outlets to… Continue reading
The Peninsula College soccer men had been thinking about Sunday’s game since … well, last year. The men had about as heartbreaking… Continue reading
What a finale for the Port Angeles swimming seniors. After a fifth-place finish at the West Central District III meet, the Roughriders weren’t expected to… Continue reading
