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SPORTS: Port Angeles girls’ title hopes fade in 52-40 loss
AUBURN — The Port Angeles girls basketball team’s state tournament dreams faded away in yet another disappointing playoff…
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MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Ups, downs of salmon fishing
SALMON SNOBS HAVE reason to rejoice, sort of. State Department of Fish and Wildlife officials expect an increase…
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SPORTS: Final season for Peninsula College softball team; women’s soccer to replace it in fall
PORT ANGELES — Diamonds aren’t forever at Peninsula College. The Pirates softball team will play its final season,…
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SPORTS: Area fighters gear up for Mixed Martial Arts battle at 7 Cedars Casino on Saturday night
BLYN — Two Port Angeles fighters will step into the ring for the first time at 7 Cedars…
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SPORTS: Pirates 4th seed
PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College men’s basketball team is headed to the NWAACC Championship Tournament as the…
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SPORTS: Neah Bay girls win third straight state title
YAKIMA — The Neah Bay girls basketball team is starting to make a habit of this. The Red…
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SPORTS: Port Angeles’ slow start leads to bi-district doom; girls lose, too
AUBURN — A slow start doomed the Port Angeles boys basketball team in its loser-out West Central/Southwest Washington…
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SPORTS: Port Angeles boys and girls basketball teams are a step away from Class 3A state tournament
The high school basketball playoffs have not been kind to the North Olympic Peninsula. A week that started…
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SPORTS: Neah Bay girls stay alive in Class 1B state tournament while boys lose heartbreaker
YAKIMA — The Neah Bay boys basketball team lost a heartbreaker to get eliminated from the Class 1B…
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SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team beats division-leading Shoreline to make the playoffs
PORT ANGELES — Peter Stewart stared at the stat shaking his head, his tie undone and brow still…
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SPORTS: Neah Bay boys and girls basketball teams lose in first round at state 1B tourney; Port Townsend boys lose tri-district game
YAKIMA — Both the Neah Bay boys and girls basketball teams had a rough time in the first…
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MATT SCHUBERT’S PREPS NOTEBOOK: A culture of basketball for Neah Bay
BASKETBALL IS KING in Neah Bay. Sure, the Red Devils are competitive in football, volleyball and track. But…
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SPORTS: Capital beats Port Angeles in a girls basketball bi-district seeding game; other prep reports
OLYMPIA — The Port Angeles girls basketball team played three solid quarters in its sub-district seeding game against…
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MICHAEL CARMAN’S GOLF COLUMN: Spring fever hits North Olympic Peninsula courses
THE SUNBEAM INFUSION of the past week has provided more than a good dose of Vitamin D. It’s…
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SPORTS: Five North Olympic Peninsula wrestlers place at state championships
TACOMA — Brett Johnson sat alone in the corner of the Tacoma Dome. Tears welled up in his…
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MATT SCHUBERT’S STATE NOTEBOOK: Semifinal matches are toughest in the state tournament
FORGET ABOUT THE finals. The biggest pressure cooker at the Mat Classic comes a round earlier. As any…
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BREAKING SPORTS: Half of Peninsula’s wrestling contingent enters today’s competition
TACOMA — Half of the North Olympic Peninsula’s wrestling contingent remains alive at Mat Classic XXII after one…
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MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS COLUMN: Time for the monster steelheads on West End
THE MONTH OF the monsters is nearly upon us. Yes, March Madness is about to take over the…
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MATT SCHUBERT’S OUTDOORS: Is this the time for your big steelie?
THE MONTH OF the monsters is nearly upon us. Yes, March Madness is about to take over the…
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SPORTS: Nine North Olympic Peninsula wrestlers start state championships today
TACOMA — Nine high school wrestlers from the North Olympic Peninsula are aiming for state medals starting today…
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