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PREP SPORTS: Port Townsend girls basketball advances to 1A Tri-District; other area reports
TACOMA — For the second consecutive year, the Port Townsend girls basketball team ended Charles Wright’s season in…
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WRESTLING: Area grapplers qualify for state meets
BRUSH PRAIRIE — The North Olympic Peninsula will be well represented at Mat Classic, the state high school…
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Peninsula women earn playoff spot as Pirates sweep Olympic
BREMERTON — Peninsula College’s basketball teams picked up a road sweep over NWAACC League foe Olympic thanks to…
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PREP SWIMMING: Port Angeles third at districts; Sequim’s Prosser makes state
RENTON — Port Angeles finished third at the West Central District boys swimming and diving Championships at Lindbergh…
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COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula men’s coach Chapman also will coach Kitsap Pumas
BREMERTON — Peninsula College men’s soccer coach Andrew Chapman has a new job as the head coach of…
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PREP BASKETBALL: Port Angeles boys, Sequim girls gear up for district tournament
PORT ANGELES — West Central District basketball playoff action begins for the North Olympic Peninsula’s largest high schools…
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LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS: Halibut seasons shortened again
THE DATES FOR the upcoming halibut season have been circulating throughout the North Olympic Peninsula. I hate to…
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Peninsula women keep postseason dreams alive; men’s hopes dim with loss
EVERETT — Peninsula College women’s basketball edged Everett 71-66 to stay in control of their NWAACC tournament destiny,…
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PREPS BASKETBALL: Quilcene boys and girls advance to 1B Tri-District tournament
TACOMA — Quilcene’s boys and girls basketball teams each advanced to Class 1B Tri-District play-in games Saturday, both…
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Port Angeles’ Easton Napiontek set for first baseball spring training with Texas Rangers
PORT ANGELES — Easton Napiontek is headed back to the pingpong table. The 2012 Port Angeles High School…
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Peninsula women keep postseason dreams alive; men’s hopes dim with loss
EVERETT — Peninsula College women’s basketball edged Everett 71-66 to stay in control of their NWAACC tournament destiny,…
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PREPS BASKETBALL: Quilcene boys and girls advance to 1B Tri-District tournament
TACOMA — Quilcene’s boys and girls basketball teams each advanced to Class 1B Tri-District play-in games Saturday, both…
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LEE HORTON’S OUTDOORS: Marine Area 9 salmon limit reduced
THE LAST THING a salmon derby needs is a daily limit decrease. The Olympic Peninsula Salmon Derby is…
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PREP BASKETBALL: Port Angeles seniors go out with win over Port Townsend; Sequim clinches postseason berth; other area reports
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles dominated Port Townsend 63-26 after putting together some of their “smoothest play of…
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BOYS BASKETBALL: Port Angeles holds off Port Townsend’s rally to win 50-48
PORT TOWNSEND — Appropriately enough for Senior Night, a pair of senior duos stood out on both sides…
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BOYS BASKETBALL: Bremerton beats Sequim to earn Olympic League title
SEQUIM — Bremerton won the Olympic League boys basketball championship by beating Sequim 80-74 at Rick Kaps Gymnasium.…
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MICHAEL CARMAN ON GOLF: 2015 U.S. Open seeking volunteers
ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY will wing its way to the Pacific Northwest in little more than a year. A…
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LEE HORTON’S PREP NOTES: Teamwork gives Sequim boys basketball shot at league title
SEQUIM BOYS BASKETBALL coach Greg Glasser made a point after last season to point out how much talent…
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COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula players sign up for next level
PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College soccer program has become a pipeline to high-level university soccer. Players from…
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WRESTLING: Port Angeles second at sub-regionals, sends eight to regionals; other wrestling reports
PORT ANGELES — Olympic League sub-regional tourney titles were earned by Port Angeles’ smallest wrestler, 106-pound Tyler Gale…
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