Friday’s Scores PREP FOOTBALL Sequim 35, Forks 26 Mount Baker 49, Port Angeles 22 Granite Falls 68, East Jefferson 0 Crescent def. Muckleshoot, forfeit ACH… Continue reading
The accomplishments of a committed crop of Port Townsend youth athletes were recently celebrated at an awards ceremony recognizing a summer’s worth… Continue reading
Shellfish managers with the state Department of Fish and Wildlife announced 42 tentative days of razor clam digs at four… Continue reading
Separate events expected to bring hundreds of athletes, spectators to town
Lincoln Park BMX Track riders earned a combined 44 state plates at the Washington State… Continue reading
Forks at Sequim, 7 p.m. Friday
The Port Angeles football team wrote history last year, as the Roughriders enjoyed their most successful season in more than a decade.… Continue reading
A humbling 2023 campaign provided offseason motivation for East Jefferson football players hoping to avoid a similar winless fate this fall. “For… Continue reading
Team must replace many senior leaders, however
The Bad Influence 156 boat out of Oregon competes at the Extreme Sports Park on July 27. The sprint boats are returning for another weekend… Continue reading
12-strong group of seniors
Quillayute River recreational survey
After getting to the final four of the state playoffs in two straight season, the Neah Bay football team is primed and… Continue reading
PC offering fall soccer, volleyball
But plenty of firepower from last year returns
Women beat Multnomah in scrimmage
Rangers return six seniors and a big front line
The pads are cracking on the practice fields. Rosters are being set. Schedules being updated. This week is the calm before the storm. Prep season… Continue reading
Athletes must register by Monday if they want to take advantage of lower prices for the Big Hurt. The Big Hurt, put… Continue reading
Master Alan Lindwall (in black, rear), head instructor for Seibu Ryu sword school of Iai-battojitsu of Seattle, spent Saturday at White Crane Martial Arts in… Continue reading