IT TAKES A thick skin to survive in this world, or so I'm told. Apparently, it takes a shell to survive in the waters of… Continue reading
SEQUIM — At Monday's practice Sequim boys basketball coach Greg Glasser encouraged his team to work the ball down low in the post on offense.… Continue reading
POULSBO — The Sequim girls basketball team upset North Kitsap 34-31 to move into sole possession of second place in the Olympic League and set… Continue reading
FROM OUR VANTAGE point atop Pigeon Point in West Seattle, the big city’s New Year’s fireworks turned out to be a real dud. I had… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Since he was hired as athletic director for the Port Townsend School District in mid-August, Scott Wilson has been working on establishing… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula Pirates host Edmonds for their North Division women's and men's basketball home openers Wednesday. For the Peninsula women, it will… Continue reading
BELLINGHAM — The Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams opened North Division play facing the NWAACC’s men’s and women’s second-leading scorers. And against the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles won its fourth consecutive Battle for the Axe as the Roughriders won all five of their matches in the tournament.… Continue reading
FORKS — Judging a game by its front and back cover, the Forks girls basketball team had nice 1A Evergreen League outing against Rainier. The… Continue reading
FORKS — Forks boys basketball team fell in 1A Evergreen to Rainier 48-39 in a game that was either closer or more lopsided that the… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — The Neah Bay girls basketball team beat Mary M. Knight for the second time in less than two weeks by a score… Continue reading
HOPE THAT THE hatchery steelhead will soon make a mighty winter run is dwindling. “The longer it goes, you start to wonder if [the run]… Continue reading
HOPE THAT THE hatchery steelhead will soon make a mighty winter run is dwindling. “The longer it goes, you start to wonder if [the run]… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Roughriders will look to defend its title at the ninth annual Olympic Shootout wrestling tournament, or Battle for the… Continue reading
IT APPEARS MORE anglers are fishing for hatchery steelhead on the West End rivers, but it’s tough to say whether or not they are having… Continue reading
HAPPY NEW YEAR, and welcome to part two of my annual look back at the way things went down golf-wise in the past year. Truthfully,… Continue reading
I'M A FIRM BELIEVER that number-one rankings should not be shared. One is supposed to be a lonely number, especially at the top. If it… Continue reading
BONNEY LAKE — The Port Angeles girls basketball team lost on the road to Bonney Lake in the last North Olympic Peninsula high school sports… Continue reading
MOSES LAKE — The Peninsula College men’s team concluded its nonleague slate with a fifth-place showing at the Big Bend Holiday Tournament. The Pirates opened… Continue reading
VASHON — After second- and third-place showings in its previous two tournaments, Forks came away with its second first-place finish of the year at The… Continue reading
