Forks will send nine athletes to state
District crossover football games have been tweaked for this fall in place of a “Round of 32” high school football playoff system… Continue reading
State meet May 23-25 in Yakima
Port Angeles’ Tony McMahan is blazing a trail himself as for the first time in recent history, three Roughriders wrestlers in one… Continue reading
PA’s Austin Worthington wins second playoff in as many weeks
After a dominant season both on the mound and at the plate, Forks baseball pitcher Gunner Rogers was named the Pacific 2B League… Continue reading
Rivals will send at least seven athletes to state
The Port Angeles softball team picked up a well-earned No. 1 seed in the bidistrict tournament that begins Friday. The Roughriders, co-champions of… Continue reading
The Port Angeles softball team got both a measure of revenge and more importantly, the No. 1 district playoff seed out of… Continue reading
Faye Dachs has been a pioneer for Port Angeles High School athletics and she plans to keep being a trend-setter in her… Continue reading
Kennedy Rognlien played a big role in helping the Port Angeles girls softball team win an Olympic League co-championship. Rognlien’s biggest contribution came Thursday in… Continue reading
The Port Angeles boys baseball team now has a time and location for its first two games in the state 2A tournament that… Continue reading
Sequim’s Callie Thompson finished second in the Olympic League tennis tournament, qualifying for the West-Central District III tournament later this week. Thompson won… Continue reading
Riders to face WF West at state; Sequim’s bid for state berth ends one game short
Tiebreaking game Monday with North Kitsap at Dry Creek
The Crescent girls got four first-place finishes from sophomore Naomii Sprague to win the girls North Olympic League track and field subdistrict title,… Continue reading
The Forks track and field team got outstanding performances from its girls relay teams and throwers at the Pacific 2B League subdistricts meet… Continue reading
Rognlien homer powers Port Angeles
CITIZEN SCIENTISTS IN Jefferson and Clallam counties can train to become a crustacean detective of sorts on the lookout for populations of invasive European green… Continue reading