A cape couldn’t have lifted Kentwood star Joshua Smith any higher Friday night at the ShoWare Center in Kent. Because…
Ron Charrier has believed in Eric Smith all season long, often praising his 5-foot-10 guard for bringing a calming influence…
Morganne Comstock continued to deliver the goods for the Kentlake High girls basketball team Friday afternoon at the ShoWare Center…
At 6-foot-9, there isn’t an inch of the basketball floor that Kentlake’s Jeff Budinich doesn’t see. And right now, Kentlake’s…
She helped helped guide the Tahoma High volleyball program from the bottom to near the top in just a handful…
He left an impression. For some, it was the trademark, stiff-legged limp that is remembered most — the result of…
There’s still plenty of basketball left to play. But even Kentwood boys basketball coach Michael Angelidis had trouble keeping his…
John Buban is usually too focused on the match at hand to hear anything, particularly the crowd. That changed Wednesday…
Greg Eley didn’t feel like wasting time Saturday afternoon.
With eye black striped along the sides of many of their faces, it was clear, these elderly folks came to…
Kentwood’s Ruben Navejas avenged an early-season loss and pinned down a title. Tahoma’s Tyler Lamb and Nick Bayer continued to…
He came into the school year on crutches.
All the blustery, snowy weather in the world couldn’t stop the Tahoma High wrestling team last weekend.
The affirmation keeps running through Cody Quinn’s mind.
It was bad luck, he tells himself. A cheap move when he was simply out of position.
Either way, driven by last year’s first-round loss at the state tournament, Kentwood’s 145-pound standout enters this season with a decent-sized chip on his shoulder.
And a little something to prove.
Corinne Welch felt it was time.
The excitement in Rob Morrow’s voice is evident.
They ran at or near the top of every race they competed in this season.
Unbeaten in the South Puget Sound League. District champions.
A state title seemed like a plausible goal for the Tahoma boys and girls cross country teams last weekend in the Class 4A state meet at Pasco’s Sun Willows Golf Course.
They got off to a fast start, then hit a slight bump along the way. But the Kentwood High volleyball team still found itself in familiar territory last Friday evening in the Class 4A West Central District tournament at the Kitsap Sun Dome in Silverdale.
A pair of shutouts — and a pair of state girls soccer playoff berths.
Before Kentwood put the clamps on its third straight SPSL title, Kentlake’s Melissa Kozy delivered the performance Saturday’s volleyball tournament.
