Lots of local voices featured in this episode: Federal Way boys baseball clinches state tourney berth; Auburn Mountainview soccer beats Bainbridge to make the state tournament; among track highlights, Kent-Meridian girls dominate NPSL; Kent-Meridian boys soccer ends state tournament drought; Auburn Riverside baseball beats crosstown rival Auburn Mountainview to make state; Kentridge takes down Bethel in first round of district tournament; Liberty falls to defending state champ Mercer Island in baseball action; and a shoutout to a Todd Beamer alum who was named a NSIC gold glove winner while a Kentwood alum threw another scoreless outing for Bellevue College softball.
In this episode of Around the Sound Sports, we dive into prep softball and baseball highlights as well as soccer tournaments featuring athletes from Federal Way, Kent, Auburn and Renton.
In this episode, we talk about Federal Way National Little League’s new season and the challenges; Auburn Riverside beats Thomas Jefferson in softball; Liberty plays Lake Washington to a draw in boys soccer; Lindbergh faces Foster on the baseball diamond during Senior Night; playoff-bound Kentridge blanks Decatur 4-0 on the soccer pitch; Liberty’s softball team sweeps the season series against Juanita; and finally, an update on two local grads who play sports at Pacific Lutheran University.
Weekly podcast highlights Federal Way, Renton, Auburn and Kent prep sports.
Weekly podcast highlights prep sports in King County.
Sea Dragons drop home opener to St. Louis Battlehawks.
Enthusiasts are teaming up on a bill for a special plate. Proceeds would build and maintain courts.
System allows players, fans and coaches to see how their local sports teams measure up.
Cartoon by Frank Shiers
A tribute to Bill Russell, who died July 31 at the age of 88.
Dallas Glenn will race at Pacific Raceways for the first time since becoming a professional driver.
Adam Young looks forward to joining the United States Blind Hockey team in August.
The former Seahawks player will not have to do any additional jail time.
Facility is expected to open in 2024, before Seattle potentially hosts FIFA World Cup games in 2026.
Inappropriate behavior seen, heard or witnessed at any WIAA member school event can be reported.
At least 80 cases are tied to the events which included attendees from multiple counties and states.
Athletes are not required to wear masks when participating in sports of any contact level while outside.
Charges were filed following an incident at home of Sherman’s in-laws in Redmond.
Redmond Police allege former Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman crashed into a cement barrier on a State Route 520 off-ramp…
Agreements with 15 tribes await approval by the governor and the feds.
