In saving his best strides for last, Wasserman came home with another first.
Lewi Larson runs through the play over and over again in his head.
Omare Lowe has been down this nomadic path before.
You could say the former Tahoma High star has spent a lifetime bouncing from home to home – whether in the National Football League or during a tumultuous childhood – and it would be no exaggeration.
But with each stop, the ever-resilient Lowe always has managed to put adversity aside and land on his feet.
They’re not playing games, running races or jumping into the pool just yet. But high school sports are back.
Their numbers are low and they don’t have a home to call their own.
Rainiers baseball: at Sacramento RiverCats, 7:05 p.m. (KHHO 850 AM).
Seahawks preseason football: vs. Chicago Bears, Qwest Field, 6 p.m. (KONG, KIRO 710 AM).
Frustration has melted into determination for Kevin Kooyman.
Walking the Washington State University football sidelines wondering what could have been – or what likely should have been – can do that to a guy who possesses an inner drive nearly as big as he is.
Another week, another golf title.
In the workaday world, Ruta Biteman has done some heavy lifting as a caterer. Amy Weimar is all about precision with her various instruments as a dental hygienist. And Jaclynn Moergeli does double-duty, dealing the cards at an area casino while working toward her masters degree in counseling.
For Auburn’s Dave Villwock, it was the right place, the right time – and the right speed.
Malia Arrant and Jimmy Dunn agreed that the results weren’t exactly what they wanted.
There were no scorecard glitches this time.
Name a city in the U.S. or abroad and, chances are, Toby Mollett probably has been there at some point.
