Wins and zeroes continued to pile up for Kentwood’s girls soccer team last week.
‘On the side’ is a mid-week glance at the week’s top ticket, streaks, numbers and miscellaneous sports rumblings involving Covington and Maple Valley.
The Tahoma Bears believe they’ll be a force to be reckoned with when it’s time for the state boys cross country meet next month.
Andre Barrington saw it coming last Friday night at Maxwell Stadium.
And in a flash, Federal Way’s do-it-all running back/defensive back did something about it, intercepting the errant pass from Tahoma quarterback Heyden Johnson and turning it into a 66-yard touchdown.
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By ERICK WALKER The Reporter Andre Barrington saw it coming on Friday night at Maxwell Stadium. And in a flash,…
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Another game, another shutout.
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It may seem a little early in the season for a must-win game, but for the Tahoma and Auburn Riverside girls soccer teams, Tuesday’s match at Maxwell Field had all the feel of a postseason contest.
They admittedly came into Tuesday night’s South Puget Sound League North Division volleyball match against upstart Tahoma a bit out of sync.
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Shutouts are beginning to pile up for Kentwood’s girls soccer team.
The Kentwood High football team entered last Thursday’s showdown against Auburn Riverside with a monkey on its back and a chip on its shoulders.
They had momentum. And a nice touch of confidence heading into last Friday night’s showdown at French Field against South Puget Sound League North Division power Federal Way.
By ERICK WALKER The Reporter They had momentum. And a nice touch of confidence heading into last Friday night’s showdown…
The Kentwood High School football team entered last night’s showdown with Auburn Riverside with a monkey on its back and…
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Eastside lacrosse coaches Susan Haviland of Carnation and Vernon A. Smith of Maple Valley have recently been selected for 2008 induction into the Washington State Lacrosse Hall of Fame. The Eastside lacrosse icons, who have been instrumental in growing the sport in the state, join a class of five to enter the state’s lacrosse hall.
