GIRLS SOCCER: AT A GLANCE
Changes are afoot.
For Gallyn Mitchell, it was another one of those weekends.
Last Saturday, Mitchell rode five winners on the 10-race card at Emerald Downs — his second five-bagger of the season. One of those victorious rides, aboard News Alert in the sixth race, gave trainer Tim McCanna his 56th victory of the meeting at the track, a new single-season trainer’s record for wins.
For a football program that prides itself on success, the Kentwood Conquerors entered the new season Saturday at Qwest Field…
TENNIS AT A GLANCE
Decisions, decisions.
On the one hand, it’s a calendar quandary that Colton Belmondo wouldn’t mind facing.
On the other hand, the Kentwood High senior would much rather just have the calendar cooperate.
As she stepped to the starting line in the Danskin women’s triathlon a couple weeks ago, Kathy Morrisson had a hunch.
With a new prep sports season upon us, plenty of fresh names and faces are sure to emerge. Here, The Reporter takes an A to Z look at some of the faces who have made news or should do so in the coming months.
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FOOTBALL: AT A GLANCE
They’re getting back to basics. Returning to their roots.
And if all goes as planned, the end result for the Tahoma High football team will be a fourth playoff berth in the last five years.
FOOTBALL: AT A GLANCE
Who’s next?
In saving his best strides for last, Wasserman came home with another first.
FOOTBALL: AT A GLANCE
Lewi Larson runs through the play over and over again in his head.
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.
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.
