Tahoma’s boys soccer team found what it had been lacking late in the season when it knocked Kentwood out of the playoffs on May 12 — heart.
Class Included showed why she is a champion Sunday at Emerald Downs.
Tahoma stepped up on the last day of the season to give its long-time head coach Vern Smith, who is retiring at the end of the season, his final career win with a 6 – 3 boys high school lacrosse defeat of Lakeside, Saturday at Tahoma High School.
Perhaps it’s the fresh Northwest air or the dirt-racing surface, but there’s no denying Go With Gusto thrives at Emerald Downs.
A trio of Kent schools fastpitch teams along with Tahoma took the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh seeds into the West Central-Southwest District tournament with Kentwood finishing highest with a 3-1 showing at the South Puget Sound League fastpitch tournament Thursday and Friday.
Tahoma had the opportunity to get a little revenge against two teams it had lost to this spring and did just that on both counts in the West Central Southwest Bi-District tournament at Kent Memorial Park on Saturday.
The second day of the South Puget Sound track and field league meet was held on Friday, May 11 at French Field at Kent-Meridian High School.
Kent and Tahoma track and field teams competed at the South Puget Sound League Sub-Districts meet on Wednesday at French Field at Kent-Meridian High School.
This time around Kentlake didn’t need a coin flip or a tie breaker game to earn the No. 1 seed out of the South Puget Sound League North.
Kentlake High’s girls basketball team is hosting a youth hoops camp June 27-29.
It’s all settled on the pitch now — Thomas Jefferson is No. 1 out of the South Puget Sound League North division while Kentwood is No. 2. and Tahoma is No. 3.
Baseball teams from the North Division of the South Puget Sound League didn’t fare so well in the district seeding games against their South division counterparts.
Pacific Raceways’ venerable drag strip will get a much anticipated upgrade starting this weekend as work crews prepare a portion of the racing surface for replacement.
The Maple Valley Volleyball program for fourth through sixth grade girls has started.
Hudson Taylor’s hat trick led Tahoma to its seventh win of the season with a 9 – 8 boys high school lacrosse defeat of Northshore, Saturday at Bothell High School.
The aptly named Class Included heads a field of eight older fillies and mares nominated to the $50,000 Hastings Handicap to be run Sunday, May 13 at Emerald Downs.
A meet between the Kentwood and Kent-Meridian track and field teams was held on Wednesday at French Field.
The Tahoma and Kentridge track and field teams competed against each other on Wednesday at French Field at Kent-Meridian High School.
Tahoma has positioned itself for a battle with Thomas Jefferson for first place in the South Puget Sound League North boys soccer standings.
Tahoma’s fastpitch team is on a roll having won eight straight since its first league loss to Kentwood a month ago.
