First pitch. Fastball. All the Bears needed was the ball to go deep enough to drive Bodenhammer in.
With the winter sports season barely a month in the books the coaching carousel is slowing down as both Tahoma and Kentwood have hired new boys basketball coaches.
Kentlake High School athletic director hires new boys basketball coach.
Kentwood continues to find ways to win on the baseball diamond.
Between rain and Kent School District’s spring break the week of April 9 there were just a handful of fastpitch games which left the South Puget Sound League North division standing essentially unchanged.
With seven games left on the South Puget Sound League North schedule Kentwood’s boys soccer team was atop the division standings.
Drivers hit the drag strip in the Auto Max USA Drag Race series at Pacific Raceways.
Kent schools track athletes finished spring break with top finishes at invitational meets in the region while Tahoma made the most of the week off from the league schedule.
Lake Tapps cruised to its sixth win of the season with a 17 – 6 boys high school lacrosse defeat of Tahoma, Friday at Tahoma High School.
Cat On Base, a 5-year-old Washington-bred gelding, put the exclamation point on trainer Howard Belvoir’s torrid start to the Emerald Downs season Saturday with a world record-tying performance in the $12,100 feature race for 3-year-olds and up.
Tahoma’s bats were hot on April 4 against Auburn when it put together a 9-5 win.
Kentwood’s girls track and field team dominated the Kent All City Meet on April 5 while the Kent-Meridian boys put together a strong performance thanks to its sprinters and relay team.
Racers competed in Super Pro, Pro, Sportsman and motorcycle categories on the drag strip
Summit Gymnasts hosted the Derby Days trampoline and tumbling meet on March 24
A new regional soccer club, the PacNW SC, has been formed by two current RCL clubs, Greater Renton FC and Dos FC.
For a moment early in the game against Kentlake, it looked like things weren’t going to go well for Tahoma.
Kentwood picked apart Kentlake in a 12-0 victory on the road on Wednesday.
Marley Prothero knew she was likely swimming the final race of her college career at University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Going into the race she felt ready. Knowing her dad, Mark, was there helped.
The Kent Meridian boys track team finished first out of 33 teams with 56.5 points at the Kent-Meridian Invite on Saturday, March 31. The Kentridge boys took second with 43 points. Kentwood girls took second out of 27 teams with 66 points, losing only to Auburn Riverside’s 85 points.
Kentwood bounced back from a 6-5 loss to Auburn Riverside on March 23 with a pair of wins in the past week.
