LAKEWOOD — Down 19-6 at halftime, it seemed the Lakewood football team was done against South Delta, but quarterback Austin Lane gave the Cougars a brief rally in the third quarter. Lane put together a drive that ended in a touchdown but a missed two-point conversion brought the score to 19-12. But Lakewood’s defense couldn’t stop South Delta from scoring and things became lopsided again for the Cougars when they, in turn, were unable to put up points. The game ended in a 41-26 loss for Lakewood. Lakewood’s record is 0-2.
MARYSVILLE — The quarterback carries a load of responsibility for any offense, but sophomore Caleb Koellmer executed both physically and mentally in his debut game last week.
ARLINGTON — Arlington won its season opener against Redmond in a non-league football game 27-21 Sept 2. Arlington junior quarterback Campbell Hudson was 15-for-30 throwing for 179 yards and three touchdowns but two interceptions.
LA CONNER — Jaylene Priebe led Lakewood with three goals, and teammates Khloe Simmons, Baylee Dixon and Preston LaLone added one each in the Cougars’ debut soccer win of the season over La Conner 6-1 Sept. 6.
ARLINGTON — The Arlington football team intends to defend the 3A Wesco North title, but first they’ll have to rebuild after losing 25 seniors.
LAKEWOOD — Lakewood cross country coach Jeff Sowards said to look for seniors James Hafner and Anthony Meza, and freshman Alex Jensen as key contributors this season on the boys team as top runners in their new 2A Northwest Conference.
MARYSVILLE — Softball is a game, but it is also an escape for some.
MARYSVILLE — Though the 2016 Summer Olympics are in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, kids in Marysville got to enjoy some similar-type fun.
MARYSVILLE — Presented with the option of continuing his successful basketball career or joining the Armed Forces, Quantez Gurley followed his uncle’s footsteps — the Navy.
MARYSVILLE — Instead of staying indoors, kids are still getting up early to play basketball while they can in the summer.
EVERETT — The Marysville Junior Little League baseball All-Star team won the District 1 championship June 29, earning them a state playoff berth July 17 in Vancouver, WA.
MARYSVILLE — If you were idly scrolling your newsfeed on Facebook, you probably came across a video of a man poking fun at his hometown – Marysville.
EVERETT — It’s “all coming together” for Marysville’s 10-and-11-year-olds little league All-Star baseball team.
