t wasn’t exactly work as usual this past week for Lakewood’s Purrfect Pals cat sanctuary.
Teamed with Pasados Safe Haven and the Northwest Organization for Animal Help, Purrfect Pals helped rescue more than 100 cats from an undisclosed residence in rural Washington.
What’s summer without baseball? For these 13 Little Leaguers, that’s all there is.
For their age, they are the best ballers in their conference and they can prove it. The All-Star emblem on their uniforms wasn’t accidently sewn on by their mothers.
Arlington’s new Absolute Air Park Indoor Trampoline Park will have you bouncing like a rubber ball rocketing off a formica floor.
Now try throwing a cantaloupe-sized ball at an opposing player across from you. It’s not exactly you father’s dodgeball, but it’s close.
As the seats at Cedar Field were filling up, more than 60 Little Leaguers were preparing for the highly anticipated Marysville Strawberry Home Run Derby and Fastest Base Runner Tournament, held Friday, June 10. “Our defending champion moved up in age,” tournament director Cully Preston said. “So, we will have a new champion tonight. It is going to be a lot of fun for the players and the fans.”
Marysville-Pilchuck softball coach KT Allyn is still replaying in her mind the final innings of the Class 4A State Championship game. And why not? The Tommies uncharacteristically left the bases loaded in their final at-bat and lost a nail-biter to Walla Walla, 1-0, May 28, at the Merkel Sports Complex in Spokane.
For the second time in as many years, the Jackson Timberwolves defeated Marysville-Pilchuck in the District championship game.
