MARYSVILLE Everyone wanted to get out of the heat June 2, but the Walker Coffee Company team put its wishes into action, quickly defeating Corcoran Thunder 11-0 in four innings.
MARYSVILLE The Marysville baseball club defeated the Northwest Timberjacks in the first game of a June 2 doubleheader 6-1.
Four Lakewood girls made the list when coaches of the Cascade Conference announced their picks for the spring 2007 all-conference team.
MARYSVILLE Two one-loss Little League teams the Reds and the Nationals walked on to the field at Cedarcrest Middle School, but only the Reds walked off with their one-loss record intact.
Though the Strawberry Festival celebrates the berrys consumption in many forms chocolate-covered, cheesecake and fruit salad, among others the fitness-minded berry-lover has several Festival-endorsed means of compensating for overcompensating on strawberries.
The Marysville-Pilchuck football team rolled over Monroe 20-0 at the Bearcats stadium Oct. 5. The win gives the Tomahawks sole possession of fourth place in the conference.
LAKEWOOD Despite the absence of varsity regulars Marissa Schafer and Kaylie Kimmell, the M-P cross country team managed a fourth-place finish at the Hole in the Wall Invite Oct. 6 at Lakewood High School.
After a bumpy week, the Tomahawk soccer team got their season back on track with wins over Everett and Stanwood.
LAKEWOOD A fine mist of delicate raindrops filled the air. It was foggy and windy, which made for a cold first mile.
MARYSVILLE Sophomore Sarah Clark broke a three-year-old diving record Oct. 4, helping M-P to a 126-57 thrashing of Stanwood.
MARYSVILLE Nine different players scored as the Tomahawk girls defeated Mountlake Terrace 57-44 to remain unbeaten early in their schedule.
MARYSVILLE Senior forward Blake Lovells 7-for-8 free throw shooting in the first quarter helped put M-P up for good in a 53-47 non-conference win over Mountlake Terrace Nov. 29.
The Lakewood Cougar boys basketball team took to the court for the first time this season against an experienced Sedro-Woolley side. With six sophomores making their first appearance on the varsity the Cougars showed a bit of inexperience, but overall they looked very good and should be a competitive team this season. Unfortunately, Sedro put together a big third quarter and pulled away enough to hold off the upstart Cougars 71-65.
