MARYSVILLE The mercury was hovering around 74 degrees outside but inside the Skate Inn, it was even hotter as about a dozen skaters on old-fashioned four-wheel roller skates glided gracefully across the lacquered floor, honing their routines.
ARLINGTON Five innings were all it took for the Arlington 76ers to defeat Burlington and remain eligible to place in the Wally Evans Tournament over the holiday weekend.
It took six years, but Arlington resident Rob Putnam completed a journey across the southern part of the United States by bicycle this April.
LAKEWOOD According to Lakewood soccer coach Vaughn Vandelac, the Cougars 4-3 win over Coupeville should not have been the shootout that took place April 5 at Lakewood High School.
LAKEWOOD The lead swung back and forth like a pendulum, but in the end, the Lakewood baseball team gave up eight runs in the seventh inning allowing Sultan to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat, pulling off a 15-11 win April 6 at Lakewood High School.
Power Alley baseball dropped two straight July 13 and 14 to fall out of the Mickey Mantle 15U playoffs at Petrovitsky Park in Renton. The losses brought about the end of the Bulldogs season.
Though the boys and girls cross country teams at Lakewood are among the states best in their division, they werent the only stars at the South Whidbey Invitational Sept. 15.
EVERETT As coach for both fall football teams and the Marysville Wolverines, Dan White said he prefers strategizing for the offense-oriented Arena Youth Football League Wolverines.
MARYSVILLE Though the rain had temporarily let up, a cool wind crossed Marysville-Pilchuck stadium. Still, it wasnt enough to keep a couple hundred Relay For Life participants in their tents and RVs.
MARYSVILLE Is it too soon to call them a dynasty?
After graduating a senior-laden team, no one could blame Tomahawk wrestling for struggling out of the gate.
MOUNTLAKE TERRACE As Mountlake Terrace forfeited half their matches, M-P wrestling couldnt really lose as the Hawks hosted four teams on a chilly Nov. 30 night.
LAKEWOOD Freshman slugger Kahlee Barrio was responsible for three runs in the fifth inning of Lakewoods 4-3 defeat of Granite Falls, but the Cougars were almost undone by errors.