Sports

Ballard High School's Michael Day took first place Sept. 7 at the Jackson Park Golf Club, but the boys golf team fell to Newport High School 205-215.

Day shot par with 36 strokes, two strokes ahead of Newport's Kevin Zhao.

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In a match that – with an extra inch on the keeper's gloves or a ball placed another foot to the left – could have gone either way, the Ballard High School girls soccer team played Bishop Blanchet High School to a 2-2 tie in the opening match of…MORE

SPSL Football 2010 Schedule

Thursday, Sept. 9

TJ at Kentwood Federal Way at Puyallup

Friday, Sept. 10

Mt. Rainier at Auburn Todd Beamer at Bethel Decatur at Bremerton

Thursday, Sept. 16

Curtis at Federal…MORE

Perilous paths for opponents to follow will target the Federal Way School District area.

When South Puget Sound League boys tennis teams map out their route to 2010-2011 sterling supremacy, all roads will eventually have to pass through…MORE

If you ask West Seattle residents Ed Johnstone, 89, Shoko Tanaka, 81, and Ken Gifford, 87, what racket they are in, they will probably tell you “pickleball.” And they are champs, too.

The sport is like tennis, but is played indoors with…MORE

Chief Sealth football fell to Port Angeles 41 to 0 in a non-league contest tonight at the Southwest Athletic Complex on Thistle Street.

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In it's opening match of the 2010 season, the Ballard High School boys golf team lost to Issaquah High School 205-223.

Issaquah's Bryan Jung won the day with a score of 38.

Joe Stange's 43 was Ballard's top score of the competition…MORE

One game into the 2010 season, the Ballard High School football team has all ready matched its win total from each of the past two seasons, beating Sammamish High School 15-7 Sept. 2.

The Beavers took the lead in the first quarter of the…MORE

Photographer Kurt Howard captured these images of Kennedy's 41-7 thrashing of Decatur on September 2. Click on the photo to play slideshow.

By Bob Sims TACOMA -- Muhammad Ali used to like to say "Float like a butterfly and sting like a bee" to describe his boxing style.

A young Federal Way fighter took that adage to heart and used its message to beat Vili "The Tongan"…MORE