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Kennedy didn’t have much to play for, after having its world rocked from a 4-1 semifinal loss to Everett that came quickly and suddenly, if not, shockingly.

But play they did the next day, beating a good Shorecrest team, 2-0, in the 3rd-…MORE

SUMNER - It was a lethal bolt of late fall lightning that disintegrated the dreams of a local soccer team in its quest to ascend to the throne on Saturday, Nov.

SUMNER - Dreams of a state title for a SeaTac squad were devastatingly dashed by a formidably faster and supremely stronger opponent on the moistened turf of Sunset Chev Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 22.

Landing hurting bombs against its…MORE

Broussard at Seattlel U.

Federal Way graduate Aaron Broussard scored two points for the Seattle University men’s basketball in an 87-82 loss to Evergreen State.

Orr, Peterson at Concordia

Todd Beamer graduate Brittany Orr and…MORE

Looks like diving is going to be huge for Todd Beamer at state this coming Feb. 14-15, 2009, for the boys swim team there this high school season.

HUGE.

And, get rid of that period and put an exclamation point after that HUGE, too,…MORE

Thomas Jefferson’s Raiders boys swim team should be good, not great, in this coming South Puget Sound League North Division high school swim season.

Wendy Neely’s school she coaches swimming at is known for a high-profile academic learning…MORE

It was a lethal bolt of late fall lightning that disintegrated the dreams of a local soccer team in its quest to ascend to the throne on Saturday, Nov.

SUMNER - Plentiful preparation and a multitude of motivation left the Seattle Christian girls soccer team happily singing in the rain Friday at Sunset Chev Stadium.

Seattle Christian midfielder Jordan Comiskey lofted home the game’s only…MORE

Evergreen Lutheran is going somewhere its girls soccer team has never been in 10 years of existence at this little school off 260th and Pacific Highway in Kent.

The state final is where!

The Eagle girls beat Ocosta (Westport area),…MORE

Perseverance under pressure on Saturday, Nov. 15, enabled the No. 1 ranked Class 3A John F. Kennedy girls soccer team to climb upset minded Mount Si in crisp, but dry conditions at Highline Memorial Stadium in Burien.