Sports

The District 7 Majors representative -- Pac West -- did a good job representing the area in fastpitch, having fun winning two games before losing two in the All Stars Little League State Tournament held at the Walla Walla Pacific Complex starting…MORE

New sport comes alive

By Michael Harthorne

It's a tough summer to be a Seattle sports fan.

The Sonics are gone, the Mariners are missing-in-action, and there is still a painful, football-less six weeks until the Seahawks'…MORE

For the first time in its 50 year history, the West Seattle Little League swept the District 7 All-Star tournaments, winning the 9-10, 10-11 and the 11-12 age divisions.

All three teams were undefeated and will advance to state tournaments…MORE

Pro instruction offered

Local tennis professional Steve Walters again offers area tennis lessons at outdoor locations this summer. Walters, certified Pro 1 by the United States Professional Tennis Association since 1986, has coached at…MORE

WEST SEATTLE - Outstanding pitching and hitting in the familiar confines of the Bar-S Playfields were just what the West Seattle All Stars needed in a pre-Independence Day sizzling celebration on the night of Thursday, July 3.

Showing…MORE

It was a one-run ballgame early before the score got away from Pac West in an eventual 9-3 loss to Rainier in the District 7 Juniors Division All-Star Tournament championship at Rainier Playfield Thursday, July 3.

Afterward, Pac West…MORE

Pac West struggled very little in winning the District 7 Little League Seniors Division All Star Tournament, beating Southwest, 15-1, in the championship at Rainier Playfield July 2 to send these 14-15 year old boys on to a close-to-home, bigger-…MORE

Players with Ballard Junior Football are eager to start practicing next month, but organizers are busy raising funds to pay for the costs of running the for the non-profit program.

"We're looking for support for our program, " said Lisa…MORE

The Ballard High School football program is holding another camp for young people on July 21, 22, 24 and 25 at Loyal Heights field.

Players in fourth to ninth grades are invited to participate.

money to operate

By Dean Wong

Players with Ballard Junior Football are eager to start practicing next month, but organizers are busy raising funds to pay for the costs of running the for the non-profit program.

"We're looking…MORE