Sports

Drive after drive, near miss after near miss.

That is what Kentwood used to wear down Todd Beamer on its way to winning Wednesday’s South Puget Sound League championship girls soccer match at Federal Way Memorial Stadium, 3-0.

Both…MORE

Swimmers from Todd Beamer, Thomas Jefferson, Federal Way and Decatur spent time doing well in the water, going against each other and others from competing schools in the South Puget Sound League and Narrows League -- all for a right to go to…MORE

It was an odd score for a football game, with Decatur’s 8-3 lead sounding more like a baseball score. Then it got even weirder when the two teams got into a baseball-style benches-clearing brawl.

The fight broke out - and ended - with 43.8…MORE

PURDY--Brother, was this ever a fun game to watch!

And what set the tone for the Federal Way Eagles to excitedly beat the state’s No. 8-ranked 4A football team, Gig Harbor, via a great game plan from head coach and offensive coordinator…MORE

After a great season, which ended in a disappointing loss in a shoot out against Bishop Blanchet, 12 seniors from the West Seattle girls soccer team will be graduating, many of which will never play soccer again.

"Season-wise we ended up…MORE

Whitewater club opens

Miss watching Olympic swimming? Come try it yourself at Whitewater Aquatics.

The new season opened Sept. 8, with swimmers from age 6 and up are still welcome to join and have coach Greg or coach Casey take…MORE

Two Ballard High School cross country runners participated in the 4A state championship meet Nov.

PUYALLUP - Strong opening statements against a formidable foe evaporated into weak closing arguments for the Evergreen Lutheran volleyball team in a losing verdict on Saturday, November 1, at the Four Seasons Center at Chief Leschi High School.…MORE

This season the Ballard Knights Juniors football team did their part to make up for the a disappointing year in local sports by going 7-1 on the season and winning the league championship Nov. 1.

Jason "Coach Buzz" Busbe said this year's…MORE

No one did that hard thing called “running” better than Mount Rainier’s Michael Miller, the No. 1 finisher for 3A boys and coming off injury.

Seattle Christian’s Michael Cross, excelled too, qualifying for state in the 1A boys race, taking…MORE