Sports

TACOMA--Foster made history last week.

Yes, the Bulldogs have survived longer in previous Class 2A state basketball appearances. But the 2008 Foster team that took two losses for a quick exit at state was probably the last to play at the…MORE

TACOMA--There's no shame in losing a game.

That's especially the case when a team battles all of the season and postseason to get to the state championship game, when expectations were that it wouldn't be anywhere near. Not even the team…MORE

- During their sensational 2007-2008 season drive, the Decatur High School boys basketball team played scintillating games that came down to the wire.

At the Tacoma Dome, three out of four games were decided on the last possession, but two…MORE

Wildcats make state first time since '70

By Dean Wong

West Seattle qualified for the Class 3A State Tournament in boys' basketball for the first time since 1970 with some big wins in Metro and the district playoffs.

Lead by…MORE

SEATTLE - Resounding whoops and hollers reverberating through the locker room at Hec Edmundson Pavilion late Friday night trumpeted the tale of triumph for a local girls basketball team.

Mere minutes earlier, the No. 3 John F.

TACOMA--Snohomish had a hole in its defense the size of Decatur's Darious Walker in last Wednesday's state Class 4A boys basketball tournament opener.

Walker wound up with a game high 27 points as the Gators won going away, 49-39, in the…MORE

TACOMA-Dalesky and Black Gymnasium at Henry Foss High School turned into a graveyard of dreams for Foster High School of Tukwila in a 47-35 loss to Olympic League champion Port Townsend in 2008 West Central District 2A boys championship game…MORE

Every one lost, as a team.

Led by a 1-for-13, first-half, three-point, shooting percentage, the Mount Rainer boys basketball team's hopes of getting to state easy were dashed by the lucky Peninsula Seahawks, who took advantage of that…MORE

Saturday, Feb. 23

Boys basketball

King's 50, SCS 46

Seattle Christian fell to a familiar longtime rival, taking a 15-4 lead

by the end of the first quarter.

Austin Revenig swished in 17 points and Nick…MORE

Kennedy could not get on the train as it left on the tracks, so to speak, and, therefore, the Columbia River Chieftains became a runaway train and were gone, quickly, with a 57-44 eventual win, making the Lancers chances a lot tougher of making…MORE