Sports

In pre-season training camp, Ballard Beaver Head Coach Gary Hunter said a late March game against the tough Garfield Bulldogs would be a test for his veteran team. The Beavers passed that exam with flying colors and four goals while limiting the…MORE

Speed will be a key to success for the Ballard Beavers this year as they seek to make an impact in KingCo baseball.

League opponents are taking notice with Juanita absorbing a 19-9 loss and Eastlake coming out on the losing end 7-2 in mid-…MORE

Federal Way looks to be in the running for the South Puget Sound League North boys track and field title after beating the also undefeated Tahoma Bears, 85-69, in action at Federal Way Memorial Thursday.

The girls had some great…MORE

Speed will be a key to success for the Ballard Beavers this year as they seek to make an impact in KingCo baseball.

League opponents are taking notice with Juanita absorbing a 19-9 loss and Eastlake coming out on the losing end 7-2 earlier…MORE

Baseball

Ev. Luth. 4, Rainier Chr. 3

Jeff Parker won on the mound for the Eagles of Des Moines last Tuesday, March 20. Patrick Betts hit a two-run home run in the third and Christian Birsching hit 2-for-3 with one run.

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Manuel Medina (13) of Kennedy heads the ball out while being run into by a Tyee player. Photo by Kurt Howard

It should be an interesting year for the Ballard boy's soccer team with 13 seniors providing enough experience and confidence for the team to predict a KingCo Tournament qualification at year's end.

Head Coach Gary Hunter says his Beavers…MORE

Veteran team returns for shot at KingCo

By Dean Wong

With spring fast approaching the Ballard Beavers fast pitch softball team is ready to make a statement in KingCo.

There's reason for optimism. Eleven players from last year…MORE

Girls basketball

Western 1A Bi-District

SCS 55, Vashon 39

Seattle Christian went on its way to state in Yakima with the Saturday, Feb. 14 victory over Vashon Island. egan Collier scored 18 points and Melissa Collier 11 for…MORE

The luck of the draw certainly wasn't with the Decatur Gators for Wednesday's state 4A boys basketball tournament opener, but they made up for it with a David and Goliath routine to edge the towering Snohomish Panthers, 53-50.

All but one…MORE