Sports

A lifetime filled with the love of baseball has meant the world to Ken Proctor. Now he has published his own book, "Baseball Memoirs of a Lifetime" to share his experiences with the public.

Proctor, now 82 years old, says he grew up in the…MORE

In girls swimming, the Ballard Beavers have the talent and depth to be one of the top teams in the state this season.

"We have a lot of talented swimmers. We have a lot of returns on the varsity and a good freshman class," said Head Coach…MORE

With only two returning seniors, the Ballard Beavers volleyball team will rely on youth as they seek another playoff run in KingCo this season.

Ballard played well enough to beat Garfield in a Jamboree game on September 4, but the short…MORE

Mount Rainier quickly destroyed an under-manned, less than a dozen suited up, Tyee team, 9-0, in girls opening round Seamount League soccer action at Highline Memorial Field Thursday.

The Rams improved to 1-1 while Tyee remains winless.…MORE

Pro instruction offered

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

SPORTS CORRESPONDENT

The Evergreen football team took a few lumps last season under first-year coach Shaun Tarantola, but could very well be doing the lumping before this Seamount League season is over.

"We were 3-7 last year but we…MORE

Highline's football team should be much improved this 2006 season, and that is positively saying a ton. They've been the worst team in the state the last few years just about, having reached a 29-game losing streak that's actually tied with one…MORE

With the football season set to begin on September 1, the Ballard Beavers will feature more running plays in their offense to balance their steadily improving passing attack.

The team is loaded with returning players looking to establish a…MORE

The Northwest Little League Seniors wrapped up a successful season last week after finishing in a three-way tie for second place at the Western Regional Senior Tournament in Salem, Oregon.

Montana then played Hawaii for the tournament…MORE

Chasing after Olympic View Swim Club swimmer Chase Onstot was what everyone had to do in the 50 freestyle and 50 backstroke, to no avail, and Matt Jude, hey, what can one say, the guy's singingly poetic in the water, winning three individual…MORE