The Skyline senior running back and defensive back, who helped the Spartans to the class 4A state title during the fall, knew he wanted to continue playing football in college. But with the recruiting process nearing its end, he wasn’t sure he would have that chance.
While the class of 2012 marked signing day by inking National Letters of Intent on Wednesday, one local 2013 prospect spoke with the leader of the reigning National Champions of college football.
Zaid Abdul-Aziz (Don Smith) played in the NBA for 10 seasons from 1968-1978 for the Cincinnati Royals, Milwaukee Bucks, Houston Rockets, Buffalo Braves, Boston Celtics and two stints with the Seattle Sonics after finishing his undergraduate degree and NCAA playing career at Iowa State.
Tri-Freaks, a Seattle-based multipart race coordinator, is bringing the RainMan Indoor Triathlon Series to Issaquah on Saturday, Feb. 11. The event will also feature a food drive to benefit FamilyWorks, a staple of events hosted by TriFreaks.
After a disappointing finish to 2011, Skyline hopes to make a deeper playoff run this season
In 4A, the boys basketball KingCo Tournament gets underway on Tuesday, Feb. 7 at the higher seeded school.
Two players from Sammamish and one from Issaquah helped the EPD 98 team to a regional championship
Pair of Issaquah High School grads hike Pacific Crest Trail for five months from Mexico to Canada
Ryan Lewis has committed to continue his career and education at Pittsburgh
The pair of local seniors recently received nominations to the nation’s most prestigious prep hoops showcase
Unable to meet as a team due to school closures, prep squads in the area are doing anything possible to keep their chemistry.
The location at 301 Rainier Blvd. South will remain open to the public with warm blankets, hot beverages and food.
Eastlake and Redmond will move to Crown Division beginning next school year and the Wolves are unlikely to face Spartans in football
The Spartans used 21 points from Megan Wiedeman to overcome Garfield while Issaquah limited Bothell to only 28 points in a victory.
Skyline checks into the top 10 in this week’s AP state basketball rankings
The Wolves’ sophomore and Bellevue Club Swim Team standout hopes to add more state titles and a trip to Nationals in 2012
Issaquah topped Bothell, Eastlake moved past Inglemoor and Skyline survived Garfield down the stretch.
Issaquah picked up a win over Roosevelt in wrestling and outlasted Eastlake in boys swim and dive
Skyline graduate Ryan Somers signed with the Bellingham Bells after joining the wood bat collegiate team in-season last year.
Eastside Catholic wrestlers captured a pair of championships at the Sky Valley Invitational
