Top-ranked Skyline got a scare Saturday night, but held on to beat unranked Central Kitsap 16-14 on a rainy night in Sammamish.
Issaquah overcame a two-touchdown deficit Saturday to come from behind and beat Olympia 34-28 in two overtimes on the road.
In a near identical performance from last week’s regular-season finale, the Issaquah volleyball team defeated Newport handily Thursday night — 25-18, 25-19, 25-15 — to capture the KingCo 4A tournament championship and a top seed in the 4A state tournament.
The Issaquah girls soccer team kept its season alive Saturday beating Bothell 2-1 in a loser-out match.
Taylor Wyman rushed for three touchdowns, kicked five extra-points and added a field goal Friday night as Issaquah defeated Woodinville 38-7 in a loser-out KingCo 4A crossover game.
Skyline claimed three of the top 10 spots at last Thursday’s KingCo 4A cross country championships at Lincoln Park to win the overall team championship with 52 points.
Eastside Catholic was close, but came up shy, 45-43, in Thursday’s must-win matchup with Bainbridge.
Issaquah fended off a feisty Roosevelt in five games Monday night, winning 30-32, 25-17, 25-17, 19-25, 15-10.
Skyline kept its record perfect Thursday night, beating Plateau rival Eastlake, 3-0.
Eastlake put up a fight, but in the end it was undefeated Issaquah who prevailed Wednesday, earning a four-game victory over the Wolves — 25-15, 23-25, 28-26, 25-15.
Eastlake’s Li Wang finished just two strokes behind Redmond’s Charlie Mroz Wednesday at Snohomish Golf Course, helping the Wolves to a second place finish at the District 2 meet.
Eastlake had three golfers finish in the top 10 at Tuesday’s KingCo 4A medalist tournament at Snohomish Golf Course, placing second overall.
Issaquah won its ninth consecutive match on Monday night beating Redmond in three straight sets — 25-19, 25-14, 25-18.
Newport took two early leads over Skyline Friday, but the top-ranked Spartans prevailed with a 55-34 victory over the Knights.
The Skyline girls soccer team struck quickly Thursday night, beating Bothell 2-0.
Rachel Roeder and Sarah Hanna recorded 24 and 20 kills, respectively, Wednesday as Issaquah defeated rival Skyline in four games — 25-13, 25-17, 25-6, 25-20.
Issaquah won its fifth straight league game and ninth overall Tuesday night, beating Newport 2-0.
Rachel Roeder slammed down a season-high 29 kills and served up nine aces Monday, helping Issaquah defeat Woodinville in four games — 25-17, 22-25, 25-16, 25-13.
Senior running back Taylor Wyman scored three touchdowns and added a field goal last Friday as Issaquah pounded non-league Kamiak 38-6 in Everett.
Defending 4A state champion Skyline claimed a battle of powerhouse swim programs Thursday afternoon, defeating defending 3A champion Mercer Island 95-91 in their home water at Mary Wayt Pool.
