The Lakeside Senior Legion team has found a groove in the first two games of the annual Brandy Pugh Memorial tournament in Bellevue.
Little League action caught fire over the weekend as District 9 All-Star baseball and softball tournaments started around the Eastside.
Issaquah graduate Colin Curtis has received his first call to the big show.
After suffering losses in its first six games, the Lakeside Senior Legion baseball team moved into the win column Monday night.
Issaquah High School students matched the performances of other area high schools by releasing their own lip-dub video.
Issaquah’s run at a third consecutive Division I state lacrosse title came a halt Wednesday night with a 4-2 loss to rival Mercer Island.
The Eagles were held scoreless through the first three quarters by a stingy Islander defense.
A slow start proved too difficult to recover from Thursday afternoon as Skyline fell 4-1 to Lake Washington, ending the season for the Spartans.
Kevin Powers scored five goals and collected 10 ground balls Wednesday night to lead two-time defending state champion Issaquah to a 16-4 Division I lacrosse opening-round playoff victory over Stadium High School.
Skyline started the 4A state soccer tournament with a bang Tuesday night, beating Puyallup 3-0 at Sparks Stadium.
Connor Brandt scored four goals and Spencer Matches grabbed 19 ground balls, propelling Skyline into the Boys Division I state lacrosse quarterfinals with a 19-3 opening-round playoff win over Tacoma, Tuesday at Skyline High School.
Bothell exploded for eight runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to beat Skyline, 10-3, Tuesday during the opening round of the KingCo 4A tournament.
Skyline struck early and often Saturday afternoon, locking up a state tournament appearance with a 3-0 victory over Skyview of Vancouver.
The Skyline girls are accustomed to taking home league titles, but they had to settle for second best at last Friday’s KingCo 4A track & field championships.
Skyline won a meet best six events Friday to claim the KingCo 4A boys track and field title at Eastlake High School.
Amanda Tsitsis scored four goals Thursday as Eastside Catholic defeated Issaquah, 13-8, and advanced to the girls Division II lacrosse state finals on Saturday.
The Eastlake girls golf team captured third place Wednesday at the District 2 championships at Snohomish Golf Course with 60 team points. Newport won the tournament with 81 points and Redmond was second with 66.
Eastlake concluded its regular season with a 5-2 loss to Newport Wednesday afternoon, but still locked up the top spot in the KingCo Crest.
Kevin Powers and Jake Fritz each scored three goals Tuesday to lead Issaquah to its 14th win of the season with an 11-4 Boys Division I lacrosse win over rival Skyline.
One night after suffering a 3-1 loss to rival Skyline, the Issaquah baseball season came to an end.
The Eastside Catholic baseball team surrendered a lead late in Monday’s Metro baseball tournament opener, but rallied for a run in the bottom of the seventh inning to beat Franklin 7-6.
