After struggling the first two weeks of the season, Issaquah’s offense has found a groove.
Eastlake head coach Gene Dales stood in silence at the 30-yard line Friday night and watched hundreds of black-clad Redmond students swarm their home field — still in disbelief that his Wolves just fell 24-21 to winless Redmond.
Defending 4A state soccer champion Skyline secured a 2-1 victory Thursday night over Plateau rival Eastlake.
Top-ranked Eastside Catholic lost a battle of Metro powerhouses on Wednesday night, falling in three games 25-21, 25-19, 25-22 to second-ranked Blanchet in Seattle.
The Issaquah girls soccer team devotes time to it every single practice. And, so far this season, the work’s paid off.
Issaquah flew out of the gates Friday grabbing their first win of the season — a 28-14 victory over Inglemoor.
It appeared the magic Skyline fans and players have become accustomed to the last two seasons – including a 21-point comeback against O’Dea to win the 2007 3A state championship, and 16-12 come-from-behind victory over Bothell in the 2008 KingCo title game – was going to reappear Friday night.
A vortex of hype has swirled around the game for nearly a year — now it’s time to take the field.
Like any top performer, Eastside Catholic is always aiming to get better.
That’s why after the state’s top-ranked 3A volleyball team defeated cross-town opponents Eastlake in three games on Monday — 25-18, 25-23, 25-11 — there was no large celebration.
Issaquah jumped out to an early lead, but couldn’t hang on against non-league opponent Mount Si on Friday night.
The Eagles, who led 7-0 after the first quarter, fell 24-21, dropping to 0-2 on the young season.
Lifting daughter Jordyn into his arms, and with son Kolten attached to his leg, first-year Eastside Catholic head coach Jason Gesser let out a huge grin on Friday night.
TENNIS Skyline nets win over Inglemoor Skyline defeated Inglemoor 6-1 on Thursday. The Spartans earned individual wins from Tyler VanGrunsven,…
Eastside Catholic beat Archbishop Murphy 20-14 tonight, after forcing the Wildcats into five turnovers.
The full story will come Monday.
Once before every practice, and again after every practice, the Eastside Catholic volleyball team groups together, holds hands, and answers head coach Andrew Ness’ question: “What is your goal?”
Eastlake repeated its opening-game success from last season, earning a 37-7 win over non-league Mount Si.
It happened faster than a blink of an eye for Issaquah.
Before the first quarter of Saturday’s Emerald City Kickoff Classic finale was over, the Eagles committed two costly turnovers, and were in a 20-0 hole to Bothell.
Skyline has a reputation of being one of the most prolific high school offenses in the country. But opponents be warned — the defense is quickly earning a reputation of its own.
Intense summer camps and grueling two-a-day practices will come to fruition tonight when the the Washington high school football season kicks off.
Competing in a league with a defending state champion, a state runner up, and a team recognized by ESPN RISE as No. 2 in the nation, Issaquah hopes to play an unusual role in 2009 — the underdog.
Skyline head coach Don Braman wants his team to remember one thing as they return to the soccer field after winning the 2008 state championship — the past is the past.
