Nine Washington Tribes, including the Snoqualmie Tribe, can proceed with sports betting in their casinos after clearing a final hurdle Wednesday, Sept. 1, but it… Continue reading
The boys of Eastlake Little League’s 12U all-star team’s time at the Little League World Series came to an end Monday night (Aug. 23), as… Continue reading
Athletes are not required to wear masks when participating in sports of any contact level while outside.
Eastlake Little League’s 12U all star team was crowned Northwest Regional Champions with a victory Thursday night (Aug. 12), securing its spot in the Little… Continue reading
Charges were filed following an incident at home of Sherman’s in-laws in Redmond.
Redmond Police allege former Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman crashed into a cement barrier on a State Route 520 off-ramp then fled the scene before… Continue reading
Agreements with 15 tribes await approval by the governor and the feds.
Trevor Lane, a 2012 graduate of Mount Si High School, was selected to play on the U.S. Olympic baseball team — and could begin playing… Continue reading
The Valley’s own Kasey Maralack has joined a select group of youth golfers after making it to a nationwide golf competition this spring. Maralack, 16,… Continue reading
The Mount Si girls varsity basketball team lost the April 16 home conference game against Issaquah by a score of 64-47. Top scorer for Mount… Continue reading
Mt. Si senior quarterback Clay Millen looks for a receiver to connect with during the Wildcats’ 23-13 victory over Bellevue on March 12. On one… Continue reading
Mount Si’s Paul Talens and Addison Craig took first in the boys and girls two-mile cross-country races as the Wildcats teams both defeated Issaquah on… Continue reading
Following loosening guidelines from the state, Mount Si High School is gearing up to return student athletes to the field, with modified guidelines. The maximum… Continue reading
Practices scheduled to begin Feb. 1 for football, volleyball, soccer and 5 other sports
Season 2 now begins Feb. 1 and seasons have been shortened to seven weeks each.
The new plan places counties and sports in three-tier systems. No signs of a quicker return to play.
Construction on the project is expected to begin on Sept. 14.
