Auburn and Auburn Mountainview battled to top-10 team finishes at this past weekend’s Mat Classic XXVIII state 3A wrestling championships at the Tacoma Dome.
The Auburn Trojan wrestling squad continued its dominance of the South Puget Sound League 3A with a first-place finish at the sub-regional tourney Feb. 7 at Auburn High School.
Mitch Wetmore is no stranger to seeing an Auburn Riverside basketball team succeed.
Unfortunately for Wetmore, the Ravens’ senior point guard and co-captain, until this year it wasn’t the boys basketball squad.
Pacific voters decide in November who will be the city’s mayor for the next four years and who will fill three City Council seats up for election.
The Auburn Riverside boys wrapped up its regular season with a 64-57 South Puget Sound League 3A win against district rival Auburn at the Auburn Riverside gym.
The Ravens (9-5 league, 12-8 overall) built on a 30-29 advantage at the intermission, outscoring the Trojans (6-8, 8-12) 16-10 in the third quarter to hold a 46-39 lead going into the final frame.
In the fourth quarter Auburn Riverside held off Auburn to win the game 64-57.
The Pacific City Council answered the question of what to do with marijuana business in the city this past week, voting to put the kibosh on recreational and medical pot stores, processors and producers.
Inside, it’s a nerd’s paradise.
Hundreds of students gather around scores of tables, all loaded with machine parts for the robots built to take home the coveted Washington FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) title at Kent’s ShoWare Center.
In the middle of the pits, a practice area allows the teams to finish fine-tuning the 18-inch-by-18-inch robots, preparing them to compete in Cascade Effect, this year’s challenge.
Inside, it’s a nerd’s paradise. Hundreds of students gather around scores of tables, all loaded with machine parts for the robots built to take home the coveted Washington FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) title at Kent’s ShoWare Center.
By the time Seahawks’ quarterback Russell Wilson threw his fourth interception of the game, the 12th Man jersey had been in a heap on the floor for at least 10 minutes.
On one end of the couch sat my 17-year-old son, Conner, eyes fastened to the screen, arms crossed, looking for all the world like he’d just lost his best friend.
I suppose in a way it looked to him like that was about to happen.
The Pacific City Council got an earful from speakers on both sides of the marijuana debate Tuesday at a hearing conducted to solicit input from the public before the council votes on the future of marijuana businesses inside the city.
Coming into this season, the Auburn Trojan wrestling squad was chock-full of talented wrestlers.
Picked the second best 3A team in the state by washingtonwrestlingreport.net’s preseason ranking, the expectation for Troy wrestling is high.
Too much work, and it eats up too much time.
To be specific, going out and placing notices of approaching water service termination on doors of homes whose residents haven’t paid their utility charges.
These are among the reasons the City of Auburn cited Monday night for potential rule changes related to notifying property owners their water service is about to be turned off and placing liens on their property.
The Auburn Riverside girls basketball team’s record fell to 11-3 on Monday morning with a 54-45 non-league loss to Juanita at the Matin Luther King Jr. Showcase at the ShoWare Center in Kent.
Against the Rebels (5-10 overall) the Ravens (6-2 league, 12-3 overall) never seemed to find their rhythm, shooting just 26.9 percent from the field, or 18-of-67.
At a public hearing hosted by the Pacific City Council at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, city residents once again get to speak their minds on the future of marijuana businesses in the city.
One question has been foremost on the minds of Auburn Riverside girls basketball fans this week.
No. 10 Auburn Mountainview had no answer for Peninsula’s JaQuori McLaughlin on Friday, with the Seahawks’ shooting guard torching the Lions for 38 points on the way to a 69-58 boys basketball win in Gig Harbor.
The Auburn Youth Soccer Association (AYSA) Auburn Blast Girls U12 are the Washington Recreational Cup winners for 2014.
The Blast, made up of players from Auburn, Covington, Bonney Lake and Puyallup, defeated the Sammamish Dynamite in penalty kicks, capping a 21-0-1 season.
After battling to a 1-1 tie in regulation, the Blast overcame the Dynamite 3-1 in penalty kicks.
2014 was an amazing year for high school athletics in the Auburn-area. So much so that it’s hard to pick just a handful of outstanding team and individual achievements.
Freshman Jason Brown had a game-high 14 points as Auburn squeezed past the Steilacoom 43-37 Saturday at the ShoWare Shootout in Kent on Saturday.
It didn’t take Katelyn Cooper long to find her passion. When she was only 3, her parents put a Fisher Price camera in her hands.
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