WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17
Later this fall at Tahoma High, they might refer to it as The Drive.
The Auburn Trojans did everything Kentwood expected them to do on the football field last Friday night.
Ed Rosin is the new girls basketball coach at perennial state power Auburn Riverside High School. Rosin will coach under…
Wasserman continued his dream season Sunday at Emerald Downs with a head victory over Hired Hand in the $50,000 Muckleshoot…
By the end of this school year, Trish Averill figures to have her high school diploma and a couple of associate of arts degrees.
• FAVORITE: Pick ’em.
BASEBALL
A total of 79 nominations were made for the seven races – an average of more than 11 horses per event – in Sunday’s Washington Cup VI at Emerald Downs.
The timing was there. And it couldn’t have come at a better time for the Auburn Riverside football team.
Kentridge returns three of the five players who went to state last spring: Matt Overland in singles (third place), and the doubles team of Paul Yi and Vineeth Omkaram (did not place).
Jeff Gouveia wasn’t about to let his team lose their season-opening South Puget Sound League football showdown against seventh-ranked Federal Way last Thursday night.
Nick Allen was ready for the next step. Ready to serve up more success on the tennis courts for Auburn Mountainview High School.
And ready to do it alone. In singles.
Jockey Kevin Radke, the leading rider at the meet with 100 wins, will miss the final three weeks of the…
TODAY
• Favorites: Kentwood, Auburn Riverside.
Changes are afoot.
And for the girls soccer teams that now comprise the re-shuffled South Puget Sound League North Division, the numbers can be both daunting and inspiring at the same time.
BASEBALL MAPLE VALLEY PONY TRYOUTS Tryouts for 2009 select teams will take place throughout September. All players should show up…
For Gallyn Mitchell, it was another one of those weekends.
Kama Frank can hardly wait to get started.
Especially now that he’s the starting quarterback at Jefferson High School.
“I’ve been ready and waiting for it. I just have to get my chance,” said Frank, a 6-foot-1, 185-pound senior who got some playing time at the controls as a freshman, then played in other spots the past two years while now-graduated All-South Puget Sound League North Division standout Taylor Stark ran the show. “Sophomore year and junior year, there was a lot of practice and mental reps.
