Renton fell to Timberline 30-7 in the preliminary round of the 3A state playoffs. Darien Irby scored on a six-yard…
Liberty ran over the North Kitsap defense on the way to a 52-17 win Friday night in a preliminary state…
The Lindbergh boys cross-country team placed fourth at the 3A state meet in Pasco on Saturday. Matt Miland led the…
Any hope Columbia River had that the steady drizzle would slow down Lindbergh’s high-powered offense soon faded as the Eagles…
Eric Bice, Josiah Sherwood and Kaily Davies will all run in the 3A state meet Saturday for the Liberty cross…
Auburn Mountainview stormed Hazen early and took a 21-0 lead in the first half on the way to a 47-14…
The Lindbergh girls soccer team lost to Bonney Lake 4-3 Wednesday night in a subdistrict game.
Tyrone Curry remembers the play clearly. It was the playoffs last season and the smallest player on the field lined…
The U.S. Army and the Seattle Seahawks presented Renton High’s Armin Basic with the High School Player of the Week…
The Liberty girls soccer team fell to Sammamish 2-0 last night in the first round of the KingCo tournament. The…
The Lindbergh boys cross-country team won the West Central District meet at American Lake on Saturday and will advance to the 3A state meet.
The Liberty and Mount Si football teams had already locked in playoff appearances, but it wasn’t apparent with the effort displayed by both squads Friday night when Liberty came out on top 25-20.
Trey Wheeler connected with Chandler Jenkins for a 50-yard touchdown with two minutes left to give Liberty a come-from-behind, 25-20…
The Renton High volleyball team’s goal in the preseason was to collect more wins than losses. That didn’t happen, but something even better did. In the wake of a second-half surge, Renton finds itself in the playoffs for the first time in 20 years.
Twelve months later, Lauren Kaufman gets a chance to change an outcome of less than a second.
The Hazen swimmer finished third in the 50-yard freestyle race at the 3A state swim last season as just a freshman. Impressed? Kaufman wasn’t.
Leonard Wolfork got something rare in football: a second chance. And this time he made sure no one caught him.
The Lindbergh boys and girls teams swept the Seamount League cross-country meet at Evergreen on Oct. 24.
Tradition means different things to different people. For the Lindbergh boys cross-country team, it means a third undefeated dual meet season in the past four years. It means a fourth-consecutive league championship, and it likely means a sixth team appearance at state in the past seven seasons.
