• WHO — The top 16 competitors in each event, including the top six from the North and South Divisions,…
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‘On the side’ is a glance at the week’s top ticket, streaks, numbers and miscellaneous sports rumblings involving Covington and Maple Valley.
Youth was served last Friday night at Kent Memorial Park.
Regardless of sport or gender, there hasn’t been a more successful team in the state the last several years than the Kent Crusaders girls rugby team.
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At the start of the school’s second decade, the Kentlake Falcons are making their first trip to the boys soccer playoffs.
DEREK EAGER
The race for the South Puget Sound League North Division fastpitch playoffs turned into a battle of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde for Kentlake, Kentwood and Kentridge on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.
Sometimes, things have a way of falling into place no matter how muddled they seem.
Four athletes in four different sports at Kentwood High have signed letters of intent to continue their athletic careers in college.
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They’d been waiting for this match-up all season. Matter of fact, the Kentwood Conquerors even waited almost an extra month for it.
Chris Marangon heard the talk.
The wait is nearly over for Shane Simmons.
‘On the side’ is a mid-week glance at the week’s top ticket, streaks, numbers and miscellaneous sports rumblings involving Covington and Maple Valley.
The early calculations didn’t add up.
Felecia Harris showed that she’s just as deadly with her powerful bat as she is with her golden right arm.
For the boys on the Tahoma High soccer team, it’s not so much a matter of wanting to turn back the clock.
The Kentwood fastpitch team needed a bounce-back win Tuesday afternoon.
