Reporter staff The Kang’s suffered the same fate as the Rebels. Although Lake Washington (17-10) didn’t enter the tournament with…
The Lake Washington High School baseball players saw every inch of the baseball as it hurled toward home plate against Central Kitsap Saturday during the first round of the state playoffs in Kent.
There may be more than one reason that one of the best fast-pitch softball pitchers in the state has the last name Sparks.
Kangs softball team advances to statef
Seattle Synchro joined eight other synchronized swim clubs from Montana, Alaska, Oregon, and Washington May 15-17
The Juanita High School softball team crushed Mount Si 16-2 during the 3A KingCo tournament Friday. The scoring by the…
The Kangs softball team beat Roosevelt in a tight 4-1 game behind a strong pitching performance May 12 at Lower…
Reporter staff Tech City Bowl, located at 13033 NE 70th Place in Kirkland in the Bridle Trails Shopping Center, has…
The Recreation Calendar lists recreational and participation sports submitted by nonprofit organizations. Mail to: Recreation Calendar, Reporter Newspapers, 18080 NE…
They lasted longer than most thought. The Juanita Rebels made it through to Saturday’s elimination game against Sammamish in the…
By Reporter Staff Lake Washington used a four-run fourth inning to manufacture a big lead and never looked back, burying…
Running a half marathon is not normally associated with family-oriented events. But then again, most running events aren’t held on Mother’s Day.
Sarah Nagashima, a 2006 Juanita High graduate and junior at the University of Arkansas,
The first meeting between Juanita and Bellevue, the top-two teams in the KingCo Conference, was a nail-biter that came down to the bottom half of the final inning.
Each and every game begins the same.
Members of the orienteering team from the Environmental & Adventure School (EAS) in Juanita brought home the first-place trophy for middle schools from the national Orienteering Championship meet at West Point, N.Y. the weekend of April 18-19.
Damon Farrington, DC, of Northwest Chiropractic Center and resident of the city of Kirkland was recently selected to join the medical team for the new Seattle Sounders FC
Northwest University’s Division II Men’s Basketball program announced April 28 three transfers to take them to the next level.
Out of all the new faces in KingCo 4A this season, it’d be hard to blame Newport coach Brian Fischer for not wanting to see Lake Washington first baseman Erik Folkers’ again.