After turning in a surprising, but welcome win over Garfield in week one, the Lake Washington football team couldn’t rally to overcome any early deficit against Redmond last week. The Kangs lost 28-7.
The Lake Washington volleyball team fell to Mercer Island in their first conference game of the season last Thursday. The Kangs, playing in the 3A KingCo league this year for the first time in several years, lost 3-0.
The Juanita girls soccer team split their opening week of competition against two non-league teams. Up first was the Rebels game against Inglemoor, which Juanita beat 2-0.
The fall boys tennis season officially got underway last week, with both the Rebels and the Kangs earning wins.
Advancing to a 2-0 season the Juanita Rebels beat Inglemoor in their first home game of the season Friday. The Rebels beat the Vikings in the non conference match 21-17.
Inglemoor struck first in the first quarter off a 20 yard field goal by Rick Gombatz. Juanita followed suite, but with a 5-yard touchdown run from Charles Benjamin to take the early 7-3 lead.
The organizers of the Triathlon at Carillon Point, held on Sept. 18, are looking for volunteers.
For the fifth year members of the Juantia High School swim team braved the waters of Lake Washington to swim across it in their annual pre-season swim.
The North Kirkland Boyz baseball team, a group of 9- and 10-year-olds from the Kingsgate, Juanita and Finn Hill neighborhoods, took second in a tournament in Issaquah.
Juanita started off the football season in a big way last Friday night, beating the Redmond Mustangs 41-7 in a non-conference showdown.
The Reporter Newspaper football poll is voted on by a pool of sports writers around region. Class 4A 1. Auburn…
The Lake Washington football team earned it’s first win of the season against Garfield last Thursday, beating the Bulldogs 34-2.
The game was scoreless through the first quarter, but in the second the Kangs began to find their stride.
There’s no doubt about it. On a football field, size matters. This season at Juanita High School, the Rebels have…
To say there is a new era coming for the Lake Washington football program would be a cliche. Except it’s…
Family and friends gathered in Kirkland last weekend to pay tribute to a local man’s contributions to the community and his accomplishments.
Lenny Wilkens, a former NBA coach and basketball player, was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame for the third time this year. The third induction is for his work with the U.S. Men’s Olympic team.
The Reporter Newspapers football poll is voted on by sportswriters from Sound Publishing newspapers across the state. Class 4A 1….
The 17th annual Don James Golf Classic tournament will be held next Friday, Sept. 10 at the Golf Club at Newcastle to raise funds for the Kirkland Boys & Girls Club.
Kirkland resident Frank Garber recently competed in the PNGA Junior Boys Amateur Championship at the Oakbrook Golf and Country Club in Lakewood, Wash.
Over the last week members of the District 9 softball team from Bellevue and Mercer Island played some of the best softball teams in the world at the Junior Softball World Series.
Next Thursday, starting at 2 p.m. the Eastside Reporter sports writers will be hosting an online chat to discuss and answer questions about the upcoming football season.
Registration opens Aug. 18 for the City of Kirkland Parks and Community Services Department new Pee Wee Soccer League for ages 3-6.
