For the third straight year, the Pirates won the WSYSA District II Championship of the President’s Cup Tournament.
Lake Washington wrestler Grant Haschak can add one more win to his prestigious career.
The Juanita swim team will have to overcome inexperience to succeed this season.
A big influx of sophomore wrestlers has provided optimism for the Juanita wrestling team.
A look at how Kirkland basketball teams are doing before heading into Winter break.
It took a few years to reach the top. Now that Lake Washington wrestling Coach Steve Becher and his team are there, they don’t intend to give that spot up.
The Lake Washington boys swim team has made great strides recently. The team placed a relay group in the state meet last season and the Kangs are riding that wave of positive momentum into this season.
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Lake Washington girls basketball Coach Cory Shepard has his work cut out for him.
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One thing is for sure with the Lake Washington boys basketball team this season: Another year like the last one isn’t acceptable.
It was an offseason of change for the Juanita girls basketball team, which now has a new league — and a new outlook.
Juanita’s Kelly Tannhauser and Emilie Kaufman led the way at the 3A state swim meet on Nov. 13-15 at King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way.
The Juanita boys tennis team finished its first season in 3A on a high note with James Russell winning the KingCo tournament in singles.
When she first laid eyes on the Juanita pool, Dawn Maurer was inheriting a 0-12 team that had struggled for years. Fast forward seven years and the Rebels have just finished a season with another 0 in the record. The difference? This time it’s in the loss column. With an undefeated 9-0 season, the tide has certainly turned at Juanita.
By ADAM McFADDEN Kirkland Reporter Go back to the 1980’s. Legendary coach Chuck Tarbox made the Juanita football team into…
You could say Lake Washington’s Bri Jackson is a quick study.
After playing soccer most of her life, she made the switch to goalkeeper during her sophomore season for the Kangs. Not only did she start for the varsity team right away, she made the all-league second team in her first season.
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Dousing their coach with a cooler of iced gatorade and rushing the field, Lake Washington football players and fans celebrated the team’s first win in 18 games at Seattle’s cavernous Memorial Stadium.
Being handed a team that just lost 14 seniors might feel like a death sentence for some new coaches, but new Lake Washington soccer coach Suzanne Hart has a good feeling about this bunch.