A 2004 accident took the life of Brian Hill but at Eastside Catholic, an army of coaches, volunteers and students are making sure his memory lives on.
Michelle Jay never knew what her life would look like as an adult. But thanks to Special Olympics, she now never worries about finding fulfillment on a daily basis.
Issaquah head track and field and cross country coach Gwen Robertson will be inducted to the Cross Country Coaches Association Hall of Fame, but that is hardly her finest accomplishment.
Eastlake announced it has hired Don Bartel to lead the football program.
Issaquah has a handful of state contenders in 2013, but it has been a long, hard road to the top.
Kyle Groussman knew he wanted to do more than exercise through Parkour, and now he’s spreading his message of fitness around the Eastside.
The Reporter takes a look back at the year that was in sports and recreation.
The Reporter takes a look back at the year that was in sports and recreation.
With a two-week long break from school stuck in the middle of their season, prep basketball coaches deal with a challenge unique to high school sports.
The record-setting Spartan was honored by the Seahawks’ Russell Wilson in a ceremony.
Eastlake’s lacrosse team will have a new face roaming the sidelines during the spring and it will be one fans of the professional game know well.
Winter sports are underway and the Reporter takes a look at the biggest questions area teams face.
Sports programs booming at Eastlake with freshmen in the building.
Mike Johnson told the Reporter about that explosive Camas offense, their postseason run and the need for a Southwest Washington team to leave Tacoma with a first-place trophy.
Jeremy Smith, an avid Greater Spokane League football fan that follows University High, among others, took some time to chat with the Reporter about Eastside Catholic’s next foe.
The year-old preserve, which has become a favorite of nature-lovers around the area, will soon have an entrance from Sammamish.
Friends, rivals lead local prep soccer squads to state’s final weekend.
Joe Fugere has always been passionate about pizza. When he started his own business, he knew it needed to be more about people than profits.
Keaton Hayenga begins his first season with the Washington State basketball program this weekend. He took some time to chat with the Reporter before tipping off 2012.
Skyline lost an all-state keeper to the Division I collegiate ranks this year. But three Spartans have stepped in to fill the void.
