Something had to break in Thursday night’s KingCo volleyball championship at Bothell High School.
The future appears bright for the Issaquah football program.
Skyline is accustomed to fast starts.
Eastlake freshman Katie Kinnear and Skyline junior Andie Taylor each won two individual district swimming titles at the SeaKing District 4A meet Saturday in Juanita.
The Eastlake girls cross country team knocked a champion off its pedestal and claimed its first-ever cross country championship Saturday at Pasco’s Sun Willows Golf Course.
Tim Lincecum, the baseball standout who led the Liberty High School Patriots to the 3A state baseball tournament in 2003, has won the National League’s Cy Young Award, as the best pitcher in baseball.
For the first time since its week-one statement victory over Bothell, Issaquah’s sideline was clear of crutches and casts.
And the Eagles took full advantage of their refreshed roster on Saturday night, cruising past previously undefeated Marysville-Pilchuck, 36-18, at Everett Memorial Stadium.
Volleyball; cross country
It wasn’t an ideal start, but Skyline isn’t complaining about the end result of Tuesday night’s KingCo 4A championship.
Bellevue’s Leonard Wolfork got something rare in football: a second chance. And this time, he made sure no one caught him.
The mighty Skyline Spartans proved they were human Thursday night.
Basketball, baseball, lacrosse,
The Skyline boys cross country team captured the KingCo 4A title Oct. 23 at Seattle’s Lincoln Park, earning 54 points.
The Eastlake Wolves secured the third spot in the Crest division football standings Friday, beating Garfield 56-20 on the road.
Jessica Pixler, an Eastlake graduate and cross country athlete at Seattle Pacific University, was recently honored as the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Female Athlete of the Year.
Behind a lot of focus and a little help from a rival, the Skyline volleyball team locked up second place in the KingCo 4A on Tuesday night.
Bitter, sour, rancid, nasty.
Bitter, sour, rancid, nasty.
However they wanted to word it, there was a lingering taste the Issaquah football team felt it needed to wash away a week after falling 38-0 to rival Skyline.
Marion Bactol returned two punts for touchdowns, and the Eastside Catholic defense earned a touchdown and safety, as the Crusaders cruised to a 37-2 victory over Seattle Prep Thursday night.
Golf; soccer; volleyball
