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Kai Warren and North Kitsap have games remaining against Port Angeles and Sequim. The Vikings are currently tied with Port Angeles for the league lead with two games to go. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)

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Kitsap boys and girls basketball teams enter the homestretch

Buckle up, folks. We could be in for a wild finish to the regular season in both boys…

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Crosspoint demolishes Quilcene, 66-22

BREMERTON — A breakout second quarter helped Crosspoint (9-5) blast Quilcene, 66-22, in a non-league game on Jan.…

Bremerton’s Hannah Sutton was the overall individual winner with a three-game score of 560 that included a high-game of 233. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)

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Klahowya, Bremerton’s Sutton take home top prizes at districts

Olympic and two Central Kitsap and South Kitsap bowlers advance to state

Central Kitsap senior Lauren Hudson was named a First-Team All-State forward by the Washington State Soccer Coaches Association. Hudson scored 19 goals this past season and plans to attend Seattle University in the fall. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)

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Roundup: Kitsap All-State soccer selections

SILVERDALE — The Washington State Soccer Coaches Association has made its selections and six Kitsap high school soccer…

Teen overcomes cancer, pain enroute to gold medal

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Teen overcomes cancer, pain enroute to gold medal

After being diagnosed with cancer at a young age, Nathaniel Faustino came back from the disease to win…

Olympic senior guard Kiki Mitchell scored 14 points in her team’s big 59-43 win over Kingston on Jan. 23. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)

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Olympic sends off seniors with big win on Senior Night

A 13-2 run propelled the Trojans to a 59-43 win over Kingston

Jennie Goldsberry of Graham-Kapowsin, right, watches Kaylee McEdward of South Kitsap shoot from the free throw line. (Jacob Moore/Kitsap News Group)

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South Kitsap girls hold off Graham-Kapowsin

The Wolves gave up a combined two points on defense in the first and third quarters.

<em>Olympic’s Haakon Meyer swims a state-qualifying time during the 500-yard freestyle, giving him Ironman status. </em>Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group

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Olympic’s Haakon Meyer, Kingston’s Walker, reach Ironman at Swimvitational

Some of Kitsap’s best compete at Olympic Aquatic Center

North Kitsap’s Grace Johnson looks for a way to the basket against Kingston. North Kitsap defeated its inter-district rival 67-60 on Jan. 19. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)

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North Kitsap wins round two against Kingston, 67-60

Olivia Selembo led the Vikings with 28 points

Briana Kennard, of Klahowya, served as the anchor for her team during the Baker games. The Eagles won the team title with 2,859 pins. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)

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Klahowya captures Olympic League tournament championship

Bremerton’s Hannah Sutton wins individual title

<em>Zion Archer drives the lane against Gig Harbor. The Cougars took home an important league victory, 67-50, on Jan. 17.</em>Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group

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Central Kitsap making its case for a postseason berth

The Cougars are coming off big league wins over Yelm and Gig Harbor.

DeAnte Ward (22) drives the lane against the Emerald Ridge defense. Ward scored 23 points, but South Kitsap lost 58-54. Mark Krulish Kitsap News Group

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South Kitsap stumbles late against Emerald Ridge

The Wolves are now one game behind for the last SPSL playoff berth

Kingston’s Tim Gallagher has been named an Athlete of the Week by the WIAA. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)

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Kingston’s Gallagher named WIAA Athlete of the Week

KINGSTON — For his performance during Kingston’s 106.5-69.5 victory over Olympic at a dual meet on Jan. 11,…

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SK boys basketball coach suspended an extra day

Callaghan returns to court sideline against Curtis.

<em>Klahowya’s Jacob Kraft (1) slips by a Coupeville defender. His team picked up an important 51-37 win over the Wolves on Jan. 16.</em> Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group

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Klahowya captures important league victory over Coupeville

Eagles now have sole possession of second place in the 1A Olympic League

Sports Roundup: Jan. 17

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Sports Roundup: Jan. 17

Olympic holds off North Mason

Olympic’s Greg Brehmer (24) goes up for a basket as North Kitsap’s Shaa Humphrey (23) tries to block it. Brehmer scored ten points for the Trojans and was one of many players who stepped up in the 55-50 victory. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)

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Trojans take down North Kitsap in Olympic League bout, 55-50

The loss drops North Kitsap into a tie for first place with Port Angeles

Ethan Fox, one of Kingston’s two swimmers with Ironmen status, competes in the 200 individual medley during a dual meet with Olympic. The Bucs won 106.5-69.5. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)

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Kingston’s Ironmen lead Bucs past Olympic

Two top Olympic League swim teams went toe-to-toe

<em>Kingston’s Sierra Denning (20) tries to muscle past Olivia Selembo and Katie Hughes (24) of North Kitsap on Jan. 9. The Vikings won the game 50-40. </em>Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group

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North Kitsap prevails over rival Kingston, 50-40

Olivia Selembo scores 15 points for North Kitsap in her first full game of the season

11-year-old Mya Wiley is a Level 9 gymnast at the Olympic Gymnastics Center in Silverdale. She is part a small, elite group of gymnasts that is headed to a national camp in Texas. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)

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11-year-old gymnast has Olympic goals

Invited to U.S. national team’s A camp in Texas