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North Kitsap Volleyball wins
KINGSTON — After the Kingston volleyball team’s challenging first season this year’s opponents might have assumed the Bucs wouldn’t be much competition.
It may be known as American football, but last Friday, a team from Canada showed our neighbors to the north are just as familiar with the pigskin. Terry Fox, a team from Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, topped the Olympic Trojans in the season opener for both schools 27-13 at Silverdale Stadium.
The Central Kitsap Cougars girls soccer team is off to a hot start, blanking Port Angeles Thursday 4-0 and rivals Olympic Wednesday 1-0.
The Buff n’ Blue left Central Kitsap black and blue.
It didn’t take long for Kyle Kennedy to get Knighted.
t South Kitsap cross-country
South Kitsap’s boys tennis team might be stronger in league play than in tournaments.
Simply put, it’s a group that features depth, but not necessarily state-caliber individual players.
It didn’t take long for Kyle Kennedy to get Knighted.
The Bremerton sophomore running back rushed for 150 yards on 22 carries in his varsity debut, leading the Knights to a 16-10 home win against Klahowya last Friday at Memorial Stadium.
The Bucs’ football team made history last weekend, cinched
POULSBO — Redemption is sweeter than a grape Popsicle on a sweltering day.
Season-opening kickoffs hardly have been classics for South Kitsap in recent years.
But the Wolves’ first meeting against Stadium in a dozen years was all they needed to end the streak.
POULSBO — The Vikings girls swim team recently took a deep collective sigh of relief.
With the North Kitsap School District board of director’s decision to subsidize the North Kitsap community pool through Dec. 31 — a decision made Aug. 28, three days after the swimmers hit the pool for practice — the 29 team members learned they’d actually get to compete and finish their season.
Wolves open with resounding win over Stadium
As the fight song filled the Central Kitsap High School cafeteria Friday, orange and black filled the room. The cheer squad was in full effect, and the band ready to go.
Since Klahowya Secondary School opened, it’s baseball and softball players have become quite acquainted with spring weather in Washington.
KINGSTON — The Buccaneers girls swimming squad gets a team of its own and an opportunity to demonstrate what Kingston swimmers are made of this year.
t Three new starters hope
How fast can you go in your bathtub?