t Krug guided Westsound FC ’90 to title in June.
As if riding a bull or horse, roping cattle or wrestling a steer weren’t hard enough already, Mother Nature decided to throw an additional obstacle at the cowboys and cowgirls competing at the opening day of the Kitsap County Fair & Stampede rodeo.
It didn’t take long for the West Sound Saints to earn new coach Bob Galloway a big ‘W.’
When the Kitsap County Stampede Cowpokes formed 11 years ago, meetings were at local bars.
Notes, if taken at all, were jotted down on coasters.
The North Kitsap girls swim team has been given the green light to start practice on Aug. 25 in anticipation of funding for the pool through Dec. 31. Practice time will be from 1:15 – 3:15 p.m. Monday through Friday, Aug. 29 with regular practice times starting the Tuesday after Labor Day. The Kingston High School girls are eagerly awaiting the hiring of a head and assistant coach. Any interested applicants should contact the North Kitsap School District Human Resources department, or visit nkschools.org and apply immediately. The positions are open until filled.
Group is one of many that make Kitsap Stampede
t Lester-Dame revels in gig away from the pool — behind home place as an usher at Safeco Field.
POULSBO — Miss Albeit and Just My Style have to be two of the best sports team partners around.
Some people have a lucky charm, like a penny, rabbit’s foot or a four-leaf clover.
When the Kitsap County Stampede Cowpokes formed some 11 years ago, meetings were at local bars. Notes, if taken at all, were jotted down on coasters.
Bend puts end to Jackets’ season, but Kitsap does upend Spokane in season finale.
According to some baseball fans, all it takes for a left-hander to carve out a 10-year career as a major-league…
Some people have a lucky charm, like a penny, rabbit’s foot or a four-leaf clover.
When the Kitsap County Stampede Cowpokes formed some 11 years ago, meetings were at local bars. Notes, if taken at all, were jotted down on coasters.
Hall of Fame football coach comes home for charity golf tournament
The Lil’ NK Explosion select soccer team, coached by Sean Lloyd and Vladimir Sokol, won all five of its games at the Marysville Strawberry Classic Tournament Aug. 1-3, to win it all. The Lil’ Explosion swept four games, 3-0, 8-0, 7-0, and 10-0, and the boys were in first place heading into the finals game against Pacific Premier Red. The Lil’ Explosion won the finals, 5-2. This is the Explosion’s second tournament win of the season, having also taken first place honors in the Poulsbo Viking Cup. Next stop is the Snohomish Bigfoot Tournament Aug. 14-17.
FORT FLAGLER — He plays in the most picturesque sports arena possible.
Goal is to get 150-200 teams to turn out for basketball action.
Kayleigh Perkins just keeps getting better.
Almost a year to the day she became the first female driver to win an Unlimited Lights Hydroplane Racing Association event on the waters of Dyes Inlet, Perkins returned. But rather than winning thanks to an opponent’s blown propellor, an incident that sealed her win last year, Perkins topped Greg Hopp by a longshot to repeat as Silverdale Thunder champion, now her fourth career win.