On Tuesday the Bucs traveled to Port Townsend and hammered the Redskins, 21-1. The game ended after five innings. On Tuesday Kingston travels to Port Angeles.
t Softballers sweep Skagit Valley, improve to 3-3.
Saturday, April 5
The Central Kitsap Babe Ruth baseball league still needs coaches for the upcoming 2008 season. Coaches are needed for the senior division, 16-18-year-olds. Coaching requires three evenings per week from through the beginning of June. For more information, contact CKBR at CKBabeRuth@wavecable.com or via phone at (360) 698-6544.
Softballers sweep Skagit Valley, improve to 3-3.
Team hangs tough against Klahowya, but falls 12-5.
Stellar year for sports teams
I recently wrote an essay for a competition put out by the selfless people at Nike Women’s. This competition sprang from their Let Me Play Fund, which generously awards prizes and money to female sports teams across the country.
KINGSTON — It was a goal that shouldn’t have gone in.
It was a score that never should have happened, as no one actually kicked the ball between Kingston’s goal posts.
But the ball did sail to the back of the net, causing the Buccaneers soccer team’s first loss of the season.
NK FASTPITCH SUFFERS LOSS TO BAINBRIDGE On Thursday the Vikings traveled to Bainbridge and fell 6-0. “We are playing better…
It was the night before the biggest game of his life.
New men’s recreational baseball league set to take off.
ESPN to televise Xtreme Bulls event around the country.
In one of state’s deepest leagues, CK hopes to make a mark.
Junior scores his seventh goal to help team earn 1-0 win, remain undefeated
POULSBO — If the players were a little taller and older, the middle school basketball championship game between the Poulsbo Panthers and the Kingston Cavaliers could have easily been mistaken as an WNCAA championship game.
On Tuesday the teams were equally matched, as both demonstrated they know how to pass the ball, rebound and steal. The teams played fast. The athletes played aggressive, scrappy basketball, resulting in a double-overtime, white-knuckled thriller.
North’s tennis team lost to Central Kitsap 5-0 on Thursday at home.
