The Central Kitsap Reporter is now accepting nominations for its 2007-08 Student-Athlete of the Year. Qualifying student-athletes should not only…
Former state and national wrestling champion and Olympic graduate Ozzie Saxon will host the 2008 Technique/Competition Camp from June 30 to July 3 at OHS. The camp is for students in grades 7-12 and a T-shirt is included. Session one runs from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and session two goes from noon to 2:30 p.m. Instruction will focus on takedown techniques, pinning combinations, escapes, riding techniques and more. Lunch will not be served so campers are encouraged to bring a lunch. Only the morning session will take place on the last day. A cookout will follow the morning session on the last day from noon to 2 p.m. Saxon is now an assistant coach at Ohio University. Fellow OU assistant Kyle Hansen, a former Iowa state champion, also will coach at the camp. Cost of the camp is $150 and the camp is limited to the first 60 applicants. Application deadline is June 8. For more information on registration and the camp, e-mail Saxon at os576405@ohio.edu.
Almost everyone will be back for CK
Doubles champs Aya Sugimoto, Corinne Wurden lead Cougars to share of team title.
SKHS to host
School record already in books, 400-meter relay now looks higher.
A colleague was engaged in an intense debate with an official from the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association.
POULSBO — This weekend Poulsbo welcomes 128 premiere and recreation soccer teams from throughout the Northwest for the 24th annual Viking Cup.
KINGSTON — Seven Buccaneer track and field athletes captured the top two places at the district meet and compete at state today in Mount Tahoma.
The Central Kitsap softball team fell in its state opener yesterday 2-0 against Monroe.
After starting the season somewhat tumultuously, facing unforeseen changes on both its coaching staff and team roster, the Olympic College Lady Rangers softball team could have easily faded into another sub-.500 season.
The Central Kitsap Cougars have done it again.
When the ball bounced for the final time, four members of the Klahowya girls tennis team could hardly believe it. For the first time in school history, they’re going to state.
SKHS to host
t Wolves will be represented by only three members.
Coming off its first state appearance in five years, the South Kitsap High School football team might feel like it’s playing a playoff schedule at Joe Knowles Field this fall.
Action underway in Kennewick.
A number of Lady Rangers earn all-league honors; Quint wins Pitcher of the Year.
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