On Tuesday evening the Bucs hosted the Sequim Wolves and pulled out a narrow 8-7 victory.
Saturday, May 3
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. Sponsors for the senior division are also still needed. For more information on coaching or sponsoring, contact CKBR at CKBabeRuth@wavecable.com, via phone at (360) 698-6544 or visit online at www.ckbaberuth.org.
Its first home meet in three years, the King’s West track and field team concluded the 2008 regular season yesterday, hosting a SeaTac League meet at Bremerton High School.
Any Pacific Northwesterner knows it takes time to right the ship of a struggling franchise or sports team.
While the Bremerton boys soccer team didn’t reach its preseason goal of making the playoffs, the Knights have little reason to hang their heads.
Athletes often start preparing for their sports career from the time they can pick up a ball.
The third printing of the Kitsap County Outdoor Adventure & Bike Map is now available. The map was produced through a cooperative effort with the Kitsap County Visitor & Convention Bureau, Kitsap County, the Department of Natural Resources, and parks and recreation staff from local cities and Washington state.
Working jointly with the North Kitsap Pee Wee Association (NKPWA), a group of Kingston-area volunteers has made arrangements for local youth football players to be able to practice and play in Kingston.
Are you ready to support local athletics by playing a round of golf? The second annual Kingston Rotary Golf Challenge will be held at the White Horse Golf Course in Kingston on Friday, June 13.
Wednesday, April 30
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Erika Quint did it all Saturday.
This was the kind of win Klahowya needed.
The Kingston Buccaneers didn’t waste any time picking up where they left off.
The South Kitsap High School girls track-and-field team competed at the Shelton Invitational on Saturday.
Gold Mountain Golf Complex in Bremerton will host the NCAA West Regionals competition, scheduled for May 15-17.
POULSBO — Kingston High School wide receiver Jack Clearman was unstoppable.
The Buccaneer senior caught a game-high 11 passes for 177 yards and three touchdowns against the North Mason Bulldogs Friday night at North Kitsap Stadium in Poulsbo.
But it wasn’t enough.
TACOMA — When the 2007 volleyball season hit the hardwood Aug. 20, the North Kitsap Vikings set the lofty goal of advancing to the 4A West Central District playoffs.
A little more than two months, later they finished just one win short of that aim.
Stadium High School derailed North’s playoff aspirations, nabbing a hard fought 3-2 victory (25-21, 16-25, 25-21, 22-25, 15-10) against the Vikings Saturday afternoon at Mount Tahoma High School in a loser-out game.
TACOMA — Even quarterback Kevin Stringer’s return to the starting lineup couldn’t snap the North Kitsap Vikings football team’s losing streak.
The Wilson Rams (5-4 overall) defeated the Vikings (3-6 overall) 33-21 in a Narrows League cross-over contest Friday night at Stadium Bowl in Tacoma. The loss to Wilson was North’s fourth in a row.
