Extra day doesn’t help SK boys in 48-31 loss at Foss
Boys must win two games in Narrows League tourney to qualify for districts
Foxworthy puts his past troubles behind him as he vies for a state championship
State is difficult enough even for the most talented competitors. South Kitsap boys swim and dive coach Tami Lester-Dame said…
After mostly watching SK’s state runs, Evan Atwater now has a prominent role at George Fox
For now, event will be at Fairgrounds, but SK being eyed as potential future site
But SK girls tennis team will be challenged in competitive Narrows League
Former South Kitsap star now a top reserve for Western Washington
Johnson, Curry named as backups on 2008 squad
Wolves have additional motivation after missing state tournament last year
Fairweather, Osterdahl named as honorable mention
Wolves might lose low-post presence if Monagle opts to pass up basketball to concentrate on baseball next year
This isn’t sunny Arizona — or California.
Things started out bad and then got worse for Wolves.
Strike up a conversation in T-ball and it just might lead to kicking balls at South Kitsap High School rather than fielding down the hill.
It didn’t take long for Daniel Lathrop to notice Justin Moore could help his SK United soccer team when the two played baseball together as 5-year-olds.
“He was one of the fastest kids on the team,” said Lathrop, the Wolves’ goalkeeper. “I thought he could be really good.”
Win against Wilson gives Wolves their best start since 2005 season.
SK remains in second place in Narrows after
t SK senior appreciative
t Cryder, Moore each finish with two goals in 5-1 win over NK.
t Track and field finds way out of rain and snow.
