Continuing the trend in KingCo that no team is safe, the Juanita boys upset Sammamish on Tuesday night, beating the Totems 58-54 before falling to Mercer Island last Friday.
Most coaches in the KingCo league agree there isn’t such a thing as an easy league game. Lake Washington has proven the point in the past week, beating Liberty in double overtime, before upsetting Bellevue days later.
Last season the Lake Washington boys made the start tournament for the first time in 13 years under first year head coach Barry Johnson. This season the team returned just two members of that squad, battling high expectations early.
The basketball poll is voted on by sportswriters in the Reporter Newspaper group from across Washington. Boys Class 4A 1….
Fulfilling Juanita head coach Sam Lee’s season long wish last Friday night, his girls team beat Mercer Island 76-61.
While most people were relaxing and enjoying a break over the holidays, the Juanita wrestling team never slowed down, participating in two tournaments and practices almost everyday.
In the first KingCo/WesCo Challenge hosted by Juanita, the Lady Rebels faced tough opponents, including ranked teams Lynnwood and Jackson.
During the holiday break the Lake Washington girls traveled to Oregon for the South Salem Christmas Tournament, beating the home team on the final day of the tournament.
Tucked back into an industrial park next to a Postal Express delivery hub, there is now a haven for badminton players.
The Seattle Badminton Club opened the doors to it’s newest facility on Dec. 3, welcoming any and all who enjoy the sport. The club has operated gym space in southern Bellevue for about five years, said one of the club founders Tony Lee.
Continuing the trend in KingCo that no team is safe, the Juanita boys upset Sammamish on Tuesday night, beating the Totems 58-54.
Most coaches in the KingCo league agree there isn’t such a thing as an easy league game. Liberty put that to the test Tuesday night, forcing a double overtime game against Lake Washington, which the Kangs survived for the 79-73 win.
Class 4A boys 1. Garfield (7-1) 2. Kentwood (7-1) 3. Jackson (9-1) 4. Kentridge (7-3) 5. Ferris (6-1) 6. Olympia…
It’s been a busy year in Kirkland sports. The year of 2010 saw some amazing performances, personal bests and school records. Here’s a look at some of the top sports stories of this year:
In a non-conference afternoon match, the Juanita girls improved their record to 6-1 with a 65-27 win over Kent-Meridian.
Class 4A boys 1. Garfield (5-1) 2. Kentwood (7-1) 3. Kentridge (5-1) 4. Jackson (7-1) 5. Olympia (6-0) 7. Curtis…
Wrestling Liberty 45, Lake Washington 34 103 — Neil Chakravarty (Liberty) won by forfeit. 112 — Austin Sivret (Liberty) pinned…
The Juanita girls advanced to a 5-1 league record after beating Mount SI 52-36 on Dec. 15 in the Wildcats gym.
Both the Juanita and Lake Washington boys swimming teams lost in conference battles last week. Interlake beat Juanita on Thursday,…
The Juanita boys basketball team picked up a conference win on Dec. 14, beating Mount Si by one point, 36-35 and fell to Bellevue the following night 77-37.
The Kirkland Impact 15U boys team finished second place in the Washington State Youth Soccer Association Recreational Cup tournament.
