Rebuilding a team takes more than just adding a few more wins to an overall record on a season. It requires a fundamental change to make it happen. This season the Juanita boys basketball team is working their way to making that rebuilding happen.
Two members of the record breaking Juanita High School football team were honored by the Associated Press this week, making the All-State football team.
The first game of the Lake Washington girls basketball team was against Holy Names, the second place team in the state last year. It didn’t exactly make for a slow start to the season, but head coach Cory Shepard said he thought the girls played well.
In high school sports part of being a senior is being the experienced, oldest group of a team. Typically it also makes a player eligible for being a captain. While that had always been the tradition for the Lady Rebels basketball team at Juanita, this year it changed.
The Juanita girls basketball team are enjoying their early success after starting the season with a 4-1 record.
One of the team’s first games was also it’s only loss so far this season, losing 60-52 to 4A Eastlake on Dec. 1.
In a match that used to be played for pride, but now is a conference game, the Lake Washington boys basketball team beat Juanita 71-61 last week. The Kangs, who have opened the season with a 4-1 record over came a fast paced second half to earn the win.
The Lake Washington Youth Soccer Association boys U17 Pirates team recently finished in second place at the state recreational cup in early December.
The basketball poll is voted on by Reporter Newspaper sportswriters from across the region. All records are from Dec. 14….
The Kirkland Impact boys 15U soccer team headed to the state tournament this weekend after winning three games during the Washington State Youth Soccer Association Recreational Cup championships.
On Nov. 13 Celia Pinczower won her second straight 3A state diving championship. A senior, Pinczower has been diving competitively for years, finding a thrill in the challenge brought by the sport.
On Nov. 13 Celia Pinczower won her second straight 3A state diving championship. A senior, Pinczower has been diving competitively for years, finding a thrill in the challenge brought by the sport.
Below is the first basketball poll of the season. The poll is voted on by sports writers for the various…
A week before his trip to Ecuador 10-year-old Gavin Robertson couldn’t stop talking about the tortoises.
The fifth grader at Lake View Elementary in Kirkland was preparing to head south with his family to take part in the Pan-American Continental Youth Climbing Championships over Thanksgiving weekend in Ibarra, Ecuador.
The Impact boys 15U soccer team won the Washington state Youth Soccer Association district 2 Recreational Cup championship in November. The team clinched the title with a 3-1 win over the Force at Eastlake High School.
Team Victory, comprised of eighth graders from Kamiakin Junior High and Cedar Park Christian won the Washington district 2 U14 championship recently.
It started simply as a father bragging about his daughter to a friend. But when your daughter plays on the high school baseball team, it’s a story that tends to stick with people.
Tonight in a televised Mixed Martial Arts fight, Kirkland fighter Caros Fodor will take on Minnesota’s Derek Getzel in a lightweight battle.
Members of the 2010 state Juanita Rebels soccer team earned KingCo league honors this fall.
The U8 girls soccer team, the Bumblebees, who play with the Lake Washington Youth Soccer Association, recently finished their season undefeated.
It came down to a the last 30 seconds of the game last Saturday, but Camas held off Juanita to end the Rebel’s dynamic 2010 football season.
