High School Sports

Bearcats meet match, season ends

TUMWATER – If defense does indeed win championships, then Archbishop Murphy and Chehalis both proved themselves worthy of wearing the Class 2A crown Saturday.

Glacier Peak ends Timberline's run

LACEY — It was a simple game plan for the Timberline Blazers - control the ball by running it to keep the Glacier Peak's pass-happy offense off the field.

Lynden tops Black Hills, 14-7

BELLINGHAM — Forty times Black Hills running back Cody Peterson carried the ball, and 40 times the Lynden defense didn't really have an answer for stopping him. Peterson would tuck in behind his mammoth offensive line and pick up 5 yards or more at a time, seemingly every time he touched the ball.

Second at state, first in family

FEDERAL WAY – No one trains for second place.

Black Hills rallies for third place in 2A

KENNEWICK – Black Hills rallied to beat Fife in five games Saturday night, claiming third place at the Class 2A state volleyball tournament.

Black Hills downs Selah, gains semis

KENNEWICK – Redemption never felt so good.

Lakes 56, North Thurston 0

Lakes’ football team has made a name for itself in the last decade with high-scoring offenses and air-it-out passing attacks.

Cougars' season ends in 30-12 loss to Union

VANCOUVER - Two catches. Two impact plays.

Blazers look to tame potent Glacier Peak

In a 10-win season, Timberline has relied on the running of Jordan Radcliffe, the passing of Kevin Russell and the catching of Delas Raiford.

Locals head into finals seeking titles

FEDERAL WAY – Hansi Willoughby was ready to face her first state swim meet head-on.

Cougars, Rams face difficult challenges

Capital and North Thurston go into tonight’s playoff football games as underdogs.

No magic against Mead this time

KENNEWICK – Same scenario, different result.

Navigators ‘stoked’ for state meet

KENNEWICK – Pat Bowker didn’t doubt her team’s chances of success once the postseason arrived.

Twins want to win Twins want to win

There’s no question who the Wii champion is in the Sullenberger household.

Family matters in player’s decision

Taylor Hetrick’s decision to accept a baseball scholarship to New Mexico State was influenced by family ties.