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High Schools
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Capital lets lead slip away in late innings vs. WilsonSpring break has been in full swing since late Friday for South Sound schools. But for many teams, the week free of classes doesn't translate to time off from the baseball diamond.
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High school fastpitch preview: Passion behind the plateJulissa Perales' passion has always been for fastpitch, and without a doubt, her love is being behind the plate. But before she could step into that spot for Capital High School, she was needed elsewhere.
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Tabbutt finds fulfillment by sharing knowledge
A student of gymnastics since elementary school, Mia Tabbutt grew into a teacher's role, too.
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Capital's Taylor at home in the water, and it shows
Nyle Taylor cashed in on all the hard work recently at the Class 3A state meet, where he placed ninth in the 100-yard freestyle, 12th in the 200 freestyle and swam legs on two relays that also placed. Those efforts helped make him The Olympian's all-area boys swimmer of the year.
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Floor runner-up Tabbutt goes for it
TACOMA - Capital's Mia Tabbutt wanted to change her floor exercise routine after taking a few spills in warm-ups before the finals in the 3A state gymnastics meet Saturday.
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She looks a lot like the old Mia
Fifteen months ago, Mia Tabbutt got the news she dreaded. She suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee during a Level 10 floor routine - the top competition level in gymnastics - in November 2009, just prior to the start of her junior season.
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Timberline girls defeat Capital, close in on first league title
OLYMPIA - Although Timberline has steamrolled through its season unbeaten with three regular-season games left, the third-ranked Blazers are still relatively new when it comes to the playoffs.
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Capital girls use furious finish to topple Wilson
OLYMPIA - Capital used a strong fourth-quarter surge to pull away from Wilson in the final four minutes for a 69-55 3A Narrows League girls basketball victory Wednesday night at Capital High School.
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Capital boys runs out of gas, lose to Lincoln
OLYMPIA - No matter how many times Capital made a run to close the gap, Lincoln always had an answer.
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Capital off to winning start at tourney
OLYMPIA - Basketball coaches often judge the progress of their team on how it plays during the holiday break.
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