The rivals met Jan. 24, and White River left with the win at 43-28.
The popular shortcut for skirting highway traffic will no longer be an option on Feb. 4.
PSE’s plan “may very well threaten potential economic development and quality of life in our community,” a Chamber of Commerce letter reads.
Individually, Payton Stroud and Claire DiCugno continue to make waves.
The event is at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 27 at City Hall.
The state tourney will take place Jan. 31 through Feb. 2 at Narrows Plaza in Tacoma.
The former basketball coach let the Hornets to win 276 games to 95, and secured 9 state trips.
Erin McGinnes was tops in gymnastics all-around.
Also, the White River girls placed second in the Lady Husky Invitational.
The City Council and the Youth Center have worked side by side for many years.
The Hornets stand at 5-0 in North Puget Sound League.
17 Spartan swimmers broke their own personal records.
Hannah Weymiller, 14, recently received a $1,000 scholarship for the trip.
From street improvements to pool decisions and trail expansions, Enumclaw is in for a busy year.
Hawk earned seven league coaching honors and, along the way, compiled a 276-95 record at Enumclaw.
Gabe Hawthorne, Nate Moore, Jack Ervien, and Max Wheeler all placed first in their weight classes, but they’re not the only ones who did well in the competition.
The Spartans and two Hornets all went to games over break.
This is only the second year the sport has been offered at the school.
Let’s look back on the top 2018 sports stories on the Plateau.
Sumner High graduate Makenzie Campbell was released November 2017, but started gaining attention this year.
