Get ready for some sports magic at Enumclaw High on May 11.
Coach Mike Eckhart was won 500 career softball games.
Hornets Herbst and Cerne will be joining collegiate teams next year.
Labarge’s soccer skills and Nelson’s control of the pitchers mound got them recognition.
In Indian Relay — the nation’s oldest sport with a history that goes back 500 years — teams race twice around the Emerald Downs one-mile track and exchange horses every half-mile.
Among those returning are Mach One Rules and Gold Rush Dancer.
Hornet girls Taylor Schmidtke, Hannah Swettenam and Camryn Berryhill placed first in all their events.
Enumclaw is cementing its best “large school” equestrian team title in the state.
The Panther’s star player nearly blanked Stadium High.
This is the third year the Pantherette’s have been state champions in the “show” competition.
Ulrich is heading to Bosie State while Cassell will go to Skagit Valley College.
Teagan Eldridge was named Enumclaw High’s Most Valuable Player for the 2017 season.
White River’s Payton Stroud and Sumner High’s Nicole Clark battled their way to the title round of the recent USMC Girls Folkstyle National Championships. When… Continue reading
He’ll be taking on the best of Oregon state on April 14.
Panther softball, White River softball and Sumner tennis are starting out with big wins.
The Sunshine State Conference Baseball Player of the Week award went to Bryce Peterson.
Andrew Alonzo and Danny McCarragher traveled to California after securing the state title.
Girls water polo is looking to make 14th postseason games in a row.
The Bonney Lake senior will be defending her discus championship again this year.
Lacrosse team aims to improve last year’s 4th place standing
