Last year’s Sumner High girls basketball team didn’t experience the thrill of victory all that often, winning just five of 20 games, but a flock of returning players should help turn the tide.
The White River Hornet girls team never seem to need an overhaul, just some annual tinkering with quality, familiar parts.
The Panther boys are already on the prowl, looking to improve upon a break-even performance a season ago.
Members of the Enumclaw High boys basketball team will be looking to continue their upward trajectory, building upon last season’s success.
With the fall sports season in the books, coaches throughout the region have selected their all-league teams. Here’s a look at the honored athletes, and a few coaches, from the four area high schools.
Five area athletes, all members of the White River High School cross country program, ventured north Nov. 26 to run the Seattle Half-Marathon.
After one more season of high school lacrosse, Matt Funkhouser will take his considerable talents to Colorado Mesa University.
Having advanced to the Final Four in the Class 4A state playoffs, the Spartans were eliminated in Puyallup, falling 10-0 to Woodinville.
The outdoor season has officially greeted those heading uphill, with snow deep enough to enjoy.
Sumner High two-way football standout Ben Wilson was recently honored for his accomplishments by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association.
The Sumner Spartans are one of just four teams still in the hunt for the Class 4A state football championship.
The White River High girls brought a third-place trophy home from the Class 2A state soccer championships.
White River fastpitch standout Megan Vandegrift formalized her athletic future, signing a National Letter of Intent to play for the University of Washington.
Enumclaw High School’s robotics teams fared well during the first qualifying match of the fall season.
There is a new addition to the White River High trophy case, this one provided by the Hornet volleyball team that placed fourth during the Class 2A state championships.
Bonney Lake and Sumner High Schools both met the end of their soccer season last week.
Sumner High’s march to gridiron glory continues this week as the Spartans host Monroe in the quarterfinal round of the Class 4A football championships.
The girls of the White River soccer program put together an undefeated regular season, steamrolled a pair of district foes and shut out their first two opponents in the Class 2A state tournament.
Sumner High placed 13th and Enumclaw tied for 23th during the two-day, Class 4A state swimming and diving championships.
The White River Hornets take their near-perfect record to St. Martin’s University Friday for the beginning of the Class 2A state volleyball championships.
