The Robo Knights – consisting of Nathan Erickson, Hailey Henken, Chloe Nemish, Billy Staley and Jacob Woodley – will represent EHS Feb. 11 at the ShoWare Center in Kent.
The local three-member team earned a silver medal at the state bowling tournament, competing against teams from all across the state at Kenmore Lanes.
Sumner High coach Maari Bennett was nothing but positive following the Spartans’ Jan. 4 swim and dive meet.
The former Hornet, who just completed his junior season at Rocky Mountain College, was named an NAIA first-team defensive back when All-America squads were announced by the American Football Coaches Association.
Presented by the U.S. Army, the all-day hoop festival featured eight games. The White River girls kicked things off with a 9 a.m. contest against Bishop Blanchet; at 3:30 p.m., the Bonney Lake boys challenged Kentlake; and at 8:30 the Sumner boys played the finale against Seattle Christian.
Enumclaw High’s Kaden Anderson was named a WIAA Athlete of the Week.
Two more names from Enumclaw High’s illustrious sporting past will soon be added to the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame.
Boasting a roster rich in experience, coach Kathryn Shimer is expecting good things from her Sumner High gymnasts.
Things are looking good again this season for the tough, talented and battle-tested White River boys wrestling program.
Thanks to a pair of team titles, Enumclaw High School was named the fall all-sport champion of the South Puget Sound League’s Olympic Division.
Familiar faces are back on the mat, looking to continue Bonney Lake’s near-decade tradition of wrestling excellence.
The Hornets have participated in a pair of four-team gymnastics meets so far. They will compete again Wednesday hosting Federal Way, Kennedy Catholic and Mount Rainier at PEAK Gymnastics in Enumclaw.
The White River High gymnasium was the place to be Dec. 6, as some of the state’s top wrestling teams – and a handful of highly-ranked individuals – gathered for a night of competition.
A pair of Bonney Lake High School seniors formalized their athletic futures during a Nov. 22 signing ceremony at the school.
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.
