Gunners earn league soccer title
Rugby team hosts outdoor skills clinic
The Sumner Spartan boys lost two South Puget Sound League 3A games and a nonleague contest last week.
The young Bonney Lake Panther boys dropped three South Puget Sound League hoop contests last week, but the team showed effort and hustle each time out.
The Sumner High School boys swim team outscored Auburn Mountainview 110-73 with several team members qualifying for districts.
The Bonney Lake Panthers have their biggest swim team in years, with nearly 40 athletes in the water, and are looking forward to a strong season, coach Jay Paulson said.
The Bonney Lake High gymnastics squad had another successful meet Dec. 10, competing at Auburn High against the host Trojans, Federal Way and Kentwood.
The Bonney Lake High girls are riding a two-game win streak on the basketball court and is in good position to make some waves in the South Puget Sound League 3A standings.
Usually, when a high school boys basketball team starts out its campaign 0-5, it’s because the team is terrible. Such is not the case with the White River boys, though, who have had just about everything possible go wrong in the season’s early going.
The Bonney Lake and Sumner wrestling teams were well represented at the Ed Wilfong Invitational at Puyallup High School Saturday.
More experience and a few more wins is what the six Enumclaw High girls wrestlers who attended Saturday’s round-robin tournament at Foss High earned.
The Sumner Spartan girls basketball team came out of a three-game week with one win in a nonleague event and two losses in South Puget Sound League 3A action.
Five Hornets in the championship round wasn’t enough for Enumclaw High to capture the Spud Valley Invitational wrestling tournament at Sedro Woolley Saturday. The Hornets finished second to Orting, 229-213. Enumclaw had edged the Cardinals the prior weekend in Buckley.
