Hornets (WRHS)

Kara Marecle became the seventh player in the history of White River girls' basketball to score more than 1,000 points. Here, she drives for two more during Friday night's home victory. Photo by Kevin Hanson

White River’s Kara Marecle joins elite 1,000 Point Club

She’s only the seventh player in WRHS girls’ basketball history to score more than 1,000 points

 

Payton Stroud and Claire DiCugno

Buckley’s Payton Stroud, Claire DiCugno bound for Russia to wrestle as part of U.S. Junior Team

Both athletes will be traveling overseas in mid-August.

 

With Hornets and Trojans battling for position in front of the net, White River goalkeeper Nick Panin prepares to make a save during Thursday night's contest on the White River High campus. In an exciting contest that went into a shootout, the visitors from Fife High escaped with a win to take the postseason title. Photo by Kevin Hanson

Plateau athletes put finishing touches on Season 2

Enumclaw HS placed first in the SPSL 2A baseball tournament.

 

Basketball bug

Season 3: health officials will play biggest role in sports

Basketball and wrestling are the featured sports this season, so long as King and Pierce County maintain steady COVID case levels.

Basketball bug
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Enumclaw’s Thomas provides five innings of perfect pitching

The Hornets nabbed a big 10-0 win against Eatonville.

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Sunny skies greet track and field athletes at Arrow Lumber Stadium Thursday afternoon. Enumclaw High made the trek across the river to take on their Buckley hosts, but headed home on the short end of the scoring. Here, Enumclaw's Ellie DeGroot clears a hurdle on the way to victory; also, a trio of White River runners complete a first lap on the track. Photo by Kevin Hanson

White River prevails on home track, both girls and boys earn victories

WRHS boys emerged victorious with an 87.5-41.5 victory against EHS, while the girls came out on top 74-62.

Sunny skies greet track and field athletes at Arrow Lumber Stadium Thursday afternoon. Enumclaw High made the trek across the river to take on their Buckley hosts, but headed home on the short end of the scoring. Here, Enumclaw's Ellie DeGroot clears a hurdle on the way to victory; also, a trio of White River runners complete a first lap on the track. Photo by Kevin Hanson
Shelby Moore shows off some of the impressive hardware she earned during a championship effort at wrestling nationals. Submitted photo

Shelby Moore captures trio of national wrestling championships

Moore is a 15-year-old sophomore at White River High School.

Shelby Moore shows off some of the impressive hardware she earned during a championship effort at wrestling nationals. Submitted photo
golf

White River’s Miller, Gelinas take top honors at all-league golf tourney

All-league selections were also made for EHS and WRHS.

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White River's Friday night victory over the visiting Washington Patriots was sparked by a ground attack. Photo by Kevin Hanson

Season 1 sports: all finished except golf, football

The annual Battle of the Bridge is this Friday, April 2.

White River's Friday night victory over the visiting Washington Patriots was sparked by a ground attack. Photo by Kevin Hanson
Football

Enumclaw wins third straight, WR after elusive first victory

EHS won 56-12 against the Washington Patriots.

Football
Buckley's Payton Stroud, left, competes during the national collegiate championships. Photo courtesy McKendree University Athletics

Buckley’s Payton Stroud fifth at national wrestling championships

The former Hornet helped her team retain their championship title.

Buckley's Payton Stroud, left, competes during the national collegiate championships. Photo courtesy McKendree University Athletics
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White River slips past Enumclaw on golf course

The White River boys barely topped the EHS Hornets 71-69.

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With strict limitations on attendance, there have been few fans at SPSL 2A sporting events. This photo, with most-empty seats, was from White River's season-opening football game. Photo by Kevin Hanson

In Phase 3, more will be allowed to attend games

Fans of high school sports, rejoice.

With strict limitations on attendance, there have been few fans at SPSL 2A sporting events. This photo, with most-empty seats, was from White River's season-opening football game. Photo by Kevin Hanson
Enumclaw High's Royal Snyder outruns Mount Tahoma defenders during the early stages of Friday night's lopsided Hornet victory. Photo by Kevin Hanson

Enumclaw football improves to 2-1, WR slips to 0-3

EHS beat Mount Tahoma 56-3.

Enumclaw High's Royal Snyder outruns Mount Tahoma defenders during the early stages of Friday night's lopsided Hornet victory. Photo by Kevin Hanson
soccer

Soccer teams undefeated; offenses explode

Both the White River and Enumclaw teams are scoring like they’ve never before.

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White River's Cheyenne Fessler. Photo by Kevin Hanson

First meet for local swim and dive squads

Enumclaw and White River faced off Clover Park virtually on March 4.

White River's Cheyenne Fessler. Photo by Kevin Hanson
Football

Football: EHS cruises to win, White River falls

The Enumclaw Hornets beat Orting 49-9.

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Seasons will overlap during condensed sports calendar

A reminder on how the remaining school sports will play out this year.

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White River's offense received a second-half spark from quarterback Yaz Metzenberg, shown here running for a first down. Photo by Kevin Hanson

Opening week of football brings losses for Enumclaw, White River

WRHS fell to the Trojans, while EHS met their match against Steilacoom.

White River's offense received a second-half spark from quarterback Yaz Metzenberg, shown here running for a first down. Photo by Kevin Hanson
The Enumclaw High Hornets practicing on their home field Feb. 10. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

Enumclaw, WR football teams to kick off season this weekend

White River begins with a home-field advantage Friday, while Enumclaw travels to an away game Saturday.

The Enumclaw High Hornets practicing on their home field Feb. 10. Photo by Ray Miller-Still
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