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E-W blanks Wildcats / Soccer
The Edmonds-Woodway soccer team scored two goals in each half on the way to defeating Oak Harbor 4-0…
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‘Cats win tough match with M-P / Tennis
For the second time this season, the Oak Harbor High School tennis team beat Marysville-Pilchuck by a lopsided…
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Wildcats run record to 5-0 / Volleyball
After dropping the first game, the Oak Harbor High School volleyball team recovered to win another tough match…
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Deception Pass Sail and Power Squadron offering jamboree and boating classes
The Deception Pass Sail and Power Squadron is offering a series of boating programs this fall.
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Eagles top Coupeville / Soccer
Cedar Park Christian scored two second-half goals to pull away from the visiting Coupeville High School soccer team…
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‘Cats suffer tough-luck loss / Soccer
Despite dominating the second half, the Oak Harbor High School soccer team couldn’t overcome two first-half miscues and…
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Murphy’s depth sinks Oak Harbor / Swim and dive
Superior depth helped the Archbishop Thomas Murphy swim team top Oak Harbor 87-72 Tuesday, Sept. 18, at West…
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Wolves win league opener, now 3-0 / Volleyball
The Coupeville High School volleyball team began its journey in the new North Sound Conference with a 3-0…
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Youngsters help Wildcats whip Lynnwood / Volleyball
Overcoming injuries, the Oak Harbor High School volleyball team swept Lynnwood 3-0 Tuesday, Sept. 18, but win was…
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Coupeville beats Bear Creek / Tennis
A sweep of singles carried the Coupeville High School tennis team to a 3-2 win over visiting Bear…
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Panthers too tough in doubles for Wildcats / Tennis
Snohomish used its strength in doubles to slip by the Oak Harbor tennis team 4-3 Wednesday, Sept. 19,…
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Show goes on despite weather / Hydros
Dodging raindrops and wind, Hydros for Heroes completed its annual thunderfest in Oak Harbor Saturday and Sunday, Sept.…
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Overlake bounces Coupeville / Tennis
The Coupeville High School tennis team was tripped up by host Overlake 5-0 Monday, Sept. 17.