The Oak Harbor Legion baseball team placed third in the eight-team Steamer Tournament in Anacortes last weekend, June 21-23.
Eleven was the lucky number for the Burlington Babe Ruth baseball team as it defeated visiting Oak Harbor 11-1 and 11-6 Saturday, June 22.
Heading into the season, one of the goals for the Oak Harbor Babe Ruth baseball team was to qualify for the state tournament. Next week it will see if it can complete that quest.
The North Whidbey Soccer Club GU-12 team captured the silver division championship at the Skagit Firecracker Tournament at Skagit River Park in Burlington June 14-16.
The Oak Harbor Legion baseball team knocked off island foe South Whidbey twice this week to raise its record to 8-2.
It would be safe to say Dr. Jim Copenhaver is Coupeville’s Dr. Soccer.
The work ethic and commitment of seniors Joshua Crebbin and Christina Wicker earned the respect of the Oak Harbor High School coaches, and that respect led to the pair being named OHHS’s Athletes of the Year for 2012-13.
The Oak Harbor Legion baseball team had an unexpectedly easy time with Post 7 of Bellingham Saturday, defeating the visitors 14-0 and 8-2.
Pounding out 24 hits, the Oak Harbor Babe Ruth baseball team took two games, 7-3 and 12-6, from the host Sedro-Woolley 13s Saturday, June 8, at Murdoch Field.
Three consecutive wins in the consolation bracket by the North Whidbey Little League Dodgers earned the local club a spot in the semifinals of the Andrade Tournament at Windjammer Park.
A pair of lopsided loses brought the hot start by the Oak Harbor Legion baseball team to a grinding halt.
The North Whidbey Little League Rockies continued their run through the consolation bracket of the Tesarik Tournament with a 15-5 romp over the Anacortes Blue Sox in Sedro-Woolley Thursday, June 6.
Three Oak Harbor High School soccer players helped the Wesco 3A North come from behind and tie the Wesco 3A South 3-3 in an all-star match at Snohomish High School Wednesday, June 5.