While more warm days lie ahead on Whidbey Island, a fall into the water can be dangerous and deadly, according…
Although tucked away in the backwoods of Clinton, Island Greens is not a hidden gem.
Like the barriers he faces while running the steeplechase in track, recent South Whidbey High School graduate Michael Harwell cleared…
Three South Whidbey athletes were denied the opportunity to double down on a rare feat when the high school sports…
All three Whidbey Island high schools are scheduled to compete in a new athletic conference this coming school year. Those…
The coronavirus forced the South Whidbey Parks and Recreation District to make changes to its annual Whidbey Island Triathlon this…
The Washington State Interscholastic Association made several adjustments Tuesday, July 28, to the upcoming high school sports guidelines it first…
A team captained by Todd Melnick, who also happened to be the tournament sponsor, won the Whidbey Golf Club’s Melnick…
For Avalon Renninger, it’s all about others.
Oak Harbor tied for third and South Whidbey finished sixth in the aptly named COVIC Classic 14U eight-team baseball tournament…
The Whidbey Island Triathlon is underway.
A group of Coupeville baseball players were able to emerge from the lockdown to squeeze in six games this summer.
Friday nights will need a little less artificial light when the high school football season rolls around this coming school…
Deception Pass Sail and Power Squadron received a $500 grant this spring that will benefit the Whidbey and Fidalgo communities…
When high school spring sports were canceled because of the coronavirus, South Whidbey senior softball player Ari Marshall was denied…
Like so many things in today’s virus-ravaged world, the fate of Washington state high school fall sports is in limbo.
Organized athletic activities came to a screeching halt in March, but not all sports “action” came to an end.
Golf was one of the first sports to reopen, enabling Whidbey Golf Club the opportunity to stage two competitive events,…
“I cannot even begin to fathom my life without sports.”
