“The best teams learn from adversity. Chalk up Tuesday night’s game as one big educational opportunity. The Oak Harbor boys basketball team couldn’t hang on to a 12 point half time lead and lost to Sedro-Woolley, 49-44.”
“It was about as upbeat an experience as losing can be.The Coupeville girls basketball team hosted Sequim Wednesday and lost a squeaker, 47-45.”
Just winning a game was a big deal a year ago. Now it’s an expectation.
The strength of Coupeville’s senior class was recognized when the Northwest A All-League Football Team was announced this week.
Dakota Stone is Whidbey’s only female boxer
“They talk about finishing in the top five, but the Oak Harbor girls swim team doesn’t do a very good job of hiding their true goal. “Snohomish is going down!” junior Chauntelle Johnson yelled in the lobby of Vanderzicht Memorial Pool this week.”
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“Just like most races this season, Scott Sebens was in the lead heading down the home stretch. Just like most races, Sebens won. But this wasn’t like most races. Sebens, Oak Harbor’s stellar junior harrier, cemented his claim as the top runner in the 4A Western Conference with a first place finish at Thursday’s League Meet at Lake Padden in Bellingham.”
“Oak Harbor girls soccer coach Guy Barber was a little worried this week. When the Wildcats tied Kamiak 1-1 on Tuesday — the same Kamiak team that Oak Harbor defeated 6-0 earlier in the season — it was apparent his team wasn’t finding the flow as it did just a couple weeks ago. The Wildcats found it Thursday, as Oak Harbor defeated Marysville-Pilchuck 3-1 at Memorial Stadium.”
“The Oak Harbor Wildcats have been waiting all year to put together a complete game, and they did that Friday at Memorial Stadium by blowing away Marysville-Pilchuck 49-7.”
The Wildcats got back on the winning track with a 26-24 win at Shoreline Stadium on Friday.
Puget Sound fish stocks have been dwindling for several years. Pass a net ban and you will see total fishery resources begin to recover.
“As I wearily tramp up the final stretch of ridgeline, the Southern Pickets appear to rise from behind the rocks like a choir standing to sing. I take a few more steps.”
