Sequim quarterback Moroles and stingy defense lead charge
SHS boys eye first state title; girls add track starts to lineup
Less than a week from their first action of the 2014 season, and the Sequim High’s volleyball team is still looking for a bit of identity.
Sequim head coach Justine Wagner and her pack of Wolves aren’t short on numbers — the number of players, anyway.
Sequim’s girls soccer squad is getting an influx of freshman this year, and SHS co-coach Victor Lancheros says that’s a good thing.
Strong spring, summer showings have Sequim looking to reclaim spot atop the Olympic League.
Good, better, best. I’m not sure why fall is the season for lists, but here on the Olympic Peninsula, we’re chock full.
A $27.5 million budget for Sequim schools doesn’t look much different than last year’s spending and revenue plan, but students and staff alike will see some changes this September.
It was a busy day for parents, children and school advocates alike at the Back to School Fair, held Aug. 23 at the Sequim Boys & Girls Club.
Sequim actress’ one-woman Lillian Carter show hits the stage in Port Townsend
That target on the back of the Pirates just got bigger — much bigger.
Kanyon Anderson admits there are some mixed emotions for himself and the staff as he takes the helm of Peninsula College’s men’s soccer squad.
Sequim schools’ newest administrator is district’s first assistant superintendent