This year’s Jamestown S’Klallam Glow Run featured local winners, strong performances by young runners and a neck-and-neck finish in the women’s 10-kilometer distance. The event… Continue reading
The Sequim volleyball team had some tough competition at the state 2A volleyball tournament, losing a pair of matches to Ridgefield and Enumclaw. It was… Continue reading
The Peninsula College women’s soccer team collected its fifth NWAC championship at the Starfire Soccer Complex on Nov. 14, beating Clark College 1-0 in the… Continue reading
Surviving some curious seeding, some erratic serving and a slow start, the Sequim girls rallied in the 2A bi-district tournament on Nov. 13 to qualify… Continue reading
Sequim’s Wolves are hitting their stride… and just in time. SHS’s girls soccer squad picked up a pair of shutout wins — their third and… Continue reading
With one game remaining in the regular season, Sequim’s Wolves have a great position for the postseason — amidst a mess atop the Olympic League… Continue reading
The Peninsula College women’s soccer team has been dominating teams all year in shots, possession and defense. But if there is one crack in the… Continue reading
High-schoolers, locals among 264 live-event entrants
Sequim’s Taryn Johnson tallied her second hat trick of the season in a tight, come-from-behind 3-2 victory for the Wolves over Olympic Peninsula rival Port… Continue reading
Going up against a 3A school, the Sequim Wolves stayed close until halfway through the second quarter, down just 13-10 after a Kobe Applegate touchdown,… Continue reading
The Sequim girls soccer team got a hat trick from Taryn Johnson, who scored her flurry of goals in just seven minutes, in a 4-1… Continue reading
Sequim High School golf ace Benjamin Sweet led from beginning to end to win the Clallam County Amateur gross championship. Sweet, who finished 21st at… Continue reading
The rain (mostly) held off and runners — most of whom were thrilled and thankful to be competing again — were greeted by cool weather… Continue reading
It won’t be quite the same as past marathons, but the North Olympic Discovery Marathon still expects more than 1,500 competitors to hit the trails… Continue reading
The Peninsula men’s and women’s basketball teams both beat Skagit Valley on Saturday with big offensive games. The men won 87-72, getting 27 points from… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Roughriders didn’t play their cleanest game, but their defense was impenetrable for Sequim much of the night as the Wolves managed just… Continue reading
Sequim coach Michael McFarlen said his team played well defensively and pitched well, but simply could never get any offense going against either Port Angeles… Continue reading
