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Sequim Gazette file photo by Matthew Nash Sequim’s Adrian Aragon, pictured in April at The Cedars at Dungeness, tied for fifth at the 2A state golf championship in Tumwater last week. His placement was a Sequim boy golfer’s best finish since 2022.

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Sports roundup: Aragon ties for fifth in state boys golf meet

Thompson takes sixth at tennis singles tourney

Photo courtesy Ashley Lowe-Thaens/ Sequim junior varsity baseball players, from left, Ezra Fitts, Ben Reynolds, and Dakota Lowe-Thaens all hit solo home runs in their final game of the season on May 6 against Bremerton. Their home runs were the first of the season for the Wolves.

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JV baseball brings father-son coaches, winning season together

Along with one of the squad’s best records in a few decades, Sequim’s junior varsity baseball team brought…

Photo courtesy Peninsula College James Williamson was recently announced as Peninsula College’s new Athletic Director to replace retiring director Rick Ross.

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Peninsula College hires new athletic director

Peninsula College has appointed James Williamson as its new Athletic Director, effective May 4, to succeed Rick Ross,…

Photo courtesy Andrea Dietzman Calleigh Thompson placed second in the West Central District 2A singles tournament last week. This week she’ll compete in the state tournament set for May 22-23 in Seattle’s Nordstrom Tennis Center. Thompson, a senior, competed at state as a sophomore.

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Sports roundup: Thompson earns return trip to state tennis championships

Track and field’s district meet set this week

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash/ Gabriella “Ella” Hood of Sequim putts on the front nine during the Class 2A West Central District Championship on Tuesday, May 12 at The Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course. Hood earned the district girls competition’s fifth and final state berth in Chehalis on May 19-20.

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Golf Districts: Two more Wolves advance to state

Sequim sophomores Talon Stover and Gabriella “Ella” Hood and Port Angeles junior Sky Gelder will join their Wolves…

Photo by Patrick Slattery/ The Grey Wolves of Sequim’s Senior Softball invite others to join in their love of the game. They gather at the ball fields at Carrie Blake Community Park every Tuesday and Thursday morning.

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Senior Softball registration underway

Sequim’s Senior Softball Grey Wolves are in full swing and the club is inviting interested older men and…

Photo courtesy Tim Lusk Sequim girls team golfers Kaiya Robinson, Kendra Dodson and Raimey Brewer all qualified at the Olympic League tournament for the state 2A tournament to be held at Riverside Golf Club in Chehalis on May 19-20. This trio, along with teammates Gabriella Hood and senior Rachel McDougall, also helped lead the Sequim girls team to the Olympic League championship. Hood and McDougall were set to compete on May 12 at The Cedars at Dungeness district tournament to earn a spot at state.

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Sports roundup: Golfers earn spots at state

Tennis, track teams ready athletes for districts

Photo courtesy Peninsula College/ Peninsula College hosts The Pirate Zombie Mud Run at noon on Saturday, May 16. It features a water slide, mud, foam and more.

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Peninsula College brings back Pirate Zombie Mud Run May 16

The Pirate Zombie Mud Run returns to Peninsula College at noon on Saturday, May 16, bringing back one…

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash Calleigh Thompson, Sequim’s No. 2 singles player, returns a hit on May 1 against North Kitsap’s Senna Pearson. Thompson won 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 after losing to Pearson earlier in the week.

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Sports roundup: Girls tennis readies for league meet

Wolves vie for playoff positioning

Olympic Peninsula News Group photo by Pierre LaBossiere/ One of the dozen or so staggered starts at the Sequim Railroad Bridge run. Staggered starts were used to limit the number of people on the bridge all at once.

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Railroad Bridge Run sees 600 as part of the Run the Peninsula series

More than 600 participants ranging in age from toddlers to 80 years old partook in this year’s Sequim…

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The Monthly Slice: Spring and summer are busy for Sequim Picklers, fellow enthusiasts

The Sequim Picklers remain active with various club activities and several notable events coming up.

Sequim Gazette photos by Matthew Nash Seventh grader River Moxley-Horgan won the high jump on April 22 at a Sequim meet by tying the school’s seventh grade record of 5 feet. “This was an incredible feat considering how new he is to the event,” said Sequim coach Caleb Gentry. “With some more training and improvement in his technique I don’t see any reason he won’t be pushing to break our team record of 5-4.” That was set in 2012 by Thomas Winfield.

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SMS track teams win first meet of season

Sequim Middle School’s boys and girls’ teams came out on top at their lone home meet of the…

Adrian Aragon drives the ball during a match against Kingston on April 23. He recorded four birdies and five pars on his way to a 4-under-par 32 on The Cedars at Dungeness’ front nine holes.

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Sports roundup: Golfers come up big at The Cedars

Teams seek playoff bids