The Wolves (6-1 in the Olympic League, 7-1 overall) suffered their first team loss on the tennis courts last week.
Wolves continue to knock their times down in a quest for districts despite a 117-55 home loss on Oct. 2 to Port Angeles.
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Sequim freshman Gavin Velarde provided plenty of fireworks for Sequim’s Wolves in Friday night’s matchup at North Kitsap.
Peninsula College’s women upended the NWAC’s No. 1-ranked Highline squad on their home turf at Starfire Sports Complex in Tukwila on Sept. 29, a 2-0 Pirate shutout.
The Northwest Athletic Conference’s top-ranked Peninsula men remained unbeaten with a 2-1 win over No. 6-ranked Highline at Starfire Stadium, the site of the NWAC Championships, on Sept. 29.
Coming off strong finishes at the Three-Course Challenge in Seaside, Ore., four days earlier, Sequim’s cross country squad looked plenty ready for their first Olympic League meet of the season.
Sequim took first place seven times in the 173-62 win over the Bremerton Knights at SARC on Sept. 25.
A pair of teams in purple and gold have separated themselves from the rest of the Olympic League.
Sequim’s Wolves battled rival Port Angeles on Sept. 25, keeping it close with a first half score.
The Sequim boys remained perfect after a recent string of home matches. The Wolves (6-0) overall) hosted the Klahowya Eagles (3-4 overall) for a 5-2 win on Sept. 24.
Tom Brandes of Bellevue was the only player to finish under par at the 28th Washington State Senior Men’s Amateur tournament in Sequim on Sept. 23-24, winning his fourth consecutive title in the championship.
