For spurts last Friday night, Sequim looked to start a winning streak of its own against Port Angeles.
But Sequim couldn’t overcome missing close shots and free throws and committing timely turnovers and fouls in a 38-27 loss to the Roughriders on Jan. 30.
Here are some recent results from local sporting events.
The Wolves split for two tournaments last weekend with the girls in Everett and the junior varsity boys in Port Angeles.
In their final regular season meet of the 2014-2015 season, several Sequim swimmers inched closer to postseason-qualifying marks.
Different weekend, same big prize for the biggest fish.
Because of a late season opening in Marine Area 6, the Olympic Peninsula Salmon Derby has moved from Presidents Day weekend to one weekend later: Friday-Sunday, Feb. 20-22.
All eight Sequim Equestrian Team competitors earned at least one top-10 finish at the team’s first event of the season, a District 4 meet at the Tacoma unit Jan. 22-25.
Olympic Peninsula Paddlers club meets and volleyball club team crowned
Not always an easy place to gain wins, Skagit Valley College’s gym saw the Peninsula Pirates escape with one win in two games in a North Division basketball doubleheader Jan. 28.
After a week of working to get ahead of .500, the Lady Wolves dropped two to the Olympic League’s best.
Needing a balanced attack to take down one of the Olympic League’s top teams, that’s exactly what Sequim got Friday night.
After three winless seasons, Sequim’s wrestlers finished the 2014-2015 regular season strong.
Port Angeles Parks & Recreation’s Martin Luther King youth basketball tournament, Jan. 17-18
Basketball, golf and volleyball scores/standings from the Sequim and Port Angeles areas.
