Sports

The first last year shall be first this year...and the year before.

It’s loud and clear and quite painful to the competition, too, as the Kennedy Lancers three-peat as 3A state champs, stinging the competition yet again in the first race…MORE

Broussard at Seattlel U.

Federal Way graduate Aaron Broussard scored two points for the Seattle University men’s basketball in an 87-82 loss to Evergreen State.

Orr, Peterson at Concordia

Todd Beamer graduate Brittany Orr and…MORE

The Ballard High School girls swim team raced their way to a fifth place finish overall in the 4A state swim championships Nov. 13-15 after placing second overall, one-point behind first-place Garfield, in districts one week earlier.

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Cross country

3A boys state meet

Michael Miller of Mount Rainier High School won the individual title for Class 3A boys at the state cross country meet held Saturday, Nov. 8 in Kennewick.

Miller posted a time of 15 minutes,…MORE

It’s the little things sometimes that turn out to be big differences, for instance, like Kennedy coach Doug Stamnes getting his girls to just have fun in half two, after a deadlocked 0-0 tie through the first half with Camas, before beating them…MORE

The Seattle Christian Warriors continue to keep the ball rolling in girls soccer as this traditional 1A power had a good showing to open up state tournament play, blasting Onalaska, 4-0, in a first round match at Foster High School Wednesday.…MORE

Kennedy jumped out to a 17-0 halftime lead on Liberty of Issaquah in a Class 3A football playoff opener at Highline Stadium Friday, but it disappeared like a morning mist in the second half.

“It’s 17-0, and we said let’s make it 17-7, then…MORE

Broussard at Seattlel U.

Federal Way graduate Aaron Broussard scored two points for the Seattle University men’s basketball in an 87-82 loss to Evergreen State.

Orr, Peterson at Concordia

Todd Beamer graduate Brittany Orr and…MORE

PUYALLUP-For the Christian Faith of Federal Way volleyball team, Saturday, Nov. 1, was a day of mixed blessings that ultimately resulted in a fourth place seed in Saturday (after press time) Tri-District tournament action in Edmonds.

In…MORE

Probably one can say the Skyline Spartans were just a better football team -- nationally ranked, No. 1 in the state --than the unranked Federal Way Eagles, who were just no match.