Washington High School Football News

It's tough to say goodbye. For a number of local athletes this past weekend was the final whistle they'll hear in their high school athletic career.

The Secondary Academy for Success drew Joey Landmann in, so much that he didn't want to exit the Bothell school.

Neah Bay High School Class of 2012 will open the North Olympic Peninsula graduation season at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Neah Bay High School gymnasium.

"I think it's important to continue the path we've been going," Fermstad said. "They've been making strides in recent years." The Royals were 1-9 in Don's first season and improved to 3-7 last year.

One of the most legendary players in the history of Snohomish County high school football was doing what he did best on Saturday night.

Tuesday Hanford High School honored its student-athletes who will play in college.

In 2008 and 2009, the Lynden football team beat the Wildcats in the state semifinals.

YAKIMA Although Sumner High starting pitcher Logan Christensen held Lynden to two hits, four errors and too many free passes proved too much to overcome, as the Spartans lost to Lynden, 5-1, on Friday at Yakima County Stadium.

Mead's Courtney Hutchinson uncorks the shot during the 4A Girls Shot Put Friday at the State Track and Field Meet in Tacoma, Wash.

Sierra Bezdicek, just a sophomore from Mt. Spokane High School, won the 3A state golf title on Wednesday.

TUMWATER In one of track and field's most grueling races, Andrew Brown feels a surge of adrenaline in the final stretch.

Squalicum's Jarek Jensen throws the shot as Lynden hosts the Bedlington Twilight track meet on Friday March 23, 2012 in Lynden.

Eric Canton, a 1986 South Kitsap graduate, was hired as the Wolves' football coach Thursday.

John Fowler, Will Sheeran and Spike Sievert hope to help Bellevue to a top finish at Star Track XXX.

Lakeside High School senior Anandae Clark, the State's top-ranked pole vaulter and ranked sixth in the nation, is among eight athletes set to attend Eastern Washington University and compete for the EWU Track and Field squad next year.

Though he hopes he never has to do it again, Blaine athletic director Wayne Vezzetti admits he had a little fun trying to replace both the Borderites' boys' and girls' basketball coaches at the same time.

Six high-school seniors from schools in the Clover Park School District were recognized at Monday's City Council meeting for their academic honors.

Top row, from left, Michael Klavuhn, Jordan Thompson and Juan Machuca-Garin. Second row, from left, Eli Peterson, Jordan Morris and Reilly Cross.

W.F. West senior pitcher/outfielder Mitch Gueller, The News Tribune's All-Area baseball player of the year, drew as many as 30 professional scouts to his games this season for the Bearcats.

Former Eastern Washington Defensive Tackle Renard Williams will take his talents to the next level after all.