A glance at the six area teams competing at the state tournaments.
Glacier Peak’s Addison Farman and Archbishop Murphy’s Samantha Mandeville claim titles.
The Wesco 4A co-champions stunned by a season-ending, 28-0 playoff football loss.
Lake, Archbishop Murphy and Darrington are all fifth in their respective classifications.
Glacier Peak checks in at eighth heading into this weekend’s playoffs.
The Vikings get revenge over GP and down the Grizzlies, 3-1.
GP, Archbishop Murphy, King’s, Darrington also make the top 10.
Ben Lee, Ashton Bergman and Andy Stark win singles, doubles titles.
Lake Stevens, Edmonds-Woodway among teams coaches ranked in poll.
Jayshon Limar and the No. 8 Vikings hand the No. 9 Grizzlies their first loss.
Lake Stevens and Glacier Peak also remain ranked by Washington sports writers.
Lake Stevens, Lynnwood, King’s and Darrington ranked in the top 10.
Monroe and Archbishop Murphy both ranked in poll of Washington sports writers.
The Grizzlies tallied their sixth-consecutive win to remain undefeated.
Five other local schools receive votes in poll of state sports reporters.
Lake Stevens, Lynnwood and Darrington ranked in the top 10.
Lake Stevens looks to fend off newcomer Arlington and win third straight state title.
King competed in a heat of the men’s 400-meter freestyle relay. The U.S. took first in the final.
King was selected in men’s swimming as a member of the 400-meter freestyle relay team.
King placed third in the men’s 50 freestyle at U.S. Olympic trials, but still could qualify in a relay.
