- Sports
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Students tackle Gold Mountain Golf Course
Student athletes competed Tuesday for the last few spots in the state tourney.
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Olympic goes to state, Klahowya goes home
Olympic and Klahowya played this weekend to decide who would continue on to the state tournament and whose season would end.
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Vikings top Bremerton twice to take series
North Kitsap beat Bremerton twice Friday and Saturday to secure the number one seed in the Olympic League.
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Central Kitsap hires new volleyball coach
Central Kitsap announced Michelle Miller, 26, as the school’s new volleyball coach on Friday.
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Cougar fastpitch falls to strong Bainbridge team
The matchup on Bainbridge was the final game of the season for Coach Bruce Welling’s Central Kitsap crew.
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North Kitsap forces Knights into second game
The Knights lost to the Vikings 6-4 Friday in a game to determine seeding for the district tournament. A second game will take place Saturday.
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Shelton meet invites Bremerton, C.K. athletes
Athletes from Bremerton and Central Kitsap high schools participated in the 53rd Shelton Invitational Track & Field Meet Saturday, April 27.
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Slideshow | Central Kitsap vs. Gig Harbor Softball
Head coach Bruce Welling and several seniors played their last home game Wednesday against the Gig Harbor Tides.
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Kings West looks for state rebound | Cross Country
Out of sight, out of mind.
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Bremerton's Eathorne, Dicks honored by Semancik Foundation for public service
As the lights flicker on in the gym, a mahogany ball hits the hardwood, thumping like a heart and a hero’s silhouette crawls into the rafters. Les Eathorne stands alone at midcourt in the East High School gymnasium, basketball in hand. It’s 1956 and he is the school’s new — first — boys basketball coach. It’s the beginning of a decorated career at East High in Bremerton, a school Eathorne single-handedly put on the basketball map during its short existence.
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Every 2007 NFR champ will compete at Kitsap Fair & Stampede rodeo
This is one Stampede that keeps gaining momentum. While in the past the Kitsap Fair & Stampede Rodeo has seen considerable growth and improvements in everything from stock, to funding, to the arena floor itself, it's never seen a boon like this.
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