Lake Washington wins 3-2 in dramatic seventh-inning finish. Juanita ends the regular season with a 5-4 loss to Liberty.
Tough day for Juanita as Rebels also fall to Eastlake in opener of double-header.
Lake Washington's record drops to 7-6; Next up: Eastside Catholic.
Kleis and Caldwell both strong at the plate in 12-8 loss.
The Juanita High School team started the season with a young, unproven roster, but are now 14-1 and making a run at state.
The Kangs win 11-7 to improve to 7-5 on the season. They play again Thursday on the LW field.
Sophomore catcher Stevie Semler goes 3-for-4 and Bob Cruikshank hits his fourth homer of the year, but LW is still out-hit 16-11.
“Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling invented Quidditch, but college athletes have made the sport real—and really fun.
The Kangs win 5-2 and are now 5-3 in the KingCo 3A/2A Conference.
Rebels lead almost the entire game, but give up four runs in the seventh and eighth.
Kangs make it four straight with 17-6 lacrosse victory.
May is Bike to Work Month, a perfect time to get in shape for summer. But how do you keep your work clothes clean and your bike running smoothly? Patch cycling columnist Bill Thorness has the answers.
Evan Meek is in the big leagues now, but says "You always remember where you came from, and your roots."
Springtime means the start of open-water swimming season in the Puget Sound region.
The Lake Washington High School Dance and Drill Team also finished third in two other categories at the recent state championships.
Cody and Jake Bernstein combine for seven goals.
Things you might want to know today, Monday, April 11, 2011.
An ambitious 26-year-old is bringing his scavenger hunt/social event/happy hour to Seattle on April 7. Store-hopping jaunt helps “people remember why they are running."
With India and Sri Lanka squaring off in the Cricket World Cup Saturday, Patch takes a look at the sport's local following.
Acres of daffodils and tulips aren’t the only attractions this spring—Orting and Skagit County offer charming shops and stops, too.
This new climbing gym plans to open its doors to the public in late April.
Fremont bike-clothing store stops traffic at the Seattle Bicycle Expo.
KALL celebrates its 60th anniversary with march through town and festivities at Peter Kirk Park.
Here are a couple great stretches to help increase your flexibility and keep you in the saddle.
Stand-up paddle boarding – SUP for short -- is drawing more and more fans, despite the Puget Sound’s chill and rain.
This Parks and Rec league for ages 3-6 focuses on fundamentals of the game, making friends and sportsmanship.
Rolfers treat aching athletes and office workers by manipulating and loosening the body’s connective tissue.
Central Way and Lakeshore Plaza Drive will be blocked for about two hours.
It's time to sign up for the adult season that starts in mid-April.
A big crowd is expected for the Cascade Bicycle Club's traditional season-opening event on Bainbridge Island.
Kristian Dahl and his uncle were spotted by rescuers Sunday morning after spending a cold night in the wilderness.
Rebels' Jeremiah Laufasa just misses a state title in the 285 division, losing in the finals to a much heavier opponent.
Rowers training at Pocock Rowing Center’s High Performance Program put careers on hold, survive on meager earnings and train hours each day in the quest to compete on an international level.
Juanita girls basketball team comes out flat and gets upset by Liberty in the KingCo Tournament.
Also, new tour-style 'Gran Fondo' event on Olympic Peninsula created to benefit Fred Hutch.