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Tacoma News Tribune
- Vargas' start great, not that he'll say so
- PEORIA, Ariz. – Just a week into Cactus League games, it seems useless to start handicapping the competition for the fifth starter in the Mariners’ rotation.
- Pac-10 tourney defies easy prognosis
- One of the oddest and most open of Pacific-10 Conference men’s basketball seasons could be followed this week by – what else? – one of the oddest and most open Pac-10 tournaments.
- Cougars, Ducks look for positive
- LOS ANGELES – The team that is playing like dead men walking faces the team with a coach who has been turned into a dead man walking in the opening round of the Pacific-10 Conference men’s basketball tournament.
- Felix bullies minor leaguers
- PEORIA, Ariz. – As Felix Hernandez wandered past the group of media members, Mariners staffers and other onlookers, he gave a grin and said, “Feels good, that’s all you need to know.”
- Elsewhere
- Washington women’s coach Tia Jackson will return next season despite the worst three-year run (33-56) in school history, athletic director Scott Woodward said. … Gonzaga senior guard Matt Bouldin was named a Sporting News fourth-team All-American. … A 3-D version of the Final Four will be shown in up to 100 movie theaters, CBS said. … Michigan State coach Tom Izzo suspended guard Chris Allen indefinitely, meaning he will miss the Big Ten tournament opener Friday.
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Local Sports Headlines and News
Shackett helps Cascade Christian take out Vashon - Seattle PI.com 03-05-10
Vashon hoopsters at state: Boys win first game; girls lose but have another chance - Vashon Beachcomber 03-04-10
Third-ranked Granger outlasts Vashon Island - The Seattle Times 03-03-10
Wrestlers end the season successfully -Vashon Beachcomber 03-02-10
Pirates beat King’s to move on to state tournament - Vashon Beachcomber 03-02-10
Boys basketball starters have deep Island roots - Vashon Beachcomber 03-02-10
Hoopsters qualify for Yakima tourney - Vashon Beachcomber 03-01-10
Vashon Youth Football
Welcome to the official website of the Vahon Island Youth football program. All children in grades 2nd - 6th are welcome to be a part of the islands best fall sports program. Youth football provides skill development in coordination, sportsmanship, discipline, and leadership. Other benefits include learning to play by the rules and handling adversity while playing others. Join a winning team! Get involved and become a pirate
Vashon Youth Football Website www.vashonyouthfootball.org
Vashon Lacrosse
The Curtis Vikings come to Vashon on Weds., with Vulture’s varsity kicking off the evening in an earlier start at 5 PM. The Vulture’s JV plays under the lights with a a 7 PM face-off.
Friday night is the rescheduled Vulture’s JV game against Bainbridge. They meet at 7 PM at VHS Stadium.
On Saturday, the Boys Youth teams are off to Puyallup. The 7/8 team plays at 10 AM and the 5/6 Boys go next, facing off at noon.
The Girl’s 5/6 team wraps up the weekend games, hosting Queen Anne at VHS Soccer Field, face-off is at noon.
Vashon Lacrosse Website for more Information, Click Here
Vashon Youth Baseball & Softball
Welcome to the VYBS 2009 season. Vashon Youth Baseball & Softball (VYBS) is a remarkable reflection of the best in our island community. Our mission is to instill in our island youth life lessons of teamwork, individual achievement, a spirit of fair play, and a healthy sense of balance between competition and honorable cooperation.
Vashon Youth Baseball & Softball (VYBS) is a non-profit volunteer organization that is a member of the National PONY Baseball & Softball organization and has adopted the “Pony League” rules.
Opening Day is April 25
Vashon Youth Baseball & Softball Website for more Information, Click Here
Vashon Adult Softball 2009 Season
The Season starts April 1st.
More Information on the Adult Softball page, Click here
View the full Schedule Click Here.
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Seattle Times Sports
- NASCAR puts Carl Edwards on probation for 3 races
- Sticking with its "boys, have at it" attitude, NASCAR won't force Carl Edwards to miss any races after he deliberately wrecked Brad Keselowski's car last weekend in Atlanta.
- Alex Rodriguez 'at ease' with Canadian doctor
- Yankees star Alex Rodriguez said he is at ease with his ties to a Canadian sports doctor embroiled in cross-border investigations involving HGH and another drug, though he doesn't know when he'll talk to federal authorities about the case.
- Pick your favorite Champions League goal from Tuesday...
- 1. Samir Nasri's complete undressing of three Porto defenders
- Baker vs. Calabro...sort of
- Don't want to distract from the fine work Bob Condotta is doing, but The Brock and Salk media bracket thing continues tomorrow (voting deadline 11 a.m.), and amazingly enough, I'm still in it in the final eight. I'm now facing Kevin Calabro, and let's be honest, he's going to slaughter me. Seriously, the longtime voice of the Sonics or a simple beat writer/blogger? This isn't fair.
- Iditarod launches drug testing of mushers | Sled-dog racing
- Every musher in the 38th Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race will be tested for alcohol and illegal drugs on the trail ? for the first time in the history of the 1,100-mile race in Alaska. Three-time defending champion Lance Mackey believes the change is directed at him.
- Connecticut women capture Big East title | College basketball
- Kalana Greene scored 15 points to help top-ranked Connecticut rout No. 9 West Virginia 60-32 Tuesday night for its 72nd consecutive victory and 16th Big East Conference women's tournament championship.
- Vancouver Canucks win in Colorado, extend division lead to 4 points | NHL
- Jannik Hansen scored the decisive goal with 2:08 remaining, Mikael Samuelsson had his first hat trick and the Vancouver Canucks rallied to beat the Colorado Avalanche 6-4 in an NHL game Tuesday night.
- Cleveland releases QB Derek Anderson a day after Seneca Wallace deal | NFL
- Quarterback Derek Anderson's uneven five-season stay with the Cleveland Browns is over. The Browns released the one-time Pro Bowl selection Tuesday, a day after getting backup Seneca Wallace in a trade with the Seahawks.
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- Vargas looks sharp in Mariners 6-4 loss to Indians
- Jason Vargas, one of four candidates for Seattle's fifth starter spot, allowed two hits, walked one and struck out one in 3 2-3 scoreless innings.
- Roy has 19 in Blazers' 88-81 win over Kings
- PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Brandon Roy scored 19 points and hit a clinching jumper with just over two minutes left, leading the Portland Trail Blazers to an 88-81 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday night.
- Mariners Top Draft Pick Dustin Ackley
- The Mariners top draft pick in 2009, Dustin Ackley was recently named College Baseball Player of the Decade. During his time at North Carolina, he had a career .412 batting average, and as Chris Egan reports, also had some power.
- Mariners Longshots
- There are plenty of longshots doing everything they can to make the M's Opening Day roster. Chris Egan follows Matt Tuiasosopo and David Pauley, two guys tearing up the Cactus League as they fight to make the team.
- Hockey/WHL: Silvertips playoff tickets on sale Thursday
- UW AD: Jackson will remain women's hoops coach
- Tia Jackson will come back for the fourth season of a five-year contract. That is despite the worst three-year record in the program's history.
- NFL games to be streamed on Verizon phones
- Verizon Wireless and the NFL announced the deal Tuesday, which will allow fans to watch live footage of every game, as well as next month's NFL Draft.
- Seahawks ship QB Wallace to Browns
- The Seattle Seahawks traded backup quarterback Seneca Wallace to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for a 2011 undisclosed draft pick.
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