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Tacoma News Tribune
- Rebuilt Gutierrez amazes
- Aside from the blockbuster trade that sent starting pitcher Michael Pineda to the New York Yankees for catching prospect Jesus Montero, the Seattle Mariners have been quiet during the offseason.
- Wroten's 22 points help Huskies earn second road win of season
- TEMPE, Ariz. – The maturation of Tony Wroten may not have occurred at the pace that some Huskies fans had hoped for, but it’s clear that the heralded freshman is growing as a player.
- Stanley's 62 good for share of lead
- Gig Harbor’s Kyle Stanley knew he had to post low scores on the easier North Course at Torrey Pines to get off to a good start Thursday at the Farmers Insurance Open in San Diego. It went even better than he expected.
- Yelm body-slams Timberline
- It’s hard to imagine a better start to a high school wrestling career than what Yelm’s Darren Harris has accomplished.
- Gonzaga erases halftime deficit for 18th win in row over Portland
- Portland – Former Kentwood High standout Gary Bell Jr. had 18 points and Elias Harris added 17 points and 10 rebounds to help spark Gonzaga to a 74-62 West Coast Conference victory over Portland on Thursday night at the Chiles Center – the Zags’ 18th straight victory in the series.
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Local Sports Headlines and News
Bennedsen added to wrestling hall of fame - Vashon Beachcomber 06-07-11
Vashon runner places at state competition - Vashon Beachcomber 06-07-11
2011 Vashon Softball Schedule and Team Standings
The season has started. Games are played at Agren Park.
Spring - Summer 2011 schedule of games.
Spring - Summer 2011 Team Standings and Stats.
The Vashon Seals Swim Team Winter 2011 session
Registration for the Spring 2011 swim season will open March 30 at the Vashon Park District office beginning at 8:00am. New swimmers are required to attend a placement tryout where the swimmers abilities are evaluated by the Coach. This is necessary so the swimmer is placed in the appropriate level. Placement tryouts for 10yr olds and younger will be held on Tuesday, March 29 between 4:00 - 5:45pm, and for 11yrs and older on Monday, March 28 between 4:00 - 6:00pm. All tryouts are held at the Vashon Aquatic Club pool. Come check out the program!
Please visit the Seals website www.swimvashon.org to check out the teams website and discover just how fast these Seals can swim. And download registration forms.
Vashon Soccer Sign up
Vashon Soccer Website for more Information, Click Here
Vashon Lacrosse
Vashon Lacrosse Website for more Information, Click Here
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Seattle Times Sports
- Leo Gonzalez, Marc Burch compete for Sounders FC left back position
- Sounders FC won't have many starting positions up for grabs during preseason training. The fiercest competition will be at left back, between Leo Gonzalez and Marc Burch.
- O'Brien, Ripken brothers will intersect
- Cal Ripken Jr., and Seattle U legends Johnny and Eddie O'Brien will be together for a Redhawks baseball dinner next week. And in February, the three will be in Maryland, along with Cal's brother Billy Ripken, for a fundraiser.
- Hornets end 9-game skid with 93-67 win over Magic
- Carl Landry scored 17 points and the New Orleans Hornets snapped a nine-game losing streak with a 93-67 victory over the Orlando Magic on Friday night.
- Beaubois, Odom lead Mavs past Jazz
- Roddy Beaubois had a season-high 22 points and Lamar Odom added 19 points, his most since joining the Mavericks at the start of the season, to lead Dallas to a 116-101 victory over the Utah Jazz on Friday night.
- Washington women face defensive-minded Arizona State next
- The Washington women's basketball team beat Arizona on Thursday and faces the Pac-12's best defensive team, Arizona State, on Saturday at Edmundson Pavilion.
- Washington, Arizona meet on national stage
- Last season's series between Washington and Arizona produced a couple of classic games, including the Huskies' victory in the Pac-10 tournament championship contest.
- Mariners' FanFest is Saturday, Sunday at Safeco Field
- Mariners players, including Jesus Montero, Hasashi Iwakuma and top prospects, will appear at FanFest this weekend at Safeco Field.
- James, Wade lead Heat over Knicks, 99-89
- LeBron James scored 31 points, Dwyane Wade scored 28 in his return from a sprained right ankle, and the Miami Heat beat the 3-point-obsessed New York Knicks 99-89 on Friday night.
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- Hope Solo & US women's soccer team qualifies for Olympics
- In the end, what matters is that the U.S. women's soccer team is going to the Olympics. What the players won't soon forget is how hard they had to work get there.
- Wroten's 22 leads Huskies to rare road win
Every bit the trudge as forecasted against undermanned Arizona State, Washington rode Tony Wroten's 22 points to win its second road game this season, 60-54, Thursday night in Tempe.
The Huskies, a poor free throw shooting team, hit 12 of their final 15 shots from the line to hold off the Sun Devils, who hung in despite he absence of Trent Lockett, their best player who missed his third consecutive game with an ankle injury. - The Sportsmen's Show Olympics
- In this Olympic year, training centers are usually the place you'll find the top athletes. But King 5's Chris Egan also found some in his annual report at the Washington Sportsmen's Show.
- Aden will miss Saturday's game at ASU
- Washington State has announced that Faisal Aden, the reigning Pac-12 basketball player of the week, will not be able to play at Arizona State on Saturday because of a knee injury.
- Gonzaga continues domination of Portland, 74-62
- Gary Bell Jr. had 18 points, Elias Harris added 17 points and 10 rebounds and Gonzaga beat Portland 74-62 Thursday night for its 18th straight win in the series.
- Fogg, Hill lead Wildcats past Cougars 85-61
- Kyle Fogg scored 20 points and Solomon Hill 17, leading a shower of Arizona 3-pointers that buried Washington State 85-61 on Thursday night.
- St. Louis says London games violate lease
- The St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission says the Rams' plans to play one home game in London the next three years violates the team's stadium lease.
- Thiel: Good news is M's saved $214M on DH
While it seems as if the Mariners did next to nothing this off-season to fix a team that lost 95 games, that's not the way to look at it.
They saved $214 million by not signing free agent Prince Fielder.
When is the last time you saved $214 million?
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