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Local Sports Headlines and News
Burby Fun Run supports Vashon High students, athletes- Vashon Beachcomber 6-25-08
Three Vashon High School seniors recognized with athletic awards- Vashon Beachcomber 6-11-08
Vashon High track team honored | Vashon-Maury Sports Briefs- Vashon Beachcomber 6-25-08
Playoffs begin Monday June 23
teams are seeded # 1 - #9 according to win/loss percentage
Game A Monday June 23, Vashon Organics vs Hardware Store 6:15
Game B Monday June 23 winner A vs Batwings 7:30
Game C Tuesday June 24 Andrew Will Winery vs Vashon Blue Wing 6:15
Game D Tuesday June 24 D's Nuts vs Silverbacks 7:30
Game E Wednesday June 25 Firedogs vs Batwings 6:15
Game F Thursday June 26 winner B vs winner C 7:30
Game G Wednesday June 25 winner E -vs- winner D 7:30
Championship Friday June 27th 7:30 winner F -vs- winner G
Rainouts of Organics -vs- Hardware Store and Hardware Store -vs- Batwings will not be made up
Vashon Island Softball
The Season has started. Click into our 2008 Season Calendar bellow to see game schedules and scores.
Spring - Summer 2008 schedule of games.
Spring - Summer 2008 Team Standings and Stats.
The next five games are listed bellow.
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Seattle Times Sports
- Carlos Sastre retains lead after 19th stage of Tour
- Carlos Sastre of Spain kept the overall lead in the Tour de France on Friday, while Sylvain Chavanel won the 19th stage.
- Seahawks' top pick Lawrence Jackson signs, practices
- The Seattle Seahawks signed rookie defensive end Lawrence Jackson on Friday, making him the NFL team's first first-round draft pick since 2003 to sign in time for the first practice at training camp.
- Howard Schultz files motion to split Sonics suit
- Howard Schultz admits his lawsuit to reclaim the Sonics is a potential legal quagmire, which is why he wants the case against Clay Bennett divided into two parts ? a liability phase and a remedy phase.
- Ichiro's glove ? The hands of a master
- No one takes more pride in the beauty of the All-Star outfielder's hands than Nobuyoshi Tsubota, the man who has handcrafted nearly every professional glove Ichiro has worn.
- Seahawks arrive at camp, with some notable exceptions
- Seahawks players began arriving for training camp, which opens this morning at Northwest University. Bobby Engram is expected to be present, but several other players aren't expected to be there or won't be able to practice.
- NFL Network: Brett Favre plans to report to camp
- Brett Favre has told the Green Bay Packers he plans to report to training camp this weekend, according to an NFL Network report Friday.
- Steve Nash joins push to bring Vancouver Whitecaps into MLS
- NBA superstar Steve Nash said Friday he will invest in the Vancouver Whitecaps' bid to buy a Major League Soccer franchise.
- MLS stars down West Ham 3-2
- Dwayne DeRosario, the Houston midfielder, scored a tiebreaking penalty, Chicago midfielder Cuauhtemoc Blanco had one goal and helped set up another, and the MLS All-Stars posted a 3-2 victory over English Premier League team West Ham United on Thursday night.
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- Seahawks sign top rookie Jackson
- Defensive end Lawrence Jackson has agreed to terms on an $11.25 million, five-year contract and is in training camp.
- M's Niehaus ready for Cooperstown
- Before Junior, A-Rod, The Big Unit and Ichiro, the Seattle Mariners' lone icon was Dave Niehaus and his golden Midwestern voice. For 32 years, Niehaus has been the voice of the Mariners.
- Times: Media predicts dismal season for Huskies and Cougs
- If the media is right, it figures to be a long season for Tyrone Willingham's Huskies as well as WSU. The Huskies are picked to finish eighth in the conference and the Cougars, dead last. Oregon is predicted to finish third and OSU, sixth.
- Engram in Seahawks camp, top rookies still out
- Bobby Engram isn't happy, but he's in. Top rookie picks Lawrence Jackson and John Carlson are happy, but they are still out. The Seahawks got off to a backward start to training camp Thursday.
- Red Sox sweep in Seattle for 1st time in 15 years
- Mike Lowell hit a two-run single off Sean Green in the 12th inning, and the Red Sox took advantage of two outfield errors to beat the lowly Mariners 6-3 on Wednesday and complete Boston's first series sweep at Seattle in 15 years.
- Times: Willingham finally lands 2009 recruit
- Washington's Tyrone Willingham will kick off the festivities at Pac-10 media day in Los Angeles this morning as the first coach to take the podium. One question he won't have to answer is why the Huskies don't have any commitments for the recruiting Class of 2009.
- Mariners to offer peanut-free seating
- The Mariners will offer peanut-free seating zones during home games on August 5 and September 9, allowing fans with peanut allergies to attend without risk of reaction.
- Seattle loss of T-birds is Kent's gain
- The suburb expects a big economic boost as the hockey team moves to the new Kent Events Center starting January 1.
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KOMO Sports
- Seahawks, top-pick Jackson agree to five-year contract
- Lawrence Jackson, the 28th pick from Southern California, agreed to an $11.25 million, five-year contract Friday morning, according to a person familiar with the deal.
- WNBA suspends 10 players and Mahorn for skirmish
- The WNBA punished so many players for their roles in this week's skirmish that the league is staggering the suspensions by alphabetical order. "None of us can recall an incident like this," WNBA president Donna Orender said Thursday during a conference call.
- Engram in Seahawks camp, top rookies still out
- Bobby Engram isn't happy, but he's in. Top rookie picks Lawrence Jackson and John Carlson are happy, but they are still out. The Seahawks got off to a backward start to training camp Thursday.
- Dave Niehaus ready for spot in Cooperstown
- Before Junior, A-Rod, The Big Unit and Ichiro, the Seattle Mariners' lone icon was Dave Niehaus and his golden Midwestern voice.
- IOC says Iraq banned from Beijing Olympics
- The IOC suspended Iraq's national Olympic committee in June after Baghdad dismissed elected officials and installed its own people who are not recognized by the IOC.
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