Grant Clark

Registration is now open for Girls Rugby, a flag-rugby program open to children in grades second through eighth that offers fall leagues based in Thurston County.

Approximately 14 months after their formation, Oly Town FC women’s soccer captured the Northwest Premier League championship with a 3-2 (4-2 PK) road victory over top-seeded Capital FC in Salem, Oregon to close out its sophomore season.

South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) women’s basketball turned back a late surge by the Dolphins to win 59-55 at the Health & Wellness Center on November 21.

Adam Brooks immediately started placing calls to his teammates. The message was simple and direct. “I told each of them we were having a football season this year,” the Northwest Christian High School senior stated. “I didn’t care what we had to do. We weren’t going to lose this season.”

The South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) men’s soccer team certainly had an international feel to it this season as five players, including the Clippers’ top two scorers, hail from outside the United States.

Aubrey Harrington from Capital High School wins the North Thurston Ramrock 5K. As impressive as the performance is, it’s hardly a surprise. After all, Harrington won the first seven meets she competed in as a junior, including triumphing in the 3A South Sound Conference South Division championship, …

Hopes were extremely high for the Oly Town Artesians women’s soccer team heading into the club’s inaugural season and it’s safe to say the squad did not disappoint.

The Olympia High School girls basketball team entered the new season without a single senior on its roster who had varsity experience.

Northwest Christian High School has captured numerous state titles, but winning at the school always took a backseat to one other aspect: Family.

  By Grant Clark Maya Lawson-Rivera figured her North Thurston High School girls swim team would finish around 20th overall at the Class 3A state

  By Grant Clark They had been the pinnacle of high school volleyball in the state all season. So, when top-ranked Tumwater High School walked off

By Grant Clark Rocky Patchin arrived in Lacey in the summer of 1992 without much fanfare. No one knew much about the accomplishments he’d already

By Grant Clark Cody Jenkins watched from the sidelines, still feeling the painful effects of the strange accident which resulted in his right index

  By Grant Clark The postseason for high school football is upon us. Several local teams look to secure trips to the state playoffs. The state

By Grant Clark Nearly three decades ago, Jeff Gaeckle, who was 16 years old at the time, suffered a significant injury. The incident occurred while

  By Grant Clark The 27th annual Washington State Governor’s Cup Taekwondo Championship, the largest and longest running taekwondo tournament in the

By Grant Clark If given the choice would you rather be the all-time career scoring leader for your high school’s soccer team or score the

  By Grant Clark Two years ago CeCe Pennella was in eighth grade and a level 8 gymnast. The achievement came after years of dedication to the sport.

  By Grant Clark Before he was even old enough to drive, Peter Finley had already lived in Virginia, North Carolina, Kansas, Korea and back again in

By Grant Clark It’s a game of skill, agility and cunning, a game with one simple rule - dodge. Dodgeball was never a part of PE during David