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South Whidbey falls to Overlake / Tennis
Overlake blanked host South Whidbey 5-0 in tennis Thursday, Oct. 10.
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Falcons finish among leaders / Swimming
South Whidbey High School swimmers posted six top-five times at a meet featuring a trio of 4A schools…
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Falcon boys win NSC meet / Cross country
Continuing its strong season, the South Whidbey High School boys cross country team won the latest North Sound…
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Falcons tame Tigers / Volleyball
Solidifying its hold on fourth place in the North Sound Conference, the South Whidbey High School volleyball team…
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Popular hunting seasons begin
Some of Washington’s most popular hunting seasons will get underway Saurday, Oct. 12, when modern firearm deer hunters…
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Eagles squeeze past South Whidbey / Volleyball
Cedar Park Christian rallied to top the South Whidbey High School volleyball team 3-2 Monday, Oct. 7, in…
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Eastside Prep grabs narrow win over Falcons / Tennis
Eastside Prep eked by the South Whidbey High School tennis team 3-2 in a highly competitive match Friday,…
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South Whidbey thumps Sultan in homecoming game / Football
Capping off homecoming week and beginning the conference season on a happy note, the South Whidbey High School…
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Falcons whip Wolverines / Soccer
Reserves received plenty of action in the South Whidbey High School soccer team’s 10-1 non-league win over visiting…
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Bear Creek beats Falcons / Tennis
Missing three starters because of illness, the short-handed South Whidbey High School tennis team lost 4-1 at Bear…
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Falcons blank King’s, take over 1st place / Soccer
Confirming it is a program on the rise, the South Whidbey High School soccer team blanked visiting King’s…
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Unbeaten Knights shut out South Whidbey / Volleyball
Playing its second undefeated team this week, the South Whidbey High School volleyball team lost 3-0 to visiting…
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Seattle Academy downs Falcons / Tennis
The Emerald City League’s top tennis team, Seattle Academy, cruised by visiting South Whidbey 5-0 Wednesday, Oct. 2.