South Whidbey blanketed Coupeville, 57-37, on Dec. 14.
South Whidbey lost the first game in a doubleheader against Whidbey Island rival Coupeville on Dec. 14. The Falcon girls lost 39-25.
Turnovers again cost the Falcons. Only this time, the third loss in a row, it also cost South Whidbey bragging rights against island-rival Coupeville. The Wolves pressured the Falcons, ral- lied from five points down, won 39-24 and possibly crushed South Whidbey’s playoff hopes, which hinge on beating King’s and Coupeville.
gainst their rivals, the Falcon boys hoops squad fired on all cylinders. South Whidbey ended its losing streak Friday night with a 57-37 drubbing of Coupeville in the first of two annual Highway 525 clashes.
LANGLEY — There was an unscheduled clinic on how, and how not, to play basketball Tuesday night.
Cedarcrest put on a show against the South Whidbey girls basketball team, winning 64-26 on Dec. 11.
Lakewood wrestling won at South Whidbey for the first time in more than a decade, 52-30.
LANGLEY — Wrestling coach Jim Thompson hates losing.
The SnowRider has returned to take skiers and snowboarders and other snow-loving folks up to the mountains.
The third annual Tom Roehl Round-Ball Classic is set for Saturday, Dec. 22. The all-island tournament raises money for the Tom Roehl Memorial Scholarship.
Nick French pounded Cedarcrest inside for a team-high 17 points, his best this season.
LANGLEY — Under pressure from the opening play, the Falcon boys basketball team cracked like Humpty Dumpty tumbling from the wall against the King’s Knights.
The King’s Knights boys basketball team stifled the Falcons and established their 1A Cascade Conference dominance in the first league game of the season for both teams. King’s won 49-25.