The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association, the governing body for high school sports, retrieved its big eraser once again Tuesday, Nov….
Over the past 30 years or so, the world of baseball has slowly and begrudgingly accepted analytics as a way…
The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association, the governing body for high school sports, retrieved its big eraser once again Tuesday, Nov….
Let’s dive into part two of our jump back in time, revisiting Oak Harbor youth baseball in the 1950s and…
Please excuse me while I break one of the rules of journalism and insert myself into the story.
Oak Harbor High School graduate Elena Flake, a member of the University of Nebraska rifle team, was just hours away…
The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association revised its guidelines for school sports this week to fall in line with the new…
Mark and Luke Hodson share more than a last name.
While COVID-19 has put brakes on much of society’s activities, it didn’t slow down the financial support of participants in…
Shawn P. O’Connor was once the student, now he is the teacher.
The Short and Sweet Challenge usually takes place in March but was postponed because of COVID-19.
“School isn’t going to be the same without football in the fall” said one high school senior.
Volunteers for crew positions do not need to own a boat.
Losing one last season with the Class of 2020 was tough for a South Whidbey High School tennis coach
The tournament is Saturday, Sept. 19, at 1 p.m.
Winning isn’t everything — but in high school varsity sports, they do keep score and they do keep standings.
Oak Harbor High School strength and conditioning coach Colby Heefner recognized a problem and did some heavy lifting to help…
While more warm days lie ahead on Whidbey Island, a fall into the water can be dangerous and deadly, according…
Although tucked away in the backwoods of Clinton, Island Greens is not a hidden gem.
Like the barriers he faces while running the steeplechase in track, recent South Whidbey High School graduate Michael Harwell cleared…
