Mercer Island’s girls soccer squad kicked off its high-school varsity season with a 3-2 victory over Interlake on March 9. Right, junior Audrey Kris kicks… Continue reading
Senior captain is glad to be back on the court.
Football March 12 - 7 p.m. at Newport March 20 - 7 p.m. LIBERTY March 26 - 7 p.m. at Hazen April 2, TBD Girls… Continue reading
By Sophie Demandolx Special to the Reporter If you are a teenager looking for a fun new sport or a parent looking for an outdoor… Continue reading
Practices scheduled to begin Feb. 1 for football, volleyball, soccer and 5 other sports
Season 2 now begins Feb. 1 and seasons have been shortened to seven weeks each.
Mercer Island High School senior pitcher/first baseman Jack DeDonato signed a letter of intent on Nov. 11 to play baseball for Washington State University. The… Continue reading
The new plan places counties and sports in three-tier systems. No signs of a quicker return to play.
Before practice begins, parents must understand COVID-19 protective protocols
Ethan Evans fired up his golf clubs to the tune of 12 birdies and one eagle en route to notching the 44th Annual Washington Junior… Continue reading
An updated plan moves girls swimming to Season 3 and makes fall cross country an alternate season.
Washington’s high school athletics governing body announced its revised plans for the upcoming school year Tuesday evening (July 21), and football is moving to the… Continue reading
MLB pitcher Matthew Boyd, 29, has been with the Tigers since 2015.
Football practices to begin Sept. 5, all other sports planned for Sept. 7.
Jaden Krauser’s team was only a couple weeks into the season before everything was canceled.
On Scorebook Live Today, coach Matt Logie discussed the legacy of his grandfather, Ed Pepple.
The season was cut short for Mercer Island High School’s varsity baseball team, but that wasn’t going to stop the Islanders from recognizing the senior… Continue reading
Due to the school closure extension, the cancellation includes all practices, competitions, tournaments and championships, WIAA says.
Washington Interscholastic Activities Association making contingency plans for high school sports competitions after extension of stay home order.
But if the school shutdown extends past April 24, those championships could be in jeopardy.
