The Mercer Island boys defended their No. 6 state ranking with a 69-41 win over Interlake on Tuesday evening.
The first of its kind, the indoor soccer clinic over the last two weeks at PEAK has been a total hit with kids on the Island.
Wednesday 19 kids in the 5-8 age group chased soccer balls and cheered with their coaches during the morning practice.
Following Christmas, Islanders who don’t want to hassle with hauling their Christmas tree away, can have players with the Mercer Island Lacrosse Club pick it up.
The Eastside FC boys 16U red team, which includes Mercer Island resident Sam Miller, was named the champion of the U.S. Youth Soccer Association Far West Regional League after league play earlier this month.
The MIFC Forze girls 12U soccer team were finalists in the Thanksgiving Cranberry Cup soccer tournament. The team includes: Sammy…
The Mercer Island boys basketball team started off the season 1-0 against KingCo opponents when they beat Mount Si by 20 points last Friday.
The Mercer Island girls fifth grade select basketball team won the Skyline Tip-Off Classic in the middle of November and the Cold Turkey Tournament at Newport.
Five members of the 2010 MIHS girls soccer team earned KingCo honors this season. Corey Goelz, Tara Nielson, Taylor Abrass…
For the second straight year, the Mercer Island girls swim and dive team can claim they are the best in the state. They won Saturday’s 3A swim and dive finals at King County Aquatic Center with 278 points, ahead of Bainbridge’s second place 220 points.
Members of the Mercer Island High School fall sports teams have earned KingCo honors this fall.
The Islanders volleyball players had their sights set on a state berth this year, but fell just short when the team met a familiar foe on the court: Juanita.
The Northwest Yeshiva High School volleyball team finished their season, just two games shy of the state volleyball tournament. The 613s, who had just seven players on the roster this fall and no seniors, lost in the district tournament while looking for a second consecutive state bid.
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