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League parity can lead to some entertaining – albeit confusing – playoff scenarios.
Behind some outstanding 3-point shooting by senior guard A.J. Maxwell and some harassing defense against a bigger and taller Rogers team, Bethel kept its season alive by defeating the Rams, 73-59, in an SPSL South Division tiebreaker at Emerald Ridge High School on Tuesday night. Bethel (9-10) earns the No. 5 seed in the SPSL South and will face Auburn, the SPSL North’s No. 5 seed, on Friday at Bethel. Rogers’ season ends with an 8-13 record.
League parity can lead to some entertaining – albeit confusing – playoff scenarios.
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Emerald Ridge’s football team hasn’t generated much buzz in the school’s nine-year existence.
Coach Phil Engebretsen doesn’t disagree that he’s fortunate to trot out a starting lineup full of experienced seniors. Enumclaw’s boys basketball team, undefeated and ranked No. 1 in Class 3A, is reaping the benefits of a squad that’s four years in the making.
Emerald Ridge’s football team hasn’t generated much buzz in the school’s nine-year existence. That’s about to change.
That one day almost exactly two years ago provided all the motivation necessary.
The Graham-Kapowsin wrestling team dominated the South Puget Sound League South sub-regional tournament in its own gym and wrapped up the team title long before the championship matches Saturday.
After hours of exchanging leads with Kennewick at the Class 4A state bowling tournament, Emerald Ridge finally delivered the knockout blow, thanks to sophomore Courtney Couch.
Every South Kitsap wrestler knows what’s expected of him when the mats are unrolled for the Narrows League tournament.
Every South Kitsap wrestler knows what’s expected of them when the wrestling mats are unrolled for the Narrows League tournament.
After hours of trading the lead for the Class 4A state bowling title with Kennewick High, Emerald Ridge sophomore Courtney Couch finally delivered the knockout blow.
Mat Classic has lost its icon.
Last year the Foss Falcons advanced to the state semifinals and eventually took sixth place.
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