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The gym is adorned with championship banners, expectations are high, and the players gasp and burn their way through sprints during the first days of basketball practice at Wyoming Indian High School.
On Nov. 17, a U.S. congressman, a former major league baseball player, an orthopedic surgeon and an opera star — all graduates of Hopewell Valley Central High School — shared the secrets of their success with today’s Central High students.
MOUNT VERNON — Wenatchee Valley came from behind in the late going to spoil Grays Harbor College’s season opener, 94-87, in the opening round of the Skagit Valley Invitational men’s basketball tournament Friday.
Rocky Hill - Montville High School goalkeeper Kelsey MacCracken made four saves and was named the Blue Team Most Valuable Player in defeating the Red Team, 2-1, in the...
Spartans have a new coach, a new league -- and a lot of new players. ''Period of Adjustment'' is not exactly a great catch-phrase to attract interest, but it's perhaps the best way to describe the current state of Northampton Community College men's basketball.
This article has been read 4 times. BECKLEY, W.Va. - Paul Sturgess snares an offensive rebound between two defenders, attempts a dunk but misses, grabs the rim and gets whistled for a technical foul.
Saturday, Nov. 28 Nor Pac hockey — Bozeman at Butte, 7:30 p.m.
ETHETE, Wyo. — The gym is adorned with championship banners, expectations are high, and the players gasp and burn their way through sprints during the first days of basketball practice at Wyoming Indian High School.
MCCLUER NORTH has had one of the most successful programs in the state the past five seasons. The Stars, who were Class 5 state champs in 2007 and runnerups in 2008, have won 20 games four of the past five seasons and have the potential to make it five of six.
At 7-foot-8, junior transfer Paul Sturgess is honing his game at Mountain State in West Virginia.
Ortiz loses split decision The “Huntington Beach Bad Boy,” Tito Ortiz, lost a split decision to Forrest Griffin on Saturday at the Ultimate Fighting Championships 106 main event in Las Vegas.
