The 50th anniversary of the largest rowing regatta in the world, the Head of the Charles, Vashon’s junior, masters and recent alumni crew members posted best-ever results.
The VHS boys’ tennis season is winding down and was marked by improved play and match results.
The first and last drives of the game were impeccable. It was everything in between that was a struggle for the Vashon football team last week.
How can a team be down two of its top cross country runners and still win a meet? It can happen when a team has a deep bench
The American Lake Regatta last weekend presented good rowing conditions to participants from 30 area clubs in more than 50 events.
The second meeting of two Nisqually League rivals resulted in a disappointing loss for the Vashon football team last Friday.
The Vashon Pirates girls soccer team continued to notch impressive matches this month, splitting two home games last week and boosting their season record to an impressive 6-2 while holding on to second place in the Nisqually League.
The Tail of the Lake regatta in Seattle featured 44 events over a five-hour period starting early Sunday morning in near-mirror conditions and finishing on a lake made choppy by a frenzy of tour boats, float plane takeoffs and landings, squads of kayakers and even an oar-powered Viking ship.
After weeks of steadily improving play, the Vashon Pirates finally notched their first win of the season.
The Pirate soccer team has started off the season strong and now boasts a 4-1 record so far. Coach Karen Olsen, new to the program this year, says she likes what she has seen and is looking ahead to future success.
The Pirate football team took another tough knock last week, dropping a game to Port Angeles High School by a final score of 42-8.
Island rower Mia Croonquist has won her third world medal, taking silver in a women’s four at the World Junior Rowing Championships last week in Hamburg, Germany.
Nearly 400 runners and walkers kicked off the festival weekend at 9 a.m. Saturday by gathering at the VYFS PlaySpace to meet friends and family to “do the Burby.” This was the 34th year of the event and marked the 25th anniversary of the change in name to honor Bill Burby, a former teacher and beloved coach.