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After a season upended by the pandemic, the Pirates finished with Vashon style and flair.
Their season’s success included victories at eight of nine games in addition to winning the league.
Agreements with 15 tribes await approval by the governor and the feds.
On an already hot day, the Pirate wrestlers’ intensity and focus raised the temperature even more.
The windy day did not deter the 10-mile and 50k (31 miles) runners from enjoying their day.
The team has pulled off an extraordinary amount of victories, the majority of them by pin.
Varsity Basketball
The fine defensive effort was not enough to overcome the lack of offensive production from Vashon.
Rowers were welcomed back to Vancouver Lake for the US Northwest Rowing Championships last weekend.
The coaches consider the season a success and look forward to a more experienced team next year.
The McMurray boys’ and girls’ Track and Field teams emerged as league champions.
The high-stakes championship game got off to a rough start but Vashon slowly closed in on Bellevue.
“Our mentality and fitness levels were the key factors in our win.”
It was a thrilling finish that promises fun years ahead for Vashon Baseball.
The stands were crowded with spectators showing their support for the seniors on their Senior Night.
It was a week of ups and downs for Vashon baseball in a three-game set against Cascade Christian.
Varsity boys’ soccer team continues shutout streak; Pirates Track & Field team takes on Charles Wright.
