From April 18-19, the National Softball Association of Washington state (NSAWA) hosted its 2026 Snohomish County Opener at Kasch Park and Phil Johnson Ballfields, both located in Everett. Brackets consisted of 54 teams, 10 in 10U and 22 in the 12U and 14U each,...
The Seattle Handball Club, a nonprofit organization based in Woodinville, hosted its 2026 Seattle Handball Cup inside the Walt Price Fitness Center at Everett Community College from April 4-5. The second annual event brought in six teams this year, three men's and...
Run, jump, flip. It's the core mission of Northwest Aerials (NWA), a local gymnastics organization that provides year-round classes and camps for everyone, ages 1-18, interested in exploring an activity that combines balance, flexibility, endurance and coordination....
Football is back! Indoors, that is. The Washington Wolfpack kicked off the 2026 Arena Football One season against its Pacific Northwest rivals, the Oregon Lightning, at Angel Of The Winds Arena on Sunday, April 12. And after splitting games 2-2 last year, the...
"Happy Opening Day!" It's a common saying heard at the ballpark on the first day of each new baseball season. With the smell of hot dogs and burgers on the grill filling the air, paired with an ice-cold beverage and a bag of CRACKER JACKs®, the baseball atmosphere...
The 2026 AAU Taekwondo PNW District Qualifier took to the mats inside Seaview Gymnasium on Edmonds College's campus on March 28. This was the first year the tournament was held in Edmonds after being hosted in Lynnwood for several years, dating back to before 2020....
Helen Maroulis, Israel Silva, Sergio Vega and LaDarion "Dee" Lockett: The names are synonymous with the sport of wrestling. So, what happened when all four arrived to Marysville to host a youth camp? Several dozen wrestlers aspiring to get to the next level woke up...
Basketball isn't just a sport in Tulalip. It's an identity. When parents, grandparents, great grandparents, aunts and uncles—generations upon generations—fill the stands to cheer on their family member and team, it's a special scene. From March 27-29, the Tulalip Boys...
Richard Bower and his twin brother, Daniel, reside in Shoreline and Edmonds, respectively. If you saw the pair at their places of work or out and about, you'd think they're just local people working jobs and spending time with their families. Even though all of those...
From Feb. 21-22, DYSports LLC, a youth basketball tournament organization, held its Beyond the Arc Basketball Tournament at the Arlington and Marysville Pilchuck high schools, and it featured more than 60 boys and girls teams competing in 4th-8th grade divisions....