The pandemic forced many changes to the local sports scene and these were the top-10 most-viewed stories.
The new proposal includes a three-season, Wesco-only schedule with competitions beginning March 1.
The standout senior is set to sign his National Letter of Intent with Virigina football Wednesday.
Jan. 4, 11 and 18 will serve as the three checkpoint dates to update the status of a return to play.
In addition, all NWAC championships have been canceled and play will be restricted to regions.
Season 2 now begins Feb. 1 and seasons have been shortened to seven weeks each.
As the signing period opens, college hopefuls have dealt with a recruitment unlike any other.
Plus, Lake Stevens grad Taylor Roe finishes 2nd at the Big 12 Cross Country Championship and more.
The WIAA says that 50% of schools in a region must be eligible for that region to begin competition.
Plus the WIAA is offering free mental training and a local park will host women’s football tryouts.
A national championship, 12 state championships and many investigations
Vlad verbally commits to Cornell and Slava verbally commits to UC San Diego.
Instead of being filled with screaming fans, football stadiums across the area will be empty Friday.
Archbishop Murphy’s Josh McCarron is among those that formed the Student-Athletes of Washington group.
The recent Lake Stevens grad and Boise State freshman dominated on the court and inspired off of it.
The 14-team league will make its debut in Season 2 with basketball and wrestling.
The recent grad helped turn the boys soccer program around while also developing a love for music.
