In the first game of the season, the Friday Harbor Wolverine girls volleyball team fell to non-league Lynden Christian last…
Pressed into duty, former Friday Harbor quarterback Cole Franklin engineered a 12-point comeback and nearly put his team over the…
Take away the flags, the five interceptions and a first half marred by mental mistakes, and the Friday Harbor football…
The Friday Harbor Wolverines got out of the gates looking a little wobbly and a bit uneven at times in the season opener Friday. But a rash of penalty flags, a fumble or two and a nagging case of first-game jitters early on couldn’t stop the Friday Harbor football team from claiming its fifth-straight Island Cup with a bruising 42-7 victory at home over the visiting Orcas Vikings.
The coveted Island Cup will be up for grabs Friday when the Wolverines open the season at home, under the lights, against an Orcas Island squad which undoubtedly will come to town looking to settle the score.
GOLFMerchant LeagueSan Juan Golf and Country ClubThrough Week 14Haley’s Bait Shop 138San Juan Masons 125Rae Brothers 121Schaller Inc. 115Islanders Bank…
Squalls, doldrums and rain; sailing students braved it all at Jackson’s Beach last week.
The Friday Harbor Sailing Club sailed its next-to-last race of the season, the Single Handed, on Saturday with a thud.
Rain-soaked fairways and greens wreaked havoc at the annual Herb Kranick Memorial Golf Tournament Saturday and Sunday.
It was the first time the tournament was opened to golfers younger than 55, and two collegiate golfers — Matt Cowell and Pearl Schuman — walked away with the tournament’s best scores.
The San Juan County Health Department has scheduled sports physicals and well child exams on Aug. 13 and Sept. 3.
Saturday’s rainy skies toyed with the entire field, but it didn’t matter a whit to the San Juan/ Lopez duo of John Bird and Fred Weedon, who both shot 5-under their handicaps Sunday and walked away with the annual Member/Guest Tournament title at San Juan Golf and Country Club.
The 2008 San Juan Island Yacht Club-sponsored Shaw Island Classic started exactly at 1200 Saturday, 9 August, with 61 racers.
This column is a continuation of a series on a Columbia River cruise.
