Federal Way boys basketball team is sent home in 55-47 loss to Skyview.
Mountlake Terrace wins despite explosive comeback from Titans.
Senior Joseline Abundis takes home three medals, including the all-around crown.
Todd Beamer’s Sekou Bangoura and Decatur’s Nehemiah Washington finish in top three.
Brandon Lo and Andrew Miller made the finals for the Eagles swim team.
Senior Will Tellis drops game high 26 points en route to win over Ridgeline.
Auburn, Kent and Federal Way school districts represented.
In coach Evangeline Munson’s third year, the Eagles have now won two straight all-city titles.
The Eagles, with two games remaining, sit in second place in NPSL.
All Federal Way schools will compete at 3A level.
Along with the two FWPS schools, Kentlake and Tahoma competed
Gator girls have three games remaining in the regular season.
Keeping a balance in each sport is more important than basing athletic competition on school population.
Gators win 65-16 on senior night, turn toward postseason.
A slow start wasn’t enough to stop the Titans, who are on their longest win streak since 2013.
Peter Vong has the highest squat in the world at 430 pounds.
Federal Way dominated Evergreen (Van.) 81-42 in non-league play
TB senior Caleb Berry led the charge for the Titans with 26 points in the 83-32 win.
After reports that the Mariners’ ownership had put a chokehold on spending money for player payroll, the mood of hope and optimism for an exciting offseason changed to frustration.
Despite only being down three points going into the fourth quarter, the Raiders couldn’t find a way to topple the Highlanders.
