Six girls, three boys make all-league basketball teams
Mar 21, 2025 | By: Dennis BrowneGrace Richardson of Peninsula was named the Puget Sound League Nisqually Division defensive MVP.
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Grace Richardson of Peninsula was named the Puget Sound League Nisqually Division defensive MVP.
Read MoreThe Gig Harbor Canoe and Kayak Racing Team regularly wins national championships. And you don’t win national titles by only training when it’s warm.
Read MoreGig Harbor (18-13) finished one win short of the Tacoma Dome, defeating North Central of Spokane, 71-56, on Feb. 25 before falling to Monroe (21-3), 62-33, on Feb. 28. Both were Class 3A state tournament regional round games. The Tides would have earned a spot in the final 12 of the tourney, and the accompanying
Read MoreJeff Scoma takes over at Gig Harbor and Clay Mauro at Peninsula starting this fall.
Read MoreThe coaches said they were never intoxicated, did not drive after drinking and were unclear on a district policy prohibiting drinking on sports trips.
Read MoreAlso this weekend: Gig Harbor’s Aiden Hammer won two titles and set two records at the Class 3A state swimming championships.
Read MoreThe Peninsula girls wrestling team is a top contender to win a second consecutive state championship at Mat Classic.
Read MoreThe Tides will learn their opening state tournament opponent on Sunday, Feb. 23.
Read MoreThe Gig Harbor girls, meanwhile, fall in the first round and face a loser-out game on Saturday.
Read MoreThe Peninsula girls play for a district tournament berth on Saturday, Feb. 8, at the University of Puget Sound.
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