The Crusaders escaped with a Metro League win in girls varsity volleyball after a back-and-forth battle against the Spartans earlier this week in Paski Gymnasium.
The varsity boys water polo team came up short during their recent away match against Enumclaw High School.
There can be only one. That’s true of immortal warriors in iconic ‘80s movies, and also high school golf teams when two undefeated squads meet on the green.
The Spartans went out on top last week as the boys varsity golf team ended their schedule of regular season matches with a decisive 136-83 win on the road against Nathan Hale.
Bishop Blanchet forged a 2-0 first half lead and held on to beat Bainbridge 2-1 in girls varsity soccer Tuesday at Bainbridge Memorial Stadium.
The score told the story of Friday’s football game, and there just isn’t much else to say. 56-0, the sad tale concluded, as the Spartans found themselves unable to mount any kind of effective offensive answer to the relentless scoring efforts of O’Dea’s Fighting Irish.
The boys varsity golf team lost 137-123 on the road to Seattle Preparatory at Jefferson Park Golf Club.
The Spartans battled the Rough Riders to a 1-1 draw in girls varsity soccer late last week at Roosevelt High.
The Bainbridge swim team competed at Gig Harbor last week, and many swimmers finished with top times.
Six young soccer players from Bainbridge Island are part of the currently top-ranked youth team in the state.
As has been the case so many times in recent years, a physical, run-first offense and a fast, hard-hitting defense were the formula for success at CenturyLink Field.
The Spartans battled the Rough Riders to a 1-1 draw in girls varsity soccer late last week at Roosevelt High.
Spartans see great improvement in finishing times.