Expect to see some movement in the lineup this season from the Spartans, as this year’s new Bainbridge volleyball team is a work in progress.
The Spartans continued Metro League play Monday, Sept. 29 against Lakeside at Bainbridge High School.
Bainbridge scorched Franklin with a blistering offensive attack and crushed the Quakers 8-0 in a Metro League game late last week at Franklin High.
The Spartans picked up three combined wins against Eastlake and an Australian team during the girls varsity volleyball invitational at Kentridge High School.
This week in Spartan sports gets underway with the Bainbridge girls volleyball team welcoming rival Lakeside to Paski Gymnasium.
Bainbridge Island Little League will elect new board members at its annual meeting this week.
The Bainbridge High School boys varsity golf team remained undefeated (4-0) last week after a 156-130 win over the visiting team from O’Dea on Thursday.
The Seahawks showed up late, and they left quickly.
Allison Murphy placed first in the 100-yard backstroke in action against Roosevelt late last week in girls swimming, and her super speedy time of 1:01.72 was good enough to qualify Murphy for state.
The Spartans swam to first place in nine of 12 events to knock out the Knights in girls swimming and diving early last week at the Bainbridge Aquatics Center.
As much as Pete Carroll preaches the importance of treating every game the same, the Seattle Seahawks coach couldn’t help but wonder if the excitement of a Super Bowl helped his defense take its game to a higher level.
The Panthers came ready to pounce — and pounce they did — as Seattle Prep jumped all over the Spartans in girls varsity volleyball and beat Bainbridge 25-18, 25-19 and 27-25 early this week.
A beautiful late summer evening, a stadium packed with fans to root on the local team in their first home game of the season and a homecoming dance, too.