After the Bainbridge-Seattle Prep game was completed, it was a new sight to see the other team stay on and practice.
The Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island recently announced the appropriation of a $50,000 matching grant to the Bainbridge Island Youth Soccer Club for the purpose of renovating two fields at Bainbridge Island’s Battle Point Park.
All Scott A. Capestany wanted to do was continue to play baseball.
Schlesser, Walk lead the way on a cold night, improve to 4-0.
Baker throws three-hitter, knocks out two homers in victory. POULSBO – Bainbridge pitcher Haylee Baker was a one-woman wrecking machine Thursday.
The sophomore went 2 for 4 with two home runs and threw a complete game three-hitter as the Spartans defeated North Kitsap 6-0 at NK High School.
The game was moved to North because of the rains that left Bainbridge’s field unplayable.
Several Spartans return from last season for a playoff run.
Unlike last season, Bainbridge head baseball coach Jayson Gore knows this year’s team won’t take anyone by surprise.
What won’t help is playing five games in five days as they did last week, a first for Gore in his time at BHS.
Spartans eager to show they’ve still got the goods.
Four Spartans take part in the West Sound Senior All-Star game.
Construction, loss of 15 seniors won’t hold Spartans down. It hasn’t been all smiles and sunshine for head coach Mike Anderson and the Bainbridge tennis team this season.
With the construction of the 200 building still in effect, the Spartans have had to work around the workers (“It’s been a distraction, but nothing we can’t handle,” Anderson said of finding a way to practice on their old courts) and find other places to practice and play.
But thanks to the Wing Point Golf and Country Club and the Bainbridge Athletic Club, the team can host some games and have a normal season – somewhat.
Spartans feel the team will be that more dangerous in the Metro League.
Everything was going wonderful for George Vukic this season.
The second-year head coach had several players returning from a soccer team that just missed out on making it to the state tournament last season and was looking forward to having senior midfielder Dylan Tucker-Ganges, his top player, around for possibly the entire season as his select team lost in the state championship a few weeks ago.
But one phone call last week from the state’s most prestigious soccer program changed all that.
The Bainbridge Island Rowing Club’s junior women’s four-oared shell with coxswain won the varsity race in a time of 3:56.13…
Many new faces make up this year’s team.
Cites time away from his family as the main reason.
