Mat Classic starts today these local wrestlers will compete

The Mat Classic XXXVI state wrestling championship kicks off today at the Tacoma Dome, featuring 32 talented wrestlers from Peninsula and Gig Harbor. The Peninsula girls team, aiming for back-to-back state titles, boasts a strong lineup, including six district champions, while notable male contenders also prepare for the competition. With a history of success and determination, both teams are set to showcase their skills on a grand stage.

Gig Harbor boys fall a point short of upsetting top-seeded Auburn Mountainview

The Gig Harbor boys basketball team narrowly lost to top-seeded Auburn Mountainview 67-66 in a thrilling Class 3A District III tournament semifinal. Despite their impressive postseason run and strong performances from players like Michael Masini and Cole Browne, the Tides fell short after a late comeback by the Lions. Coach Billy Landram's strategic adjustments and the team's resilience highlight their potential as they look ahead to future competitions.

Sports Beat Gig Harbor boys open district play with double-overtime win

Gig Harbor Tides triumphed over Todd Beamer in a thrilling double-overtime showdown, winning 70-65 in their Class 3A District 3/4 basketball opener. Michael Masini led the charge with 28 points and 17 rebounds, setting a new single-season record for the team. The Tides now advance to a crucial winner-to-state game against Bellarmine on February 14.

Sports Beat Gig Harbor boys, girls secure district playoff berths

The Gig Harbor boys basketball team clinched a district playoff spot with a 62-52 victory over North Thurston, led by Michael Masini's 25 points. Senior guard Cole Browne made history by becoming the program's all-time leader in wins, contributing significantly to the team's success as they prepare for the upcoming playoffs.

The Fish Bowl outgrew Roy Anderson Field. What would it take to build a new stadium?

Peninsula School District is exploring the possibility of building a new stadium for its annual Fish Bowl football game, which has outgrown the current venue at Roy Anderson Field. School board members emphasize the need for updated facilities to enhance community engagement and support local youth sports, highlighting the challenges of funding and land acquisition. The initiative is still in the discussion phase, without public plans or taxpayer funding requests yet announced.

Beloved Pierce County swim club at risk as pool rental fee more than triples, coaches say

The Harbor Aquatics Club in Pierce County faces a significant challenge as the Peninsula School District plans to increase pool rental fees from $60 to $210 per hour, threatening the club's financial viability. Coaches and parents express concern that this hike could make the swim program less accessible and possibly lead to its closure. Community members are advocating for a more affordable rental option to support local youth swimming activities.

Photo gallery Gig Harbor 3, Central Kitsap 1 - Gig Harbor Now

Gig Harbor secured a 3-1 victory over Central Kitsap in a girls soccer match on October 17, 2024. The article features a photo gallery capturing the highlights of the game, showcasing the efforts and skills of the players. Authored by Meegan M. Reid from the Kitsap Sun, the gallery provides a visual narrative of this local sporting event.