You don’t travel across 1,131 miles of frozen sea and tundra without needing some medical attention.
On the South End, baseball season draws near. This baseball season, a new team will represent South Whidbey.
Meet the Whidbey Crabs.
Evan Thompson, nicknamed “E.T.,” was a bit similar to his movie alien counterpart. Both were in a completely new world….
Jim Thompson is tough on his wrestlers.
He’s quick to admit it, too.
He demands their best, even when the South Whidbey wrestlers don’t agree.
Evan Thompson held his head with both hands. His eyes were closed tightly and his face grimaced.
There was good reason behind it. He got an elbow in his right eye from Mount Baker sophomore Zach Larson during the Falcon’s first match at the District 1 regional wrestling tournament.
MOUNT VERNON — What a way to end.
South Whidbey trailed by 11 points by the second possession of the second half and couldn’t cut the deficit against the Anacortes Seahawks.
The Seahawks finished in front, 80-60, to knock the Falcons out of the playoffs this week.
Expectations change when a new standard is set.
Head coach Jim Thompson and the South Whidbey wrestling team took another step toward the state tournament.
The founder of Whidbey’s first medical marijuana co-op followed through on his pledge to destroy his supply of medical marijuana.
Archbishop Murphy’s game plan was simple: Stop South Whidbey senior Riley Newman
The Falcon girls basketball team stuck with the Wildcats of Archbishop Murphy at the end of the first quarter. South Whidbey trailed 10-9 to the top-ranked Cascade Conference team.
Archbishop Murphy pulled away from South Whidbey late in the third quarter and held on to win 55-47.
The Falcons defeated King’s High School 62-55 on South Whidbey’s Senior Night for its first sweep of the Knights in at least four years.
