Kentwood’s Wright and Kent-Meridian’s Galiant just miss titles.
Conks needed an extra quarter to get past SPSL champs Sumner on the road.
Royals took second in the district tournament at Todd Beamer.
Auburn, Kent and Federal Way school districts represented.
KSD is striving to have every school be a unified champion.
Cheerleaders bring home some hardware in three different categories.
Sarah Wright excels on the wrestling mat and the softball diamond - and has the support system to back it up.
Unified basketball brings three Kent schools together.
Kentlake reigns supreme, sitting at 2-0 after the first two games of the season.
Kurt Phelps,graduated from Kentridge in 1980, is calling it a career after serving Kent community since 1984.
Keeping a balance in each sport is more important than basing athletic competition on school population.
The junior reached the milestone in just 45 games with the Trojans.
Chargers now sit in second place in the NPSL behind Tahoma.
Conk boys won 73-62, while girls fell 43-35 against the Cougars.
Royals’ 75-53 victory is the most points scored by a KM girls team since 2001.
After 22 years of Ryan Hansen coaching the boys, Jessica Hansen coaches the girls this season.
Girls basketball coach Alyse Lacy said she is tired of the lack of communication toward female coaches.
Boys fall by four in final minute, and girls lose to second-half surge from Tahoma.
After dropping two games to start the season, the Royals have now won two straight.
Ten different players recorded points for the Chargers in the 55-point win.
