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Thursday, September 12, 2002 - 12:00 a.m. Pacific
The passing lanes have been a fast lane to success for Skyline's Steve Gervais, whose spread offense cranks out record-setting quarterbacks and state championships with stunning efficiency...  Related stories:Sideline Smitty / Craig Smith KingCo, Metro, Big Nine have different look Q. What's new this season? A. Ballard moves to Class 4A because of increased enrollment and joins the KingCo Conference... The Jackson Five are changing school's sports image Joel Vincent cringed the first time he drove to Jackson High School back in 1998 and read the small, green sign near the Mill Creek city limits: "Welcome to Tennis Town."
WesCo North: Lights, camera, Canham! Football coaches try to keep an eye on their players. At Lake Stevens High School, quarterback Mitch Canham watches them. And watches film with them. At the start of two-a-day... Related stories:WesCo South: Trew believers never doubted Nate Francois knew his good friend Kyle Trew would be a good football player even before Trew stepped on the field at age 9. Francois talked his third-grade friend into joining... Related stories:KingCo 3A: Bellevue's Jeff Dicks a standout in any crowd He loves his brother. He respects his brother. He says his brother might have been the perfect role model. But he wants nothing to do with his brother's legacy. Bellevue senior Jeff Dicks... Related stories:KingCo 4A: Rebels get push from Kenealey Brad Farrel, Juanita High's affable running back and resident motor mouth, could hardly contain his laughter. He'd seen this with his own eyes, and man, was it funny. Two summers ago, Farrel... Related stories:Metro: Aggressive LB Magee provides in-your-face leadership for O'Dea Middle linebacker Keandre Magee doesn't settle for anything less than perfection. He's direct. Head-on. Hard-hitting. The O'Dea football team's leader is known as "Big Dog" and... Related stories:SPSL North: Bomar's sudden impact at Kentwood Tahj Bomar burst onto the Kentwood football scene eager to make a big name for himself. "I wanted to go out there and put myself on the map," he said. It took a little longer than... Related stories:SPSL South: The hits just keep on coming Anthony Dotson likes to make an impression like the indentation of his helmet on a running back's chest. Dotson is the exclamation point on a Federal Way football team looking... Related stories:Seamount - King Division: Kennedy's Porter leading with strength The strength of his arm draws attention. The strength of his character draws admiration. A. J. Porter has plenty of physical attributes that make him a solid quarterback. The Kennedy senior is... Related stories:Seamount - Pierce Division: Addink and White River standing tall, thinking big Brad Addink can take a tease with ease. As a high-profile quarterback in the low-populated community of Buckley, the popular White River High School senior is sometimes the target... Related stories: |
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