future students

"Katie Colard, a senior guard at Elma High School, has signed a national letter of intent to play women's basketball at Western Washington University."

"Western Washington University women's basketball coach Carmen Dolfo announced Wednesday, May 19, that Marcel Pounds, a senior guard at Bonney Lake High School, has signed a national letter of intent to play for the Vikings."

"As the Meridian goalkeeper, Dakota Huntley has his team's back.

On a youthful Trojans roster that features five freshmen that played significant minutes while battling 2A Northwest Conference heavyweights all year, often enough he's had to."

"Walking into this center is taking "a giant step," as the blues singer Taj Mahal would say, "outside your mind."

That step is into the minds of young men and women poised on the edge of the world -- on the North Olympic Peninsula -- and on the brink of the future…

"Earlier this season, Bellingham sprints coach Dena Birade had senior sprinter Brock Steffen write down his goals on a piece of paper and put them up on his mirror at home so that he could see them every day."

"As a classroom of peers looked on, junior Calina Lawrence watched her model windmill waver in the breeze of an electric fan.

After a few agonizing seconds the blades began to turn, and with a faint whir the windmill transformed into a red blur. As the blades…

"Guard Rico Wilkins, who earned region MVP honors at Yakima Valley CC two years ago, has signed a National Letter of Intent to play men's basketball at Western Washington University beginning this fall.

The 6-foot Wilkins, who was the Northwest Athletic Association for Community…

"Squalicum senior Derek Dickerson has never mixed words about his desire to play basketball at Western Washington University and follow in his father's footsteps.

On Friday, May 7, the standout Storm guard signed a national letter of intent with the Vikings to make that a…

"Jenna DeRosier has a three-word response for any Kelso High School baseball player who believes he can crush one of her pitches out of the ballpark with relative ease: Bring. It. On."

"Students at Whatcom Community College celebrated Earth Day by getting elbow-deep in their own garbage.

Students spent Thursday, April 22, sorting garbage into piles of compostables, recyclables and everything else as part of the school's first waste audit.

Richard Bruno…