The Woodinville football team started off the season strong with a 29-26 win over Bishop Blanchet last night at Woodinville High School.

As the fall sports season begins, the Woodinville High School women’s soccer coach looks forward to a more “normal” season.

For the first time since 2012, a Woodinville Little League All-Stars baseball team has clinched the District 8 championship title and advanced to the state tournament.

After initially losing its first two games of the season against Bothell, the Woodinville High School baseball team finished the year with a 5-3 victory during the district championship at Bothell High School on Thursday, June 10. 

Woodinville lacrosse capped off an undefeated season with a 14-5 victory over Inglemoor High School to win the district championship game on Wednesday, June 9.

A walk-off double in the bottom of the eighth inning concluded a dramatic 12-11 victory for the Woodinville High School fastpitch team on Friday, May 21. 

The Woodinville High School girls gymnastics team clinched the district championship title against Inglemoor, North Creek and Bothell high schools on Saturday, May 8.

Coming off an impressive 2020 record, the Woodinville High School girls basketball team returned to the short pandemic-influenced season with a vigor to succeed.

Woodinville High School student Max McDonough wasn't exactly a child golf prodigy at the beginning of his career. 

Woodinville High School gymnasts have finally been able to reenter the gym for a shortened six-week season, after a long, forced hiatus caused by the pandemic. 

The Panthers Youth Rugby Club, one of the youth rugby clubs operating on the Eastside and affiliated with Rugby WA and Rugby USA, is accepting new players.

It’s understandable that Woodinville resident Nathan Eshwar struggled a bit when he first started learning to play golf. It’s a difficult sport, and he was just 6 years old. 

 Regulation time ended in a 1-1 tie and after two overtimes, went into a penalty kick shootout. The Falcons prevailed, ending their short season. 

Capping off an undefeated season, Bothell High School (4-0) bested the Woodinville Falcons (2-2) in a 19-14 matchup at Pop Keeney Stadium on Friday, April 2.

Woodinville dominated the North Creek Jaguars in a 21-0 shutout at Pop Keeney Stadium in Bothell on senior night, Saturday March 27.

March 16 home match: W 3-1

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Volleyball looks a little different this year, especially with facial coverings required on the court at all times. 

For teenagers looking for an opportunity to get outside and try a fun new sport, look no further. To parents searching for a sport to keep an energetic child occupied, the answer is located at Grass Lawn Park in Redmond.

Few activities are readily available right now, so why not try golf?

While an uncertain high school basketball season lies ahead, reigning 4A state player of the year Mia Hughes continues to look toward the future.

Woodinville doesn’t have many golf courses in the city. But if you’re a golfer and you tend to play at courses out of the area, you may be missing some of the hidden gems in and around Woodinville itself.

Scott Bullock, head coach of Woodinville High School Girls Basketball and Greg Lowell, head coach of Inglemoor Boys Basketball, has been recognized as ambassadors of the sport by the Pacific Northwest Basketball Officials Association (PNBOA).

From the early stages of her life Mia Hughes, Woodinville High School’s all-time leading scorer in girls’ basketball, has aspired to be a police officer.

Renton — Woodinville High School student-athletes were awarded second place in the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) 4A Scholastic Cup for the 2019-20 school year.

“This is very humbling for me as there are so many really good athletic directors in District Two and the KingCo Conference,” Gatter said in a May 20 press release. “It is even more special that my colleagues are recognizing me with this honor.”

The ball fields at Woodinville High School were abuzz with excitement as the baseball and softball teams had high expectations for the 2020 season.

Junior Mia Hughes and sophomore Tatum Thompson were selected to the Washington 4A Girls State All-Tournament Team.

TACOMA— It wasn’t the ending Woodinville had hoped for when the team took the court for the 4A Girls State Championship Game against Central Valley at the Tacoma Dome last night.

TACOMA —You could just sense Woodinville was on the verge of a breakout game after struggling a bit the last three outings. And the Falcons couldn’t have picked a better time to bust loose against the team that took them to overtime when last they met in the district championship game.

TACOMA —The deeper you go in postseason play, the stiffer the competition gets and that truism played out at the Tacoma Dome Thursday morning in the Falcons dramatic 57-50 win over the Titans.

Senior captain Hannah Jensen and junior captain Lexi Fulkerson on the Woodinville High School Soccer team received Honorable Mention status to the Washington State Soccer Coaches Association (WSSCA) All-State Team for fall 2019 season. The announcement was made on Tuesday, Feb. 18. Jensen pl…

The Falcons wrapped up a successful season honoring a handful of wrestlers at the annual banquet held Friday, Feb. 28.

BELLEVUE — Four players hit for double figures and the Lady Falcons got past a stubborn Rams squad 70-64 at Sammamish High School Saturday night.

EVERETT—The 4A Wes-King District Championship Game between Woodinville and Glacier Peak at Everett Community College on Saturday, Feb. 22 was reminiscent of two prizefighters standing toe-to-toe exchanging blows.

BELLEVUE—The Lady Falcons gave it their best shot at the state gymnastics championship held at Sammamish High Scholl over the weekend but came up shy in their bid for another title, finishing runner-up to Camas High for the third straight year.

TACOMA—The Falcons’ two representatives at Mat Classic XXXII had high hopes heading into state competition at the Tacoma Dome last weekend.