Sports - Issaquah Reporter

Pixler dominates at collegiate level

The awards keep piling up for Seattle Pacific University distance runner and Eastlake alum, Jessica Pixler.

Pair of walk-off wins gets Lakeside legion baseball back on track

Rogers, Zadeh and Penberthy lead offense, string together key wins

East quarterback steers team to win in All-Star game

Four area players took part in the East-West All-Star football game, featuring the best high school seniors in the state, in Everett on Saturday.

Reyer twirls way to four state titles, two grand championships

Sammamish resident Emily Reyer, 14, has continued her success in baton twirling this past year, capping it off with four state titles and two grand championships May 30 at the Washington state championships in the Tri Cities.

Boyd selected to attend 18U national team trials

Matt Boyd, a 2009 Eastside Catholic graduate and soon to be member of the Oregon State University baseball team, has been selected to attend the 18 and under national baseball team trials in September.

Fastpitch team nabs second in state

The Issaquah Flame U10 fastpitch team played in the NSA (National Softball Association) State Tournament over the weekend ending with an overall record of 5-2 to finish second in the Class “B” Division.

Sun, surf not needed for local wakesurfing

Love to surf, but live in the Northwest? No big waves are no problem with wakesurfing, a fast-growing water sport that has made its way to the Pacific Northwest and forged a legion of followers on Lake Sammamish.

Sports briefs | East-West All-State football game is Saturday

Four area football players will compete in Saturday’s annual East-West All-State game. Issaquah lineman Dillon Reagan and tight end Sean Stuby will represent the Eagles.

Issaquah Silver lacrosse team takes Battle of Bothell

One Issaquah lacrosse team walked away with a championship last weekend and another finished second during the fifth annual Battle of Bothell.

Local volleyball talent put on display at Junior Olympics

Year after year, Washington state gains national recognition as a producer of some of the country's top high school football and basketball talent. But, this week, a group of Issaquah and Sammamish area athletes will help the state gain more national exposure in another sport — volleyball.