First, Jesse Leuenberger cracked home a 25-yard shot into the lower left corner of the goal in the 56th minute.
Then, Nathan Sim volleyed the ball into the net off an assist from Sajan Nauriyal at the 61-minute mark.
Those Bear Creek goals gave the Grizzly boys a 2-0 victory over Grace Academy and a 1B/2B state title tonight at Sunset Chev Stadium in Sumner.
It’s Bear Creek times two in today’s 1B/2B state soccer finals.
In yesterday’s semifinal matches, the Grizzly girls romped over Liberty Bell, 7-0, and the boys inched past St. George’s, 2-1, at Sunset Chev Stadium in Sumner.
School officials don’t wake up on a snowy morning, look out the window and make a decision on whether to close or delay schools for the day, said Kathryn Reith, communications director for the Lake Washington School District (LWSD).
Tomorrow will be the final day in business for Premium Wine & Spirits on Redmond Way.
From 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., customers can fill up on liquor at discount prices, said manager Peggy Binckley.
As Julie Barashkoff watched her star swimmer Bethany Harper cruise through her workout in the Redmond Pool on Tuesday, the coach burst out laughing when thinking about whether the Redmond High sophomore go-to girl would be a good diver.
The Redmond Senior Center’s parking lot got tons of action on Tuesday.
It was election day and voters had their last chance to slide their ballots in the drop-off box near the center’s entrance. Some drove up, popped out of their cars and walked briskly toward the box. Others strolled across the City Hall campus lawn toward their destination.
Gov. Jay Inslee appreciates our newspaper and the rest of the products in our Sound Publishing family.
While sitting in the Bellevue Reporter conference room last Friday, surrounded by a group of our editors and reporters, Inslee remarked: “It’s great to see the success of this industry in local communities.”
From July 13 to Oct. 19, about 85 residents called Tent City 4 their home at Redwood Family Church at 11500 Redmond Woodinville Road N.E.
Bear Creek’s boys soccer squad has been tearing through the Sea-Tac 2B/1B League this season.
The Grizzlies notched a 9-0 regular-season record and amassed 54 goals during that run. Now, the league tourney is upon them and the boys are continuing their winning ways. Bear Creek opened the league tourney yesterday with a 3-0 victory over Mt. Rainier Lutheran and is scheduled to play another match tomorrow.
Redmond High’s cross country runners figure that if they hold their Saturday morning workouts along the Redmond Watershed Preserve trail, they might as well help keep it in good shape.
Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley and Stephen Marley got things rolling in mid-June and The Lumineers finished up with a pair of packed shows at the end of September.
At first glance and after conversing with her for a few minutes, Micah Cummings perfectly fits the role of a high school sophomore.
The 15-year-old girl’s long pony tail swings from side to side as she walks, she speaks softly and giggles a bit while discussing the trio of sports she passionately participates in: volleyball, wrestling and judo.
However, when the Redmond High School student delves into her personal life, she suddenly has grown well beyond her 15 years on this Earth.
Overlake’s girls volleyballers received the royal treatment following Tuesday’s three-game sweep of visiting Seattle Academy.
It was a tension-filled match, much like the games some teams will be playing during the state tournament two months from now.
We’ve all had our monumental days: weddings, childbirths, graduation days… the list goes on.
They’re emotional moments to say the least.
Get the losses out of the way in the preseason and start netting crucial victories once the 4A Kingco season begins.
Redmond High senior co-captains Kelsey Costello and Marianna Castro said this jokingly during practice on Monday afternoon, but realistically, that’s what they were faced with several games into their 2013 campaign.
Several songs into X’s set on Tuesday night at Marymoor Park, bassist/singer John Doe gave a nod to the Redmond area.
“Thanks to Blondie for bringing us out here amongst the greenery,” he told the crowd before the band launched into “Breathless” and got several of the attendees pogoing and singing the words up near the front of the stage.
Bryce Steckler trampled on new ground last Friday night. It was a satisfying place to be and he brought everyone along for the ride.
“Playing Junior Mustang football, I scored a few touchdowns here and there, but I don’t think I’ve ever scored four in one game,” said the 5-foot-10, 185-pounder at Monday’s practice.
Tom Hitzroth lives in Kirkland — but he’s fascinated with Redmond.
He’d probably be close friends with Warren Wentworth Perrigo and Capt. Luke McRedmond if he met up with the area’s first homesteaders in 1871.
Jason Rimkus is not only taking over a new team at Redmond High — the head coach is building upon what Jeff Chandler had in motion during his three-year coaching tenure.
