High School Sports

Roosevelt Roughriders hosted the Garfield Bulldogs in a tightly contested matchup, but ultimately came up short in the final seconds as Garfield won 82-77.

Eastside Catholic's basketball team is looking to make a run for the Seattle Metro League title this season, led by senior Yabi Aklog and coached by Brent Merritt, who values effort above experience.

In a commanding display, the Rainier Beach Vikings triumphed over the Bishop Blanchet Bears with a decisive 92-48 victory before a packed audience. Tyran Stokes spearheaded the effort, showcasing his prowess through strategic steals, powerful dunks, and challenging shots at the rim.

In a pivotal Metro League clash, the Roosevelt Roughriders emerged victorious over the Bishop Blanchet Bears with a 53-41 win. Key performances by Giselle Dollar and Ellery Burke-Brown propelled Roosevelt's offense, while their defense played a crucial role in securing the victory.

Rainier Beach High School, featuring the nation's leading high school basketball player Tyran Stokes, decisively defeated the West Seattle Wildcats with a score of 101-54 in a Metro League contest, advancing their record to 12-1 overall and maintaining an unbeaten 7-0 in league competition.

Seattle Academy (9-3, 9-0 in Metro) continued their dominance in the Metro League with a narrow 41-38 victory over Ballard (9-4, 7-2 in Metro), preserving their undefeated status in league play. View more Metro League Girls Basketball scores here.

In a competitive display of high school basketball, Lakeside triumphed over Cleveland with a 64-59 victory, led by Quentin Mosby's impressive 25-point performance. View more Metro League Boys Basketball scores here.

O'Dea High School's Head Coach Monte Kohler achieved a historic milestone, becoming the winningest coach in state history following the Fighting Irish's 31-16 victory over the Rainier Beach Vikings. J'Shaun Wilson, who scored two touchdowns, commended the sideline team for their energizing support throughout the game.

Amelie LaPorte-Manahan, a sophomore softball player at Seattle Prep, is determined to make her mark in the sport and inspire others to follow, despite the lack of representation and financial barriers faced by Black athletes.

Jaylen Petty, the reigning Washington State High School Basketball Player of the Year, has decommitted from the University of New Mexico and is headed to Stanford University for his freshman year, where he hopes to bring the same momentum to the Cardinal roster.