Blackhawks soaring to the next level
Humphreys seniors Jalynn Knight, Max Weidley are taking their basketball, baseball games to the next level, Weidley to Adrian College (Mich.) and Knight to Wilmington College (Ohio), both Division III schools.
Humphreys seniors Jalynn Knight, Max Weidley are taking their basketball, baseball games to the next level, Weidley to Adrian College (Mich.) and Knight to Wilmington College (Ohio), both Division III schools.
Patrick Jones II, an edge pass rusher who played junior varsity ball for Nile C. Kinnick in 2012, was selected by the Minnesota Vikings with the 90th pick in the third round of the NFL Draft on Friday.
Daegu’s Newbold headed to Notre Dame-Maryland, ex-Kinnick star Carter now at LIU, former Edgren center Wade playing for Howard.
Former Samurai catcher-pitcher commits to play for Division II Cal State-San Bernardino after two previous stops along the way.
Linebacker who helped Red Devils win 2018 Far East D-I football title commits to NCAA D-III Greenville (Ill.).
Perry’s Lange, Kinnick’s Sullivan, son of Yokota girls coach on the roster of West Coast Conference’s Tigers.
Samurai senior intends to play volleyball for NAIA university in Iowa.
Humphreys track, cross country runner commits to run for D-II Arkansas-Monticello.
Three-time Far East heavyweight champion China signs National Letter of Intent to wrestle at D-I Campbell.
Klimek, Class of 2019, and Peterson, Class of 2020, commit to play football at Division III schools.
2018 Yokota graduate Wallace loses by first-round TKO, falls to 3-1.
Bennie L. Jackson, retired Army soldier and Yongsan MWR employee for 47 years, helped put the Memorial Day Pacific-wide softball tournament on the map.
Kadena senior becomes third member of Callahan family to commit to Division I soccer program.
Red Devils go road warriors to earn right to play in third straight D-I final.
Red Devils go road warriors to earn right to play in third straight D-I final
Trojans use home field to edge Samurai, gain D-II final home edge.
Teams continue their relentless pursuit of title-game space.
Kadena continues its relentless march toward hosting Far East Division I title game for first time since 2013.
Kubasaki could earn narrow win over ASIJ, keep its faint title-game hopes alive.