The following is a listing of players with Bellevue ties playing professional baseball. If you know a player who should be added to the list, please call Joel Willits at 425-453-5045 or e-mail him at jwillits@reporternewspapers.com.
Taylor Cundiff was one of the youngest participants in the PCC Natural Market Kids Triathlon that took place during Seafair last Sunday at Seward Park. Taylor, 6, competed in the Splashers event, which involved swimming 50 yards, biking one mile, and running one-fifth of a mile.
It was one of those magical events. One of those Olympic moments where the result simply shocks, where the brain screams, that the eyes simply cannot believe what they just saw.
Competition is heating up at the Seahawks training camp in Kirkland. I spoke with starting cornerback Marcus Trufant about camp, the new facility in Renton, and a few other things.
Women of all ages, backgrounds and life experiences have been coming together for generations to discuss their book club’s latest selection. But just as book clubs are no longer just for women, hockey clubs are no longer just for men.
Many women like Bellevue resident Daniella Moreano, 23, have opted out of book clubs for a more lively and interactive clubs such as the Seattle Women’s Hockey Club.
Former Bellevue High School standout E.J. Savannah won’t be part of the University of Washington football team for the near future.
The concept of swingweight was developed by custom clubmaker Kenneth Smith about 60 years ago. He was trying to figure out how to “match” clubs, and settled on balance point as a way to do so.
One big hit in the first inning, and the result might have been different for the Lakeside Senior American Legion team Monday afternoon.
There’s one thing for certain about Erin Tsutsumoto’s summer job: the view is to kill for.
The Newport senior has the best seat in the house – at Safeco Field.
Tsutsumoto is in her second year as a ball girl for the Seattle Mariners, where she shags the various foul balls that come down the line during the game.
The Second Annual Drive for a Cure Golf Tournament, presented by Schwartz Brothers Restaurants, raised more than $70,000 for Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. The effort more than doubled last year’s total and brings the two year total to more than $100,000.
There are a few reasons for this:
Washington Xtreme 94 select, a fastpitch team with Eastside players, finished fifth out of 52 teams in the Triple Crown National Championships in Park City, Utah on July 14-19.
A group of Seattle businessmen plan to construct a full size running replica of Bill Boeing Jr’s hydroplane, Miss Wahoo.
We’re a mere six days away from the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China and I’ve got one question for you: are you excited?
Liz Strathy-Merrill and her husband, Nick Merrill, are taking the marathon to an all-new level, all for a cause in which the two fiercely believe.
The Bellevue couple will run 200 miles from Portland to their Bellevue neighborhood, each of them running 25 miles a day, almost a complete marathon for four-straight days August 26-29.
David Wink of Sammamish High School has accepted a full-ride scholarship to play men’s basketball at Northern Illinois University, according to Totem’s head basketball coach Wes Newton.
Tryouts for Sandy Koufax 13U and 14U teams and 15U Mickey Mantle teams will be held soon for the 2009 season.
Interlake High School will play host to the Jason Gesser Elite Quarterback and Skills Position summer camp on August 2 and 3.
Fans who attend this weekend’s Puget Sound Titans semi-pro football game at Newport High School will have the opportunity to mingle with a Super Bowl champion.