Sports

Gig Harbor’s boys and girls 4×100 relay teams both had impressive finishes at a prestigious recent meet.

The Tides started the season on a six-game slide before winning four consecutive games. A playoff appearance is on the horizon.

Snyder, a Tides senior, has his eyes on a state high school championship — and possibly a spot in this summer’s U.S. Open.

Quentin Bockhorn of Gig Harbor and Kaleb Copeland of Peninsula both threw seven shutout innings before the Tides finally produced a run in the eighth.

The Paddlers Cup, the Gig Harbor Canoe and Kayak Racing Team’s most prominent event, brought some 200 devotees of the rising sport to local waters.

Katrina Cardinal, who led the Seahawks to the brink of a state title, will be replaced by former player Tommi Galluci.

After a pair of crucial 1-0 wins this week, Gig Harbor will square off against league-leading Silas on Tuesday at Roy Anderson Field.

Gig Harbor is the home of state championship contenders in both girls and boys golf.

After his team shellacked Gig Harbor 10-0 on Tuesday, April 7, Peninsula fastpitch coach Mike Paul made a bold statement. He declared this year’s Seahawks (9-1, 6-0 Puget Sound League) his “most talented (team) ever.” That’s saying a lot, given that his 2023 team went 29-2 and won the Class 3A state title. Did you