Sports Beat | Gig Harbor girls second at state
May 22, 2025 | By: Dennis BrowneThe busiest weekend of the high school sports calendar is upon us, with baseball, fastpitch and soccer state action and district track.
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The busiest weekend of the high school sports calendar is upon us, with baseball, fastpitch and soccer state action and district track.
Read MoreAlso this week: boys golf, girls golf and tennis.
Read MoreThe Gig Harbor fastpitch team (16-3, 14-2 Puget Sound League) came from behind to defeat Peninsula (12-7, 11-5) 7-5 at Gig Harbor High School on May 1. A large evening crowd watched the game under sunny skies — skies that contributed to a wild fourth inning in which the teams combined to score eight runs.
Read MoreSenior Cole Krilich hit a two-run home run in the bottom of the seventh inning to clinch Gig Harbor’s 7-5 win.
Read MorePitcher Quentin Bockhorn threw a complete-game shutout for the Narrows Division-champion Tides.
Read MorePhotos from the 2025 Dragon Boat races on Sunday, April 27, in Gig Harbor.
Read MoreA soft opening will occur in June, along with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 17 and grand opening celebration on June 21.
Read MoreThe Seahawks and Tides face off at 4 p.m. Friday, April 25, at Sehmel Park for crosstown bragging rights.
Read MoreAlso this week: Gig Harbor girls water polo avenges an earlier loss and local schools split a rivalry track meet.
Read MoreThe City Council voted to name the new park after a Peninsula High graduate who ran in the Olympics twice and won many national championships.
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