Chris Egan

1 week ago | king5.com | Chris Egan

SAMMAMISH, Wash. — Skyline senior Cam Weir is a playmaking machine. He has great hands. He can shake tackles, but he can also kill you with his speed. "I think speed is one of the greatest skills sets you can have in any sport," Weir said. "He's an incredibly explosive athlete and there's not many guys that fast out on the football field, so not surprised at all by his football success," said Sean Hyland, Skyline High School boys track and field coach.

2 weeks ago | irishpost.com | Chris Egan

BELFAST boxer Anthony Cacace recently scored an impressive victory against former two-time WBA featherweight champion Leigh Wood, stopping him in the 9th round. Elsewhere on the Cacace v Wood undercard, Lisburn's Kurt Walker will be determined to come back stronger after suffering his first professional defeat against former IBO world super bantamweight champ Liam Davies. Coventry's Huey Malone launched his professional boxing career with a points victory against the experienced Jakub Laskowski.

2 weeks ago | king5.com | Chris Egan

MERCER ISLAND, Wash. — Mercer Island senior Chelsea Cho is one of the top lacrosse players in the state. She's a powerhouse player on a powerhouse team. "Chelsea is so fast," said Lyndsey Gillis. "She is shifty, makes her really difficult to guard. She works really hard, and her stick skills are representing that." Cho has been a starter for the Islanders since she was a freshman. "The program here is so awesome," Cho said.

4 weeks ago | irishpost.com | Chris Egan

SEVEN teams took part in this year's All Britain GAA Home Grown Championship played at Páirc na hÉireann in Solihull. Playing for the championship Shield, Coventry's Roger Casements beat Birmingham's John Mitchel's 3-09 - 1-04. The Championship Cup, an all Birmingham, final ended Sean McDermott's 3-8 to St Brendan's 0-05. John F Kennedy's GAA Leeds took the Championship plate back with them to Yorkshire.

1 month ago | king5.com | Chris Egan

MOUNT VERNON, Wash. — Mount Vernon head coach Tony Wolden knows what it takes to win. In 1990, Wolden helped the Bulldogs win their first-ever state title as a player. "It has a rich history of success over the years, a rich history of great coaches that have coached here, and great players that have played here," Wolden said. And Wolden believes he's coaching the greatest player to ever put on a Bulldogs jersey. "I'll even go as far as saying Xavier's really special," Wolden said.