Jeff Graham

1 week ago | kitsapsun.com | Jeff Graham

It's not often lifelong golfers are able to enjoy brand new experiences at the age of 56. That's the situation Belfair's Mark Knowles will find himself in next week. Knowles is preparing for the biggest tournament of his life: the U.S. Senior Open at The Broadmoor (East Course) in Colorado Springs, held June 26-29. The tournament is one of five major championship events held annually for senior golfers (those 50 years and older).

2 weeks ago | kitsapsun.com | Jeff Graham

Bremerton's Dallin Anderson and Central Kitsap's Taylor Palmer were voted as the Reader's Choice boys and girls spring athletes of the year for 2025 in an online poll. Nominees were compiled by Kitsap Sun sports reporter Jeff Graham. Anderson, a senior, finished 10th at the Class 2A state cross country meet, earned three medals in state track and field (3rd in the 800, 5th in the 1,600 and 1st in the 4x400 relay) and was also a starter for the state-winning boys basketball team.

2 weeks ago | kitsapsun.com | Jeff Graham

Cast your votes for the top performers from the 2024-25 sports year in West Sound. With the first day of summer approaching, we have one final high school sports poll to offer before closing the book on the school year. Cast your vote in the Reader's Choice 2024-25 boys and girls athletes of the year polls, to offer your thoughts on which athletes stood out over the course of the entire year.

2 weeks ago | kitsapsun.com | Jeff Graham

Bainbridge High School's boys lacrosse program used to win state titles on a regular basis. The Spartans' most recent championship victory could be a sign that the team is back to being a perennial contender. Last month in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association Class 2A title game against Selah at Starfire Sports Complex in Tukwila, senior attack Henry Moreshead scored seven goals and freshman attack Caston Rosenfeld added five goals to lead the Spartans to a 23-5 victory over Selah.

3 weeks ago | kitsapsun.com | Jeff Graham

The East Bremerton school will move to a temporary home for 18 months while a permanent campus is rebuilt on-site. BREMERTON — Armin Jahr Elementary School's Julie Fairall isn't ready to say so long to the home of the Orcas just yet. The first-year principal left such salutations to some of the visitors who made their way to 800 Dibb Street for Wednesday's farewell celebration of the 57-year-old school set for demolition later this year. "We still have two weeks of school," Fairall said.