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5 days ago | dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith

Four Eatonville High School athletes capped their seasons at the WIAA 2A State Track and Field Championships this past weekend at Mt. Tahoma High School, highlighted by a dominant showing from junior Taylor Johnson and a dramatic victory by senior Ethan Carter. Johnson claimed two state titles in the ambulatory events, winning both the shot put and discus with commanding performances.

1 week ago | dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith

From a young boy fishing with his Grandpa Jeff to a trailblazing high school senior building his own bass fishing team, Jaiden Sobczyk’s journey has come full circle. The Eatonville High School senior officially signed with Simpson University to compete on their collegiate bass fishing team, taking his passion, leadership, and angling talent to the next level. He also makes history as the first student in Eatonville High School history to receive a college scholarship for fishing.

1 week ago | dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith

The Eatonville High School girls tennis team made a long-overdue return to the spotlight this past weekend at the 2A State Tennis Championships, held at the Nordstrom Tennis Center on the University of Washington campus. Senior Bailey Andersen and the doubles team of seniors Lillian Bickford and Alayna Meyer battled through stiff competition, representing the Cruisers with grit, composure, and history-making performances.

1 week ago | dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith

Four Eatonville High School track and field athletes are state-bound following standout performances at the 2A West Central District 3 Championships, held last weekend. Leading the way were senior Ethan Carter and junior Taylor Johnson, who each captured district titles in their respective events, repeating as champions after also claiming titles the previous week at the 2A South Puget Sound League Championships.

2 weeks ago | dispatchnews.com | Skip Smith

The Eatonville Cruiser track and field team turned in a standout performance at the 2A SPSL League Championships on Wednesday at Mount Tahoma High School, with 21 athletes earning their place in the upcoming West Central District 3 meet. Competing against a tough field of eight schools, the Eatonville boys placed fourth overall, while the girls finished sixth. The effort was highlighted by three league titles across four events, showcasing both individual dominance and team depth.