Batting practice will soon be available year-round for Seaside athletes.
While the state champions of Toledo swept the individual awards, the 33 members of the 2A all-state boys basketball team included two Knappa Loggers.
Like other professional, college and high school basketball players throughout the country, Maddi Utti's junior season at Fresno State came to a premature end earlier this month.
It was the one sentence that athletes and coaches did not want to hear from the Oregon School Activities Association this week, but one which did not bring much of a surprise.
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Cowapa League boys basketball had co-champions for the 20-19-20 season, and that set the tone for the all-league awards, announced last week.
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Cowapa League boys basketball had co-champions for the 20-19-20 season, and that set the tone for the all-league awards, announced last week.
Gladstone took down a dynasty the night of March 7. Or the closest thing to a dynasty in 4A boys basketball.
Gladstone took down a dynasty Saturday night. Or the closest thing to a dynasty in 4A boys basketball.
More success for the Seaside Riptide sixth and seventh grade girls basketball teams in local tournaments last weekend.
Three of Seaside’s four wrestlers who qualified for the state meet wrestled a combined 17 matches on the mat, with all three placing in the top six in the state tournament, held Feb. 28-29 at …
Stayton did not get any style points, but a win's a win, and the Eagles settled for a big victory Feb. 28.
Lady Gulls head to Stayton today to play Stayton at 7 p.m. for a state tournament play-in Game. A win would put them in the Sweet 16.
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It was “Flashback Night” Tuesday in Tillamook, where Banks and Seaside met for the second year in a row to break a tie atop the Cowapa League boys basketball standings.
Seaside's sixth grade and seventh grade girls basketball teams both finished third place in local tournaments last weekend.
The Banks Braves turned the tables on the Seaside Lady Gulls, and then some, in the last high school girls basketball game ever at Seaside High School, Feb. 22.
Seaside cruised to a 58-51 win over Banks in a Cowapa League boys basketball finale Feb. 20 at the Gulls’ Nest, resulting in a co-league championship between the Braves and Gulls.
The Seaside wrestling team qualified four athletes for the state tournament, which takes place Friday and Saturday at Portland’s Memorial Coliseum.
Seaside qualified one individual and two relay teams for the OSAA state swim meet, Feb. 21-22 in Tualatin.
The Banks Braves turned the tables on the Seaside Lady Gulls, and then some, in the last high school girls basketball game ever at Seaside High School.
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The Seaside Gulls are gradually taking away from the Banks Braves what should have belonged to Seaside last season — a third state championship.
The Seaside Lady Gulls are now looking far past just the Sweet 16.
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You don’t have to be a longtime resident of the North Coast to know who the Oregon “Tall Firs” were. Or that four members of that legendary Oregon men’s basketball team — the first NCAA champi…
Currently on vacation in California, Nike co-founder and current chairman emeritus Phil Knight took time to provide a statement on Dick Miller for The Astorian and the Seaside Signal:
The Seaside Lady Gulls look well on their way to another appearance in the Sweet 16, following another easy win over Tillamook in a Cowapa League girls basketball game Tuesday night.
At the high school level, the Astoria girls and the Seaside boys will be among the favorites in the upcoming 4A state prep tournament.
Always a favorite at the state meet level, Newport swept the team titles Saturday on the final day of the District 1/4A swim meet, hosted by the Cubs.
The Seaside boys basketball team started tuning up for the post-season with a 60-39 win Feb. 11 at Valley Catholic.
Seaside had a great opportunity to move up in the Cowapa League girls basketball standings Feb. 11, but came up just short at Valley Catholic.
Always a favorite at the state meet level, Newport swimmers swept the team titles Saturday on the final day of the District 1/4A meet, hosted by the Cubs.
At the high school level, the Astoria girls and the Seaside boys will be among the favorites in the upcoming 4A state tournament.
The first two Cowapa League championships of the 2019-20 sports season went to the North Coast schools, in the form of first place finishes for the Astoria girls and the Seaside boys swim teams.
Seaside had a great opportunity to move up in the Cowapa League girls basketball standings Tuesday night, but came up just short at Valley Catholic.
Headed for a league championship showdown against Banks next week, the Seaside boys basketball team tuned up with a 60-39 win Tuesday night at Valley Catholic.
The final Clatsop Clash basketball games of 2019-20 went out with a bang Feb. 7.
Cowapa League championship No. 1 of the 2019-20 sports season for Seaside came last week, in the form of a first place finish for the Seaside boys swim team.
The Warrenton wrestling team made the short trip across the river Feb. 1 and won the team title of the annual “Beach Brawl” tournament, hosted by Ilwaco High School.
The Seaside swim teams scored a dual meet sweep over Valley Catholic Tuesday at Sunset Empire pool, as the Gulls celebrated Senior Day with two wins.
It's a two-team race in Cowapa League boys basketball — and with four league games remaining, the Banks Braves just took the lead.
While Astoria has essentially locked up the Cowapa League girls basketball championship, the race for second place could come down to the final night of the league season, two weeks from now.
The Seaside boys basketball team trailed by as much as 12 points in the first half, but …no worries. The Gulls have been there before.
Astoria, Seaside and Gladstone met for a three-way swim meet Jan. 30 at the Astoria Aquatic Center.
The Seaside boys basketball team trailed by as much as 12 points in the first half, but …no worries. The Gulls have been there before.
One team was going to pick up its first league win of the season Friday night at Seaside, where the Lady Gulls were hosting Tillamook in a Cowapa League girls basketball game.
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The Gulls girls defeated Tillamook 48-23 in a league game. The win at home brings their overall record to 7-9. The Gulls next game is Feb. 4 versus Banks, at Banks. The Gulls honored fallen ba…
The Gulls boys' basketball squad remained undefeated in league play Friday night with a win over Tillamook 65-47 at home. The Gulls, with a 13-3 record, are ranked seventh in the state. They p…
Astoria, Seaside and Gladstone met for a three-way swim meet Thursday afternoon at the Astoria Aquatic Center.
The future of wrestling in Clatsop County is in good hands, as a few youngsters showed last weekend in the Oregon Kids State Championships.
Laurie Hudson has been named as the new Seaside High School varsity volleyball coach, announced at a Seaside School District Board of Directors meeting Jan. 21.
It was a busy five days for local swimmers last week, as Astoria and Seaside begin preparations for the post-season league and district meets.
The Gulls were back to playing like the Gulls Jan. 24 at home, where Seaside destroyed Valley Catholic 77-25 in Cowapa League boys basketball action.
Valley Catholic held a slim three-point lead going into the final quarter, then finished strong for a 51-37 win Jan. 24 over Seaside in a Cowapa League girls basketball game at the Gulls’ Nest.
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