The Seaside baseball team scored its first two wins of the season Saturday, with a 4-0, 11-1 doubleheader sweep over Fort Vancouver at Broadway Field.
Seaside scored in each of the first six innings and overcame five errors in the field Wednesday to defeat Milwaukie 9-6, in a non league softball game.
Seaside boys basketball swept the individual awards on all-league honors this season, as the league champion Gulls dominated the league season much as they did the top honors on the Cowapa all…
Seven days after cruising past fourth-ranked Marshfield in a non-league game, the No. 3-ranked Astoria girls basketball team opened the post-season Saturday afternoon with a decisive 69-39 vic…
The Marist Catholic Spartans began their season with a loss at Seaside, and the Spartans ended Seaside’s season on the same court.
The final momentum swing of the night went to the Mazama Vikings during the 4A girls basketball play-in game versus Seaside on Feb. 27 in Klamath Falls.
If the Astoria and Seaside boys basketball teams meet for a fifth time this season, it will be in the state playoffs.
With their places in the Cowapa League standings locked up, the Astoria and Seaside girls basketball teams closed out the regular season Feb. 21 in Seaside.
The Astoria boys’ 200-yard freestyle relay team was the only entrant from the North Coast to advance to Day 2 of the OSAA swim championships, held last weekend at Tualatin Hills.
Having already clinched at least a tie for the Cowapa League boys basketball title, the Seaside Gulls locked up the whole thing Thursday night at home in a 50-41 win over Scappoose.
Scappoose scored a big road victory Thursday night at Seaside, rallying from a six-point deficit in the fourth quarter for a 32-29 Cowapa League girls basketball win over the Gulls.
Swim teams from Astoria and Seaside will both send athletes to the state meet, Friday and Saturday at Tualatin Hills.
Seaside won a free throw shooting contest Tuesday night at home, scoring a 49-44 win over St. Helens in a Cowapa League girls basketball game at Seaside.
Three days after watching their 13-game win streak come to an end at Astoria, the Seaside boys basketball team made a quick return to the win column with a 73-40 victory over St. Helens, Tuesd…
The Astoria girls swim team has not lost a dual or finished below second in any meet this season, and the Lady Fish kept that streak alive at the Cowapa League meet, last Friday at the Astoria…
Astoria scored win No. 13 in a row on Saturday in a 59-33 victory over Seaside .
Playing the first of three games in four days, the Seaside boys basketball team turned to the Cowapa League’s leading Player of the Year candidate, Austin Palmer, on Wednesday night at Scappoose.
Scappoose held Seaside to a season low in points on Wednesday night, as the Indians jumped out to a 21-2 halftime lead on their way to a 38-18 win over the Gulls in a Cowapa League girls baske…
Brody Hillman, Seaside
Five Seaside youth qualified for the Oregon State Elks Free Throw Shoot by placing first in their divisions at the District Hoop Shoot held on Jan. 21 at the Sunset Recreation Center.
Astoria has now played all four of its Cowapa League girls basketball opponents, with the Lady Fish defeating Scappoose (51-20), Tillamook (46-13), St. Helens (64-24) and now Seaside, in a 63-…
The first third of the Cowapa League basketball season is complete. And after just four games, it’s already clear that it’s going to be a two-team race on the boys’ side: A Clatsop Clash battl…
Seaside played one of its best quarters of the season Friday night at home, on its way to a 57-40 Cowapa League boys basketball win over Scappoose.
Seaside held an early 3-0 lead, but Scappoose players Peyton Lennox, Ellie Miller and Sydney Liao answered with consecutive 3-pointers for the Indians on their way to a 37-30 win over the Gull…
Early in the 2022-23 season, Seaside High School’s girls and boys swim teams are hoping they’ll still be in the water come Feb. 18 for the state championship. But for coaches Shane and Laura…
With a 38-point win over Yamhill-Carlton the night before , the Astoria girls basketball team opened Cowapa League play Friday at home.
Just over a week after winning their own annual holiday tournament, the Gulls went 3-0 to win the Newport Coast Classic, held Dec. 28 through Dec. 30 at Newport High School.
The future of Cowapa League boys basketball may belong to Astoria, but for now, Seaside is still the team to beat.
Seaside held off Rochester 37-24 in the third place game of the Seaside Holiday Classic on Saturday afternoon.
Two wins in two days helped the Seaside girls basketball team win the Junction City Tournament, held Friday and Saturday.
Local swimmers jumped in the pool competitively for the first time this season last Saturday, as Astoria hosted the 24th edition of the Andrew Nygaard Invitational at the Astoria Aquatic Center.
The Cascade Cougars posted a 70-50 win over visiting Seaside in a non league boys basketball season opener on Wednesday.
The Seaside girls basketball team opened the 2022-23 season Wednesday night in Turner, where Cascade topped the Lady Gulls 61-34 in a non league contest.
The Lower Columbia Youth Soccer Association boys U11 soccer team won the championship match of the Oregon Youth Soccer Association’s Founders Cup tournament on Nov. 20.
League champion Scappoose placed eight players on the 2022 Cowapa all-league boys soccer team, as voted on by the league’s coaches. Runner-up Tillamook had seven selections, while Astoria and …
The Mazama Vikings showed why they are the undefeated, No. 1 seed, No. 1-ranked football team in the state at the 4A level.
There were several key games on the final night of regular season play in Cowapa League girls soccer Tuesday.
The night the lights went out on Broadway made for a more memorable Clatsop Clash.
The defenses were on display Thursday night at CMH Field, where the Astoria boys and girls soccer teams hosted a pair of Clatsop Clash rematch games with Seaside.
Seaside snapped a three-game losing streak with a 20-0 Cowapa League football win over Milwaukie, the sixth of seven straight home games for the Gulls.
Whatever Scappoose coach Sean McNabb told his team at halftime, or whatever halftime adjustments the Indians made Friday night at Seaside – it all worked.
The Tillamook Cheesemakers were, of course, on the road again; while the team that always seems to be playing at home was celebrating its homecoming.
Seaside fell to Woodburn 13-6 on Sept. 23 at Broadway Field. The Gulls are now 2-2 overall. The Gulls play Tillamook at home Friday for homecoming weekend.
Except for the penalties, the Estacada Rangers had the numbers on their side Friday night at CMH Field.
Local volleyball teams have welcomed a new crop of coaches for the season. Jeff Curtis takes over at Astoria, while ex-Warrior Kimberly Nichols is the new Warrenton coach. Astoria and Seaside …
Two of the most storied golf courses are found right here on the North Oregon Coast.
It was a typical nonleague game for the Seaside football team Friday night at Broadway Field — run the ball at will, lock up the game in the first quarter, then coast to another easy victory, …
The Seaside football team bounced back from its season-opening loss to Henley with a 37-0 win Friday at La Salle.
With 2021 league champion Valley Catholic having dropped to the 3A level, Cowapa League boys soccer is shaping up to be a three-team race between Scappoose, Seaside and Tillamook.
The Astoria volleyball team picked up its first victory of the season Thursday night under new coach Jeff Curtis, 25-20, 15-25, 25-20, 25-20.
The Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District held its fifth annual Run for Change 5K on Sept. 3. Forty runners participated in this family-friendly beach run raising funds to benefit a loca…
The Coastal Range League volleyball favorites opened league play Tuesday night with a home victory, as Warrenton cruised past Yamhill-Carlton in three sets, 25-21, 25-18, 25-17.
SEASIDE — The most thrilling game of the weekend in Oregon 4A football took place Friday night at Broadway Field.
