Several score state times as Bainbridge beats Kamiak Friday.
The Spartans overcome penalties in a big 50-22 win over Bremerton.
Both golf teams say they’ve worked hard and are ready for a trip to State.
The Bainbridge girls’ golf team had great success last season, but they’re not ones to rest on their laurels.
Last season they won the Metro League regular season title, finished second to Holy Names at the Metro League tournament, placed third at the district tournament in May and qualified four golfers to the state tournament.
There, they took home a fourth place trophy, the highest finish for a girls’ golf team in school history.
This season, their goal is to qualify again as a team.
“I think they all are planning on qualifying at the league tournament this year,” head coach Steve Nielsen said. “They’ve got this pact that they’re going to do that.
The team was never in rhythm in a battle of state quality squads.
21 freshman ready to help Spartans win a state title in November.
Bainbridge pounds the Vikings 41-7 for the Spartans’ fourth straight rivalry win.
Scott Druker takes the reins as Spartans ready for 2007 season.
‘The Professor’ brings a wealth of knowledge to the BIYSC and BISA.
Spartans want to make their sixth straight trip to state happen.
Bainbridge eager to use Gilbreath, defense to make it to state.
Thanks to MRJ Constructors and donations, the building will be ready in a month.
When Zach Peach tells the story of how he won a scholarship and made it to a Division I university, it’s a tale that leaves everyone in amazement.
“I ran in to Jon (Brandt, an assistant baseball coach at Bainbridge High School) on the ferry and he couldn’t believe it,” he said. “He was so amazed. He thought it was an amazing story.”
