Spartan girls end season with loss to HNA | Bainbridge Island Review

Spartan girls end season with loss to HNA

A 56-44 loss marked the Spartans’ second postseason showing on the road against Holy Names Academy.

February 16, 2016 12:21 pm

Spartan girls end season with loss to HNA

SEATTLE – A 56-44 loss marked the Spartans’ second postseason showing Tuesday, Feb. 9 on the road against Holy Names Academy.

The loss on the road left BHS with an overall season record of 6-16.

More Stories From This Author

Molly Hetherwick/Kitsap News Group photos
Hyla Middle School science teacher Caroline Little reviews the filtration process in the HyLab classroom. — BI teacher one of 8...

By Molly Hetherwick Bainbridge Island Review

BISD courtesy photo
Graduates from Bainbridge are most likely to attend four-year colleges. — What do you plan to...

By Mike De Felice Kitsap News Group

Letter to the editor

What defines a homemade vehicle? And are they legal? — What defines a homemade vehicle?...

By Doug Dahl

Sports

Luke Caputo/Kitsap News Group photos
Spartan Marta Llorens prepares to hit a backhand in a doubles match win over Sequim April 24 at Bainbridge High School. — Spartan girls dominate Sequim on the tennis court

The Bainbridge girls tennis team asserted itself in a clash with Sequim, sweeping the Wolves 7-0 in a home match…

By Luke Caputo • April 25, 2025 1:30 am

Rome Emperors courtesy photo
JR Ritchie of Bainbridge Island pitches for the Rome Emperors, the Atlanta Braves’ High-A affiliate minor league team, after suffering a grade two tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow in May 2023. — Ritchie returns to minor league action following elbow injury

Former Bainbridge Spartan standout JR Ritchie, who is now pitching for the Rome Emperors, the Atlanta Braves’ High-A affiliate minor…

By Luke Caputo • April 23, 2025 1:30 am

File photo — WIAA approves girls flag football as sanctioned sport

Teams will begin play in 2025-26 season

By Staff report • April 22, 2025 1:30 am

SUBSCRIBE
TODAY