The Eatonville Lady Cruiser fastpitch team closed out a busy week with a hard-fought split against the Orting Cardinals and a tough road loss to the Steilacoom Sentinels, but the stretch will be remembered most for the celebration that happened before the first pitch of Tuesday's home game. Eatonville Lady Cruiser seniors (from left) Kaitlyn Kenney, Amy Tozier and Aubree Mills pose for a photo during Senior Night festivities before Tuesday's home game against the Orting Cardi

Eight members of the Eatonville girls tennis team traveled to Clover Park High School last week to compete in the 2A South Puget Sound League tournament, and while the results were mixed across the lineup, the No. 1 doubles team of Jessie Zumwalt and Isabel Volk saved some of their best tennis of the season for the biggest stage of the year. Eatonville's Jessie Zumwalt, left, and Isabel Volk pose before their Day 2 matches at the 2A SPSL League tournament at Clover Park High

The Eatonville Cruisers celebrated six seniors and two managers on a special Senior Night Tuesday, but the festivities came with a difficult result on the field. The Eatonville Cruisers honored six seniors and two managers during Senior Night ceremonies Tuesday at Eatonville High School. From left: manager Dane Moeller, Blair Mims, Jose Cruz Diaz, Santiago Ruvalcaba, Colton Herbrand, Waylon Berg, Cjay Russell, and manager Stacie Devera. Photo: Heather Quirie The Orting Cardin

Rogue Pound did not need to choose between the track and the runway Thursday afternoon. He dominated both. The Eatonville junior captured first place in the 110-meter hurdles and the long jump at Franklin Pierce High School, anchoring a dominant team performance that propelled the Cruiser boys to a first-place finish with 77 points. Franklin Pierce finished second with 52 and Clover Park third with 46. The Cruiser girls fell just short of their own team title, finishing third

Lilah Chapman had a great week for the Eatonville Lady Cruiser fastpitch team, going a perfect 3-for-3 with a double and two singles to help power the Lady Cruisers to a pair of wins and solidify their standing in second place in the league standings. The Lady Cruiser dugout watches as Lilah Chapman works an at-bat against Fife earlier this season. Chapman carried that same approach into this week, delivering three hits in three plate appearances to help Eatonville outscore i

Ryder Herbrand had a week to remember. The Eatonville Cruisers’ pitcher and outfielder dominated on both sides of the ball as the Cruisers rolled through a three-game stretch, outscoring their opponents 51-7 and sweeping all three games last week to push themselves into fourth place in the standings. It was the kind of week that turns a season around, and Herbrand was at the center of nearly every big moment. Eatonville's Ryder Herbrand delivers against Clover Park Monday. He

The Eatonville Cruiser girls’ tennis team navigated a grueling four-match stretch last week, going 1-3 against a slate of tough opponents while showing resilience throughout the stretch. The week concluded Thursday with Senior Day, as coaches and parents honored eight players who have helped rebuild the program in recent years. The Eatonville Cruiser girls tennis seniors are honored on Senior Day, Thursday, April 30, 2026, before their home match against Franklin Pierce. The

The Eatonville Cruisers boys soccer team went 1-1 this week, picking up a hard-fought road win over Orting on Tuesday before falling to Steilacoom in an emotional Senior Night at home on Thursday. The Eatonville Cruisers honored six seniors on Thursday night during an emotional Senior Night ceremony. The group has been praised by head coach Mark Phillips for representing the school and community with integrity, character and class throughout their careers. Photo: Heather Quir

The Eatonville High School equestrian team closed out its district season with a strong showing at the final meet April 16–19 at the Elma Fairgrounds, capping a year that earned the program overall high-point honors in District 2. Eatonville High School’s equestrian team poses with its District 2 high-point trophy following the final meet of the season at the Elma Fairgrounds, April 16–19. The team, which won the intermediate division title for the overall season, is joined b

It was a week that showed both the sting of a missed opportunity and the promise of a team still building momentum at the right time. The Eatonville Cruisers split their season series with Franklin Pierce and followed it up with a decisive non-league win over Mount Tahoma, leaving the club with renewed focus as the regular season enters its final stretch. Eatonville senior Waylon Berg loads up in the batter's box during the Cruisers' 11-1 victory at Cheney Stadium. Berg finis