Sports Briefs

SK Western loses

in championship

Eastlake captured a 9-7 win on Saturday against South Kitsap Western Little League in the 10- and 11-year-old state championship game at Sunset Park in Auburn.

SK Western led until the fifth inning, when Eastlake scored seven runs to take a 9-5 lead.

The setback ended Western’s season.

Western played eight consecutive days and eliminated Aberdeen, Federal Way, Richland, Lake Stevens and Salmon Creek en route to the title game.

“I wonder sometimes if they know how good they are,” Western manager Mark Knowles said. “They played incredible baseball with the exception of the fifth inning in the championship game, when we gave Eastlake five or six outs.”

Westsound takes

first in Portland Cup

The Westsound FC 93 soccer team won the Portland Cup on July 20 with a 1-0 win against the Timbers on a corner kick by Delanee Nilles.

Westsound got to the title game when it broke a 1-1 tie with penalty kicks against Dosvedanya.

Bremerton Stingers

schedule tryouts

The Bremerton Stingers Baseball Club will hold tryouts beginning Aug. 30.

Select teams for age divisions 10U, 11U, 13U and 15U now are forming for fall workouts and travel/tournament season.

Contact club administrator Christine Torres at 871-5757, or e-mail bremertonstingers@gmail.com, for more information.

Signups available

for baseball camp

Brad Peterson Baseball Camps is returning to Port Orchard to host its Baseball/Life Skills Camps.

The sessions run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 11-15 at Art Mikelsen Field.

The camp, which is available to anyone 12 years old and younger, is limited to 36 players and costs $199.

Contact Peterson at (425) 802-0638, or e-mail bradpetersonbaseball@comcast.net, for more information.

SK in need of a

football assistant

South Kitsap High School football coach D.J. Sigurdson said he’s looking for an assistant to replace Dustin Booth, who coached wide receivers and defensive backs last year.

Contact Sigurdson at 874-5732 for more information.

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