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Clare Crawley Throws Shade At Dale Moss After Breakup
Clare Crawley and Dale Moss have easily one of the most compelling and talked-about love stories in all of Bachelor history. But the couple gave fans a spark of hope when they announced that their engagement was back on! … Of course, that didn’t last very long. Now, they’ve called things off AGAIN, and Clare is throwing shade! Source: Instagram, @dalemoss13 Recently, Clare came to her fans to share some difficult health updates.
Clare Crawley and Dale Moss Break Up AGAIN!
Clare Crawley and Dale Moss have easily one of the most compelling and talked-about love stories in all of Bachelor history. But the couple gave fans a spark of hope when they announced that their engagement was back on! … Of course, that didn’t last very long. Now, they’ve called things off AGAIN! Source: Instagram, @dalemoss13 Recently, Clare came to her fans to share some difficult health updates.
Teresa Giudice Says She's 'So Lucky' With News About Children
Just like all of the RHONJ cast over the years, Teresa Giudice has shared both the good and the bad parts of her life with fans. Luckily, this time around, it’s something uplifting! Amid rumors that Teresa and her boyfriend Luis Ruela are engaged, she’s sharing an exciting update about children. She said she’s “so lucky.” Credit: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images In a post for National Daughter’s Day, Teresa shared a post about her four daughters.
ABC Reveals First Look At New 'Bachelor' Cast
After much controversy, the new Bachelor has been chosen! ABC decided to go with someone fans have not met yet, Clayton Echard. Clayton will be featured on Michelle Young‘s season, so although this is a spoiler that he does not win, it does allow the women to go into his season without any preconceived notions.
Kim Zolciak-Biermann Revealed She Still Has Memory Issues Post-Stroke
Six years ago, Kim Zolciak-Biermann suffered a stroke. She said she hadn’t paid as much attention to her health as she should have, but realized something was terribly wrong after suffering from a migraine. At the time, the Real Housewives of Atlanta star was on Dancing with the Stars. She was traveling a lot, which didn’t help her situation. Now, Kim is opening up about the lingering issues that she is still dealing with. In an Instagram post, Kim opened up about still struggling after her stroke.
End-Of-The-Semester Woes
Your mom calls you to ask when you're going to be done with finals and what day you're going to be home so she can cook or order your favorite dinner. This is when you realize first semester is almost over. Whether you're a freshman, sophomore, junior or senior, the realization hits you hard all the same. You then go through the subsequent feelings and appropriate reactions to said realization.
Daily Tech Headlines - October 23, 2017
Cisco buys BroadSoft, the UK cracks down on gambling kids, Tesla launches Shanghai plant. A special thanks to all our supporters–without you, none of this would be possible. If you are willing to support the show or give as little as 5 cents a day on Patreon. Thank you! Big thanks to Dan Lueders for the theme music. Big thanks to Mustafa A.
13 Thoughts While Beginning Senior Year Of College
Well, well, well Class of 2017, it looks like we finally made it to top dog status. We are no longer the freshmen with lanyards and I.D. cards dangling around our necks playing ice breaker games at orientation - we have upgraded to VIP status. Welcome to life, where nobody knows what they're doing - not even the adults! As this fall semester begins, I find myself reflecting on the past four years of my college career and thinking about my future plans after graduation.
Eagles place second at State Tourney
Arlington came up short in a battle for the 3A State Championship against Bellevue High School at the Tacoma Dome on Saturday, March 5. The Eagles took second place in State following a 69-40 loss. Prior to Saturday night’s championship game, Arlington had defeated Lincoln High School 48-33 in the quarterfinals on Thursday, March 3, and Kamiakin 44-30 in the semifinals on Friday, March 4.
Tulalip's season ends at State
Following a successful regular season, Tulalip Heritage girls basketball made their way into the state 1B quarterfinals in Spokane. Their playoff run came to an end following two losses to Sunnyside Christian and Coulee Hartline on Thursday, March 3 and Friday, March 4. “I thought the girls played really well, we were just outmatched. But we went out and did what we could, and we played really hard,” Tulalip Heritage head coach Cyrus Fryberg said.
Tulalip Heritage advances to State
The Tulalip Heritage girls basketball took a 54-42 win over Mary M. Knight on Saturday, Feb. 27, to advance to the 1B state tournament. The Lady Hawks, who had an undefeated regular season, will continue to Spokane to compete in the state quarterfinals. Tulalip girls basketball dominated on Saturday evening; they started the game off strong and were able to take a slight lead of two points at the end of the first quarter. Their defense stepped up to hold Mary M.
Arlington girls head to State Tournament
The Arlington girls basketball team took a 49-30 win against Bishop Blanchet on Saturday, Feb. 27, to advance to their fourth straight state playoffs. “It’s really a hard thing to do. It’s incredible that we’ve been able to do it for four straight years. It doesn’t happen a lot, so we’re just really excited. I’m really excited for the girls for their incredible accomplishment,” Arlington head coach Joe Marsh said. Saturday night’s game against Bishop Blanchet started off close between the two teams.
Arlington wrestlers capture state title
A successful wrestling season ended with a state title for the Arlington boys wrestling team, and an individual state title for Ruben Crew, on Saturday night at the Tacoma Dome. Out of the 60 3A teams that competed in the state finals, Arlington took the state championship with 148 points after edging out second place Mt. Spokane who had 126 points.
Eagles fight back to defeat Grizzlies 52-45
It was a slow start for the Arlington girls basketball team at their Wednesday, Feb. 17, district playoff game against Glacier Peak High School. However, the girls managed to pick themselves up and catch up from behind to take a 52-45 win over Glacier Peak to advance to the district final. "We got off to a really slow start, and they didn't. We dug ourselves a hole, and from there we had to work really hard to get out of it," Arlington head coach Joe Marsh said.
Arlington rolls to win over Chargers
Arlington girls basketball came out with a win against Marysville Getchell to end their regular season undefeated to continue into the playoffs. After a hard fought battle by Marysville Getchell, the game ended with a 78-36 win for Arlington. "It took a little while to get going, but once we got going we had a really nice game - played great defense like we always do," Arlington head coach Joe Marsh said. It was a battle between the two teams to take the early lead in the first quarter.
M-PHS falls to Stanwood
Marysville-Pilchuck girls basketball had a tough loss at their Tuesday, Feb. 9, game against Stanwood High School. Stanwood excelled offensively and defensively, and took the game 85-21. Following a rough start to the season, Marysville-Pilchuck picked things up recently, but were unable to earn a win in their last game of the season. It was a rough time for Marysville-Pilchuck on Tuesday as they competed against 3A second-place team Stanwood.
MG, M-P compete at districts
Marysville-Pilchuck and Marysville Getchell boy swimmers competed for state qualification in the 3A district meet on Friday, Feb. 12, and Saturday, Feb. 13. Both schools saw swimmers continue from prelims to place high in finals. "They had an amazing district meet.
M-PHS rolls to 71-49 win over Oak Harbor
It was Senior Night at the Marysville-Pilchuck versus Oak Harbor game on Friday, Feb. 5, as the teams played to a packed auditorium. M-P also took a landslide victory Friday night with a 71-49 win. "It went really, really well," Marysville-Pilchuck head coach Bary Gould said. "They held Oak Harbor to just one point in the first quarter, and played really well.
Stanwood defeats Arlington 74-65
Arlington boys basketball battled at their Tuesday night game against Stanwood on Feb. 2, but came out with a loss by nine points. Stanwood was able to edge out Arlington 74-65 after a high-scoring third quarter, which Arlington was unable to come back from. "We played really well. I'm really happy with our progress and our effort," Arlington boys head coach Nick Brown said. The first quarter started off with back-and-forth play, as both teams fought to take the lead.
Tomahawks fall to Everett 46-43
It was an exciting back-and-forth game between Marysville-Pilchuck and Everett on Wednesday, Feb. 3, at Marysville-Pilchuck High School that ended at 46-43 with an Everett victory by a mere three points. "My girls just really came out and utilized what we had worked on in practice. I thought that they did a really good job and worked hard. They're getting better.
M-PHS grapplers fall to Arlington
The Marysville-Pilchuck and Arlington wrestling teams met on Thursday, Jan. 28, at Marysville-Pilchuck High School. Arlington wrestlers had a standout meet, taking a 54-16 win over M-P. "It was a great community thing, and that's what's important," Arlington head coach Rick Iverson said. "The two communities side by side; the dads work together, the moms work together.
Eagles roll to 75-37 win over Chargers
It was Arlington's defense that shined at the Friday, Jan. 22, showdown between Marysville Getchell and Arlington. The Eagles were able to take a sweeping 75-37 victory against MG. "We got off to a good start and went from there," Arlington head coach Joe Marsh said. Arlington took control of the game right off the bat. They were able to outscore Marysville Getchell 18-5 in the first quarter, and continued to outscore MG throughout the game.
M-P girls fall to Oak Harbor 44-38
The Marysville-Pilchuck girls basketball team battled it out against Oak Harbor at their home game on Wednesday, Jan. 20. In the end, they were unable to secure a win and fell to the Wildcats, 44-38. "They played so hard," Marysville-Pilchuck head coach Julie Martin said following the game. "It was really tough; they came out and really stepped up their game." The Lady Tomahawks started the game off strong, and were able to secure a small four-point lead continuing onto the second quarter.
Spartans defeat Tomahawks 84-67
The Marysville-Pilchuck boys basketball team was defeated 84-67 by Stanwood at their home game on Thursday, Jan. 21. The Tomahawks had a strong start and led for the first two quarters, but fell in the second half. "We played really well in the first half, and then we didn't play so well in the second half," Marysville-Pilchuck head coach Bary Gould said. Pilchuck had an energized first half after playing a fast-paced game and went into halftime with a 35-28 lead.
Eagles hold on to defeat Oak Harbor
The Arlington boys basketball team held on for a two-point victory over the Oak Harbor Wildcats on Tuesday, Jan. 12. In a back-and-forth game, Arlington came out with a 60-58 victory. "We came out slow - I wasn't real happy with how we played in the first quarter," Arlington head coach Nick Brown said. Oak Harbor took advantage of Arlington's slow start and took the early lead, ending the first quarter with an 18-11 lead. Arlington bounced back to take the lead in the second quarter.
MG, M-P compete against Oak Harbor
Marysville-Pilchuck and Marysville Getchell faced Oak Harbor at a swim meet on Tuesday, Jan. 12, at Marysville-Pilchuck High School. Getchell took away a win with a 89-84 score over Oak Harbor, while Pilchuck fell to their opponent 109-61. "Overall they did decently well, and Getchell ended up just beating Oak Harbor by five points," Marysville-Pilchuck and Getchell swim coach Meredith Jenks said. Getchell swimmers took top places in numerous events to take the overall victory.
Teams compete at Arlington Rumble
The Arlington girls and junior varsity boys teams hosted and competed at the Arlington Rumble tournament. Twenty high school wrestling teams from Edmonds to Bellingham participated at the tournament. "It ran very smoothly and we had four or five individual champions, so we're very pleased," Arlington assistant coach Ben Mendro said of Saturday's meet. There were numerous Arlington top individual winners for the boys junior varsity team.
Tulalip Heritage girls remain undefeated
The Jan. 5 win against Lopez Island High School made for a nine-game winning streak for Tulalip Heritage girls basketball as their season continued undefeated. Tulalip took a 58-38 win at Tulalip Heritage High School. "I thought they played okay. We can play a lot better than what we played on Tuesday. We go stagnant at times and we play really well at times, but other than that I thought we played well," said Tulalip head coach Cyrus Fryberg.
Lakewood girls fall to King's 52-44
Lakewood girls could not hold on to their lead at their home game against Seattle's King's High School on Tuesday, Jan. 5. After a close game, King's took away the win 52-44. "Although we did end up losing the game, it was probably the best game that we played against King's, or definitely any other school this year," Lakewood head coach Chris Walster said. It was a tough battle for Lakewood against last year's State 1A champion.
Arlington basketball defeats Mariner
Arlington boys basketball took a 57-49 victory over Mariner High School on Saturday, Jan. 2. The neck-and-neck game came to an end with Arlington taking control of the fourth quarter to walk away with the win. "It was a good one because we won, but we didn't play real well," Arlington head coach Nick Brown said. "It was real ugly, but it was a win.
Arlington competes in Everett Classic
Arlington boys wrestling took second place out of 29 competing teams at the Everett Classic wrestling tournament on Saturday, Jan. 2, at Everett High School. The Eagles finished with an overall score of 176.5, just six points below Pasco, the first-place team. Arlington assistant coach Ben Mendro said, "we were a bit disappointed not to win it, as we led almost the whole way." Head coach Rick Iverson was also impressed with their junior varsity team that competed on Saturday as well.
Chargers take win over Sedro-Woolley
Marysville Getchell boys basketball garnered a three-point victory over Sedro-Woolley High School on Wednesday, Dec. 30. The Chargers took a 58-55 win after a competitive struggle to gain the lead. "I thought it was a really good high school basketball game - both teams were playing hard and the game was pretty fast-paced," Marysville Getchell head coach Corby Schuh said. "They moved the ball well, got good shots. Defensively I thought we did a good job.
Lakewood grapplers fall in dual meet
Lakewood wrestling hosted a tough dual meet against Mariner and Jackson high schools on Thursday, Dec. 17. The wrestling team was defeated in both matches; Jackson defeated Lakewood 72-12 and Mariner defeated Lakewood 57-18. "Today was a rough day," Lakewood wrestling head coach Tom O'Hara said. "We were wrestling on empty. We need winter break to heal up a little bit. I think we made too many mistakes." Injured wrestlers on Lakewood's roster gave Jackson five wins by forfeit on Thursday evening.
MG, M-P swim face Cascade in dual meet
Both Marysville Getchell and Marysville-Pilchuck swim teams lost to Cascade High School at a dual meet at Marysville-Pilchuck High School on Thursday, Dec. 17. Marysville Getchell's meet against Cascade ended with a 115-69 loss, and Marysville-Pilchuck's meet against Cascade ended with a 139-46 loss. "We're still early in the season and they're starting to feel the fatigue of getting into a lot of racing," head coach Meredith Jenks said.
Tulalip Heritage falls to M-PHS JV
After a fourth quarter push by Marysville, Tulalip Heritage lost the lead and the game. "I think we played okay in my eyes. I thought that in the first half we played okay and we came out flat. In the fourth quarter we picked it up, but other than that we played okay. We're better than that," assistant coach Cyrus Fryberg Jr. said following the match. Pilchuck had a slight lead throughout the first half, although much of the play went back-and-forth.
Chargers host, win dual tournament
Marysville Getchell hosted a dual tournament on Saturday, Dec. 12, and had a sweeping victory with four team victories, winning the tournament. The Chargers beat Chief Sealth 76-12, Lakewood 50-30, and Mt. Rainier 56-24. They faced Ferndale in the championship match, which they won 58-24. "After today they really felt good about themselves," Getchell head coach Todd Freeman said.
Cougars defeat Cedarcrest
Lakewood had their third game of the season and second win on Friday, Dec. 11, against Cedarcrest High School. The girls took the victory with a 66-57 win. "We played really well. We found a way to win," Lakewood head coach Chris Walster said. The lady Cougars dominated the first quarter outscoring Cedarcrest 25-15. Their first quarter dominance proved to be valuable as Cedarcrest inched closer in score throughout the rest of the game.
Arlington basketball has tough week
Arlington boys basketball lost both of their second-week games against Cascade and Lynden high schools. Their Tuesday, Dec. 8, game against Cascade ended at 76-53, and their Thursday, Dec. 10, game against Lynden ended at 65-34. "Cascade was a great opponent - they're really good. They were a better team than we were that night. Lynden did a good job too - they're a real solid team.
MG defeats Cascade in season opener
Marysville Getchell girls basketball started their season off with a landslide win against Cascade High School on Wednesday, Dec. 3. The girls took an 80-40 win in the first game of the season. The Chargers took an early lead in their Wednesday night game, and were able to hold it throughout the entirety of the game. Freshman Mikail Montez led MP with 23 points, and was followed by Maguire Rossgnale with 12 points and Oshinaye Taylor with 11.
Tomahawks fall to Mountlake Terrace
Marysville-Pilchuck picked up their second loss of the season against Mountlake Terrace on Friday, Dec. 4. The Tomahawks lost 57-70 on Friday night following a Tuesday night loss of 53-60 against Cascade High School. "The game was a really good learning experience for us," Marysville-Pilchuck head coach Bary Gould said of Friday's game. Marysville-Pilchuck competed with Mountlake Terrace, but fell behind in the third quarter and was unable to catch up late in the game.
ARC hosts Christmas Race
The Arlington Runners Club is set to host the 10th annual Toys for Tots Christmas Race on Saturday, Dec. 5. The race will take place at 11 a.m., starting and ending behind the Stillaguamish Athletic Club at 4417 172nd Street NE in Arlington. There will be both a 5k and 10k race, which will run along the Airport Trail. The 10k course will run counterclockwise on the airport trail around the Arlington Airport, and is a 50/50 mix of paved and trail running.
Lakewood athletes named to All-Conference
Local Cascade conference athletes from Lakewood High School were represented in the All-Cascade Conference teams. The list named standout athletes in the 2A Cascade Conference to honorary sports teams. Cross country was well represented by Lakewood High School. For the girls, seniors Lilly Whitehead and Britney Albro were named to the first team. Both Whitehead and Albro had a standout cross country season with each finishing in the top three at the district cross country meet.
Arlington soccer falls in State semifinals
Arlington High School girls soccer lost two matches this weekend during their State semifinal and consolation matches. Arlington was defeated by Southridge High School, 1-0, at the State semifinals on Nov. 20 at Sparks Stadium in Puyallup. The Eagles suffered a second loss on Saturday, Nov. 21, in the consolation match against Edmonds-Woodway, which they lost 2-0.
Local athletes named to All-Wesco teams
Many local high school athletes were among the honorees on the 2015 Wesco All-League athletic teams list. The team list included standout athletes in the Wesco districts sorted by sport. Football’s 3A North First Team All-Conference Defense featured a long list of Arlington players. Senior Cordell Cummings, senior Benicio Madrigal-Reis, senior Kenny Mills, senior Hunter Gardoski, junior Parker Spady, and senior Drew Kalahar made the list.
M-P soccer knocked out of state playoffs
Marysville-Pilchuck’s soccer state playoff run ended early after losing to Central Kitsap in the first round on Tuesday, Nov. 10. The Tomahawks’ first-round playoff game was their second game in a row to end in penalty kicks. After ending regulation time tied 1-1, Marysville was unable to outscore Central Kitsap in penalty kicks. “I thought we played well; we took advantage of the opportunities that we had,” Marysville-Pilchuck head coach Paul Bartley said.
AHS soccer advances to state semifinal
Arlington High School girls soccer had two wins in one week to continue their advancement into the state semifinals. They defeated Bellevue High School 1-0 on Tuesday, Nov. 10, and had another 1-0 win against Sumner High School on Saturday, Nov. 14. “Two straight shutouts at away games is pretty cool,” head coach Nathan Davis said of their playoff wins. Tuesday’s “very physical” game at Bellevue High School was a “good overall match,” according to coach Davis.
M-P, MG compete at state
Marysville-Pilchuck and Marysville Getchell swimmers and divers competed in the state swim meet on Nov. 13 and 14. It was an outstanding team effort on Friday and Saturday as the girls competed in prelims and finals. "We are very proud of our girls and how they performed on the big stage of State," Marysville-Pilchuck and Getchell head coach Jaci Legore Hodgins said.
Eagles fall to Bonney Lake, 33-21
Arlington faced a tough loss on Friday night as their season and chance to advance to the state playoffs came to end. Bonney Lake took the win and advanced on Friday, Nov. 7, winning 33-21. In the end, it was Bonney Lake's fourth quarter push that resulted with three touchdowns and a strong defense to keep the lead, which ended Arlington's season and chance at state playoffs. Both teams battled for the win, and the score was neck and neck for the majority of the game.
Swimmers qualify for state
Marysville-Pilchuck and Marysville Getchell competed at district finals at the Snohomish Aquatic Center on Saturday, Nov. 7. Marysville-Pilchuck took fourth and Maryville Getchell took 10th out of 12 teams at Saturday's meet "It's hard to even swallow that it's real," Marysville coach Jaci LeGore Hodgins said following the meet.
Ferndale tops Tomahawks
Marysville-Pilchuck's playoff run came to an end on Tuesday night's football game against Ferndale High School. Ferndale took the victory with a 49-20 win on Tuesday, Nov. 3, and moved forward in the playoffs. "Ferndale was a big and physical team that created some problems on both sides of the ball," Marysville-Pilchuck head coach Brandon Carson said following the game.
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