Entering tonight’s game, the Lake Stevens Vikings football team could not have been in a better position: They finished the season scoring 60 or more points in the last three games of the regular season...
As the 2018 high school football season comes to an end, the state playoffs loom over the horizon which means that each state playoff teams performance is determined by how tough their opponents are and...
In the enemies’ radar: Tre Long (4) calls for the snap with Jackson Grafe (21), Devin Kylany (68) and Logan Bruce-Jones (55) in position in front of a flurry of Mount Vernon fans. The Vikings would...
For the last few years, the rivalry between the Lake Stevens Vikings and the Monroe Bearcats’ varsity football teams has been the pinnacle of high profile excellence in the Wesco Conference, but...
Entering this season, the Lake Stevens Vikings varsity football team knew that another shot at the Tacoma Dome to aim for their first state title wouldn’t be easy, as the Washington Interscholastic...
Football in Ferndale: Junior Kasen Kinchen makes a catch before Friday’s game against the Ferndale Golden Eagles. The Vikings won 42-14. Kasen, who is the only Vikings player entering the season...
BOYS
Baseball
If qualified for post season
May 19 and May 26
4A State
Gesa Stadium, Pasco
Golf
May 8 @ 12:30 PM
Avalon Golf Course
Boys 4A Championships
May...
Members of the Lake Stevens FCCLA chapter traveled to Kennewick on March 7 to represent our school at the state level competition. Everyone who participated medaled, and six students earned the gold medal...
Lake Stevens is known for having outstanding sports teams from varsity football to wrestling. However, there are some sports we do not offer to students. In order to take part in activities such as rowing,...
Life skill students strive to interact in additional outside activities, such as swimming, bowling, and basketball. The Special Olympic program lets them have a passion and other interactions beyond school.
The...
Here at Lake Stevens High School, our sports programs tend to land at the prestigious end of the spectrum. Most would say that we are known for our athletics, yet all are not acknowledged equally. One...
![Going for the Gold: From left to right: FCCLA gold medalists, junior Taylor Garcia, senior Emma Hoggatt, sophomores Courtnay Yelm and Harley Kayser, juniors Maleah Plank and Kylea Shepard, pose for a celebratory photo at the state conference in Kennewick, Washington. This group advanced to nationals this summer in Georgia. “[Competing] is really cool. It’s a good experience to have and you gain a lot of leadership experience, a lot of skills that you use when you are an adult. You learn how to communicate a lot,” Plank said.](https://i0.wp.com/lshsvalhalla.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/FCCLA-Gold-Medalists.jpg?fit=725%2C483&ssl=1)
