Michael Dashiell is a Sports Editor for Olympic View Publishing, focusing on local sports news in Sequim, Washington. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Michael provides in-depth coverage of various sports teams and events, highlighting the achievements and stories of local athletes.
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Michael Dashiell's focus is primarily on local sports events and community activities in the Sequim, Washington area. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider providing insights or stories related to high school sports events, local teams' performances, or upcoming community activities. Additionally, pitches about new businesses opening in the area may also be of interest.
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By: Michael Dashiell
Sequim’s playoff chances took a hit last week after a rough finish in regulation.
Sequim’s boys tennis squad ran into a trio of tough teams last week, slipping to 4-7 in league play after a trio of tough losses.
McCord family, City of Sequim dedicate park Future west end land to offer attractions for youths, elderly McCord family, City of Sequim dedicate park (double-click to edit) By Michael Dashiell Sequim Gazette Photo courtesy of Scott McCord Ruth McCord stands on the property her estate gave to the City of Sequim. Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell Family members of Ruth McCord celebrate the dedication of a park named after their mother’s legacy on Oct. 25. The future park, located near North Seventh Avenue and West Hendrickson Road, looks to honor the late Sequim resident’s wishes to offer a place for youngsters and the elderly alike. Pictured, from left, are Sterling McCord, Julie McCord Perkins and Scott McCord.
Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell / Sequim’s Dawn Hulstedt races to a fourth-place finish at the Olympic League cross country championships on Oct. 24, held at The Cedars at Dungeness golf course.
Photo courtesy of Sequim High volleyball Sequim High School’s varsity volleyball squad celebrates a big win over rival North Kitsap in Poulsbo on Oct. 24.
By: Michael Dashiell
Jack Crecelius and Lincoln Bear each picked up one win each as the Sequim High’s boys tennis team finished its season at the Olympic League tournament, held Oct. 25-26 in Poulsbo.
By: Michael Dashiell
When Virginia Sheppard first looked to market her ugly cup covers — decorative, functional covers made from a variety of fabrics to transform a broken or ugly coffee cup into a useful storage container — she she found varying levels of success selling some at the local market and little interest online.
By: Michael Dashiell
Sequim saw a familiar foe — and one of the state’s best — in their final prep for the district tournament.
In mid October, members of the Sequim Picklers pickleball club (SPC) came together to demonstrate the shared bonds, volunteerism, and care that make the Picklers such a special group.
This effort, gifts from thousands of miles away, aren’t just about money or resources, or even water. They are about relationships: the ones that change because of another’s heart, and the ones that can span across the globe.
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