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Despite loss, SK water polo looks to grow under new coach

The South Kitsap Wolves boys water polo team (0-1) opened up their season against the Puyallup Vikings (1-0) with a 20-5 loss Sept. 9 in Port Orchard.

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Despite loss, SK water polo looks to grow under new coach

The South Kitsap Wolves boys water polo team (0-1) opened up their season against the Puyallup Vikings (1-0) with a 20-5 loss Sept. 9 in Port Orchard.

2 days ago·Bainbridge Island, United States

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Kitsap Daily News broke the news in Bainbridge Island, United States 2 days ago on Thursday, September 10, 2026.

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