RENTON — If all goes according to plan, it will be a high school sports season like none other in Washington. If it doesn’t, thousands of student-athletes across the state will feel the bitter disappointment that many already felt earlier this spring.
LONG BEACH — For what is believed to be the first time since March, organized youth sports have returned to the Long Beach Peninsula.
RENTON — At a meeting earlier this month, the WIAA Executive Board drafted guidelines for the anticipated reopening of schools and activities for the upcoming school year.
ILWACO — September, the month when the weather begins to cool and students return to school, also marks the beginning of a new high school sports season, highlighted by football games under the lights, volleyball matches inside a raucous gymnasium and cross country meets with impossible-to-b…
RENTON — The WIAA Representative Assembly approved a slate of new amendments last month, impacting middle and high school students alike.
OCEAN PARK — As a freshman, Blake Kukula thought he would be on top of the world if he won four individual state golf championships.
OLYMPIA — The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced April 7 that recreational fishing, shellfish harvesting and spring turkey and bear hunting seasons will be delayed in an effort to control the spread of covid-19.
Monday’s announcement from Gov. Jay Inslee that all Washington schools will be closed throughout the remainder of the 2019-2020 year dashed hopes that high-school athletes could still compete in a spring season.
RENTON — The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) announced that it plans to go forward with May state championships in spring sports if schools reopen as scheduled after April 24. If schools are closed any longer, there would be no Regional and State tournaments. But sch…
Naselle’s Corey Gregory, Ethan Lindstrom and Kolby Glenn were all named to the All-State Tournament Second-Team in 1B boys’ basketball for their performance in leading Naselle to a third-place finish at Spokane March 5-7.
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PACIFIC COUNTY — With high schools in Washington state closed through at least April 24 to stop the spread of the new coronavirus, there will be no school athletic events or practices throughout the state during this time.
SPOKANE — All four fields in Spokane crowned a new champion this year; in fact, all four of last year’s champions slipped a lot this year, and none reached semifinals in Spokane.
High scorer Lauren Katyryniuk looks for a shot as team mate Jackie Steenerson, right, provides some space during action against Curlew in the state championship basketball tournament in Spokane. The Comets fell 53-26.
SPOKANE — The Comets left Spokane with the third-place trophy and a very strong case that they are the second-best team in the state after coming back for an overtime quarterfinal win, taking eventual champ Odessa to the final minute, and demolishing Lummi in the third-place game at the Stat…
The Odessa Tigers proved they are more than just Ryan Moffet, reaching the State final with a semifinal 62-56 victory over Naselle Friday in a game where Ethan Lindstrom kept their sharp-shooting point guard shackled.
SPOKANE — Ilwaco came up short against a pair of Eastern Washington teams at the State tournament Thursday and Friday March 5-6, losing to fifth-place finisher Northwest Christian (Colbert) and fourth-place Columbia-Burbank.
SPOKANE – Naselle's boys team reached semifinals with an overtime win and Willapa Valley's boys pulled off the day's most shocking upset at the b-school state basketball tournament Thursday.
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LONG BEACH — For what is believed to be the first time since March, organized youth sports have returned to the Long Beach Peninsula.
RENTON — At a meeting earlier this month, the WIAA Executive Board drafted guidelines for the anticipated reopening of schools and activities for the upcoming school year.
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ILWACO — September, the month when the weather begins to cool and students return to school, also marks the beginning of a new high school sports season, highlighted by football games under th…
RENTON — The WIAA Representative Assembly approved a slate of new amendments last month, impacting middle and high school students alike.
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OCEAN PARK — As a freshman, Blake Kukula thought he would be on top of the world if he won four individual state golf championships.
OLYMPIA — The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced April 7 that recreational fishing, shellfish harvesting and spring turkey and bear hunting seasons will be delayed in an effo…
Monday’s announcement from Gov. Jay Inslee that all Washington schools will be closed throughout the remainder of the 2019-2020 year dashed hopes that high-school athletes could still compete …
RENTON — The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) announced that it plans to go forward with May state championships in spring sports if schools reopen as scheduled after A…
Naselle’s Corey Gregory, Ethan Lindstrom and Kolby Glenn were all named to the All-State Tournament Second-Team in 1B boys’ basketball for their performance in leading Naselle to a third-place…
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PACIFIC COUNTY — With high schools in Washington state closed through at least April 24 to stop the spread of the new coronavirus, there will be no school athletic events or practices througho…
SPOKANE — All four fields in Spokane crowned a new champion this year; in fact, all four of last year’s champions slipped a lot this year, and none reached semifinals in Spokane.
High scorer Lauren Katyryniuk looks for a shot as team mate Jackie Steenerson, right, provides some space during action against Curlew in the state championship basketball tournament in Spokan…
SPOKANE — The Comets left Spokane with the third-place trophy and a very strong case that they are the second-best team in the state after coming back for an overtime quarterfinal win, taking …
The Odessa Tigers proved they are more than just Ryan Moffet, reaching the State final with a semifinal 62-56 victory over Naselle Friday in a game where Ethan Lindstrom kept their sharp-shoot…
SPOKANE — Ilwaco came up short against a pair of Eastern Washington teams at the State tournament Thursday and Friday March 5-6, losing to fifth-place finisher Northwest Christian (Colbert) an…
SPOKANE – Naselle's boys team reached semifinals with an overtime win and Willapa Valley's boys pulled off the day's most shocking upset at the b-school state basketball tournament Thursday.
SPOKANE – Ilwaco couldn't keep Natalie Smith and Ellie Sander out of the lane as Northwest Christian knocked off the Fishermen 50-37 Wednesday.
SPOKANE – Naselle trailed by five in the final minute but came back for a 57-50 overtime victory over the Muckleshoot Tribal Kings Thursday to advance to State semifinals.
SPOKANE — For a young Naselle team, the State tournament was a one-and-done experience.
OLYMPIA — Fishery managers with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife have closed Willapa Bay tributaries in an effort to meet preseason expectations for spawning wild steelhead.
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YAKIMA — Kolby Glenn put on a point guard clinic in the second half, bringing Naselle a win against one of Eastern Washington’s elite teams heading into next week’s State tournament. Glenn’s p…
LONGVIEW — Erika Glenn scored 33 points, leading No. 5 seed Ilwaco to a 44-42 win over No. 4 seed Toledo in the Regional round of the post-season Saturday, Feb. 29.
AUBURN — Bella Colombo’s three-pointer with under three minutes to go put Naselle ahead for good on the way to a 43-39 Regionals victory over Muckleshoot Tribal Friday, Feb. 28. The win sends …
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Ilwaco small forward Parker Kaech was named First-Team All Pacific League.
Ilwaco junior guard Erika Glenn was named First-Team All-Pacific League, joining two Willapa Valley players and two Chief Leschi players. Raymond’s Kyra Gardner won MVP after averaging 23.3 po…
Naselle center Jackie Steenerson was named Columbia Valley League co-MVP with Leah Pearson of Columbia Adventist Academy.
Naselle’s Ethan Lindstrom was named Columbia Valley League MVP, while Kolby Glenn and Corey Gregory were each First-Team All-League.
ROCHESTER — Estella Sheldon hit seven three-pointers, helping Ilwco keep its season alive with a 55-37 victory over Rainier in the fifth-place game at districts on Saturday, Feb. 22. The win g…
MONTESANO — Naselle took down Mary M. Knight 70-55 in the must-win second-place game at District Saturday, Feb. 22. The win clinched spots at both Regionals and State.
TACOMA — Ilwaco’s Michael Rodda finished fourth at the state wrestling tournament, while Chris Lake and Keegan Kemmer each took fifth, leading Ilwaco to a sixth-place team finish at the Mat Cl…
ROCHESTER — Toledo trailed 11-5 after a quarter but outscored Ilwaco 13-2 in the second on the way to a 38-25 District win Thursday, Feb. 20.
MONTESANO — Delaney Kragerud’s layup got Naselle to overtime, but a clutch three by Ashley Hidalgo late in OT put Taholah on the way to a 50-40 District finals win Thursday, Feb 20.
MONTESANO — Izaiah Mowitch dominated near the basket, scoring 34 points in Taholah’s 58-53 district finals victory over Naselle Thursday, Feb. 20. Naselle came back from a double-digit deficit…
CHEHALIS — Paige Mace used a lightning quick cross-over dribble and a punishing pull-up three-pointer to light up Ilwaco for 22 points in Wahkiakum’s 41-38 District semifinal win Feb. 18. The …
CHEHALIS — In a monumental comeback, Ilwaco erased a 27-point deficit before falling short against Wahkiakum 56-52 on Monday, Feb. 17. The loss eliminated the Fishermen from Districts.
KELSO — Ilwaco’s Serena Kuhn went 3-0 to win the regional tournament Saturday, Feb. 15, beating wrestlers from Mountain View, Washougal and Kalama to advance to state competition.
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KALAMA — Ilwaco got four wrestlers into finals and won the team Regional wrestling championship Saturday, Feb. 15. The team had ten wrestlers advance to this week’s State tournament. Ilwaco be…
MONTESANO — Erika Glenn’s 23 points, 15 rebounds and four assists led Ilwaco to a 42-26 victory over Adna in District quarterfinals Saturday, Feb. 15. The Lady Fishermen took control by outsco…
ROCHESTER — Third-ranked Toutle Lake outscored Ilwaco 22-0 in the third quarter to pull away in a 62-35 victory over Ilwaco in District quarterfinals Saturday, Feb. 15.
CASTLE ROCK — Bella Colombo and Jackie Steenerson were volleyball teammates this year, and they made a volleyball-style play, cooperating to save the ball in-bounds in the early minutes of the…
CASTLE ROCK — Naselle overcame some slow stretches with sudden, overwhelming scoring runs in a 90-36 District semifinals victory over Mary M. Knight Saturday, Feb. 15.
CHEHALIS — Ilwaco opened its District tournament run with a victory, beating Adna 55-48 at W.F. West High School Thursday, Feb. 13. Returning from an ankle injury, Parker Kaech held Adna star …
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LONG BEACH — As the spring sports season inches closer by the day, volunteers are racing against the clock to finish crucial renovations at Tinker Field.
RAYMOND — Ilwaco had four wrestlers reach finals and came out with four victories, capped by Michael Rodda dramatically turning around the day’s last match as teammates lined around the mat ch…
CHEHALIS — Ilwaco’s Serena Kuhn edged Vanessa Bautista of Kalama to win a sub-regional championship Friday, Feb. 7. The victory advances her to Regionals.
NASELLE — Bella Colombo had 15 points, five steals and five assists and Kaylin Shrives swiped seven steals in Naselle’s 61-17 victory over Three Rivers Christian to close out the regular seaso…
NASELLE — The Comets broke open a 25-17 game with a 36-0 run, on the way to a 90-38 blowout of Three Rivers Christian in the regular season finale Friday, Feb. 7. The victory clinched the Colu…
NASELLE — Peyton Dalton shot five for five in Naselle’s 60-5 victory over Washington School for the Deaf Thursday, Feb. 6.
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