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Fresh off the program’s first unbeaten run through East Region play, Yakima Valley College
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One of the best strikers to play on The Blacktop secured the highest honor in her final season. Callie Mickelson was the unanimous MVP as voted by the Evergreen League coaches in the release of …
YAKIMA — Onalaska’s final day in Yakima started with a heartbreaker. The Loggers lost a hard-fought, five-set battle against No. 6 Tonasket in a 2B State Semifinal, and they didn’t have …
Just 18 days after their regular season meeting, No. 1 Tumwater and No. 16 Black Hills faced off again in the 2A State Tournament Round of 16, and the Thunderbirds defeated the Wolves 49-6 to advance …
The Tumwater volleyball team went 1-1 on the first day of the 2A State Tournament in Yakima, losing to No. 9 Orting 25-19, 22-25, 19-25, 22-25 in the first round before beating No. 16 Sequim 25-17, …
The one-track mind for Columbian white-tailed bucks is starting to happen at the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. For those wanting to watch the intense scenes of the rutting season, the …
There wasn’t much time to sulk on the W.F. West High School football team’s sideline. A costly pick-six in a goal-to-go distance right after a double flea flicker on fourth down couldn’t …
Wapato High School went against standard practice and didn’t wait. There was no need for a stately passage of time.
A crowded box and multiple deflections off a corner kick made it difficult to tell which player scored Eisenhower’s first goal in a 2-1 win over Lake Washington on Tuesday
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YAKIMA — Ridgefield volleyball is back to playing like its vintage self. After missing the Class 2A state tournament last year, the Spudders have returned to the final four.
THE RAIN, AS everyone sees, is now becoming ever more prevalent, and snow has graced the jagged peaks of the Olympic mountains.