Royal wrestler on scholarship at college
Sun Tribune Editor | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 9 years, 9 months AGO
Carlos Hernandez
ROYAL CITY — Carlos Hernandez, who graduated from Royal High School last spring, has been awarded a wrestling scholarship to Grays Harbor College in Aberdeen.
“The program is just in the infancy stage, but we have a Royal wrestler on the college mats helping build the program,” Royal wrestling coach Randy Miller said.
“Carlos’s head coach, Phillip Pine, is encouraged by the turn out and expects a strong performance this year,” Milller added.
Carlos placed fifth at state last year at his weight. He plans to study diesel mechanics, which is a two-year program.
“The Royal Wrestling Program is excited and proud to see one of our own go on to the next level,” Miller said.
Hernandez won seventh, fifth and third place trophies at state.
MORE SUN-TRIBUNE-ARCHIVES STORIES
Financial support needed for visiting Japanese wrestlers
Columbia Basin Herald | Updated 9 years, 7 months ago
ARTICLES BY SUN TRIBUNE EDITOR
Oregon State-WSU generates 41,500 pound potato donation
Potatoes
PULLMAN — The Washington State Cougars and Oregon State Beavers combined for 83 points in their PAC-12 showdown here a couple of Saturdays ago, and people down on their luck will eat better this winter because of it.
Wahluke soccer concludes season at districts
MATTAWA — The Wahluke High School girls soccer team made it to the district tournament last week, but it didn’t go beyond, dropping a 6-1 contest to Naches on Saturday.
Body in lake believed to be missing Connell man
POTHOLES — A body found floating in Long Lake Friday is believed to be that of a Connell man who was last seen Nov. 2.