Prep roundup: Knights shut out Leopards, 42-0
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Football
Royal 42, Zillah 0
ZILLAH — The Royal High School Knights needed only half a game to defeat the Zillah Leopards Friday. Luke Bergeson set the stage in the first quarter, scoring a touchdown on a 69-yard pass from Derek Bergeson. Another touchdown in the first quarter and four more in the second settled the game at halftime, as neither side scored in the second half. Derek Bergeson led the team in passing yards at 235, while Avery Ellis led in rushing with 50 yards.
Ephrata 0, Selah 6
The Ephrata Tigers were shut out Friday in a game with a decided lack of scoring. Selah managed one touchdown on a 17-yard run in the second quarter, but stalled at 6 points as the kick was no good. The game leaves Ephrata at 4-3 for the season.
Other scores:
Almira/Coulee-Hartline 58, Wellpinit 6
Quincy 14, Omak 28
Warden 20, Columbia 58
Lind-Ritzville/Sprague/Washtucna/Kahlotus 20, Northwest Christian 14
Wahluke 13, Connell 28
Girls soccer
Moses Lake 1, Eastmont 6
Moses Lake 7, Davis 2
Volleyball
Ephrata 3, East Valley 2
Ephrata 2, Chelan 3
Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian 3, Wilson Creek 2
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EPHRATA — Columbia Basin Hospital turns 75 years old this year, and the hospital is ready to celebrate. “There’s going to be a free barbecue for everyone,” said Hospital Director of Communication and Development Susan Scheib. “(We’ll have) information on rehab services like our physical occupational speech therapy, a thank-you booth thanking everybody for supporting us through the years.”
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MOSES LAKE — Three Moses Lake students will head to Japan this month as part of the Moses Lake-Yonezawa Sister City Exchange. “A lot of people don’t realize that this cultural exchange has been going on for 45 years,” said Moses Lake-Yonezawa Sister City Exchange Program Treasurer Terry Moore. “Everybody knows Yonezawa Boulevard (in Moses Lake), but do they know why it’s called Yonezawa Boulevard? It’s because of the sister city program.”
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MOSES LAKE — Out on the very western edge Moses Lake, away from the downtown core and the shopping centers, there’s a restaurant that many local people still haven’t experienced. “This place really is a little hidden gem,” said Megan Costello, food and beverage manager for Mulligan’s. “(We have) a beautiful view, a huge outdoor seating area, a 75-inch TV for sporting events.”