Girls Basin basketball roundup, Dec. 11-17
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The Broncos’ Saige Galbreath dribbles the ball up the court against the Warden Cougars. Lind-Ritzville has started the season strong with a 4-1 record.
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MOSES LAKE — Winter sports is well under way as several girls basketball programs have multiple games checked off. Some have started strong while others seek improvement. See below how your favorite teams fared as of late and their current records.
Dec. 11
The Knights earned a dominant win at home.
Royal (3-1) vs Riverside
Final Score: 71-14
The Lions defeated the Devils at home.
Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School (6-1) vs Wilson Creek (5-3) Final Score: 50-28
Dec. 12
The Broncos were dominant on the road.
Lind-Ritzville (4-1) at Kittitas
Final Score: 53-9
The Huskies fell short on the road.
Othello (1-4) at Toppenish
Final Score: 17-67
The Jacks were defeated on the road.
Quincy (1-4) at Prosser
Final Score: 14-99
The Mavericks won a competitive game at home.
Moses Lake (3-4) vs Wenatchee
Final Score: 46-43
The Tigers fell short on the road.
Ephrata (0-5) at West Valley
Final Score: 33-46
The Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors were victorious on the road.
ACH (3-1) at Odessa
Final Score: 67-17
Dec. 13
The Devils bounced back with a win at home.
Wilson Creek vs Bridgeport
Final Score: 27-21
The Huskies earned tough road win.
Othello at Tri-Cities Prep
Final Score: 50-46
The Jacks fell short at home.
Quincy vs Grandview
Final Score: 28-71
The Knights earned a consecutive win at home.
Royal vs Connell
Final Score: 69-38
The Mavericks lost a close game on the road.
Moses Lake at Eisenhower
Final Score: 32-37
The Tigers fell at home to the Mustangs.
Ephrata vs Prosser
Final Score: 31-95
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Correia reflects on making All-State team
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Quincy standout ‘Duckie’ Workinger returns home to lead Vikings womens wrestling
MOSES LAKE — Shannon “Duckie” Workinger was named the new head coach of women’s wrestling at Big Bend Community College on June 18, bringing one of the Basin’s own back to help build the next generation of women’s wrestlers. “I'm super excited,” Workinger said. “I spent some time wrestling at different places, and it feels really good to be able to come back to the community that I was born in and really establish more connections here and build on the ones that I already have, and just help grow our Basin into a great wrestling (community), even better than it already is, because we have some good wrestlers that come from here.”
ACH wrestlers earn All-American honors at women’s national duals
COULEE CITY — Karis Butler and Kyanna Garza from Almira/Coulee-Hartline earned All-American status after a strong showing in the 2026 Women’s National Duals in Westfield, Indiana that ran from June 16-20. “It feels really good,” Karis said. “It was very surprising last year when I got on here, and then this year they were like, ‘You can go to whatever weight class you want,’ and it made me feel very recognized for the hard work I've put in.” Wrestlers competed in freestyle wrestling and Greco-Roman throughout the four-day tournament. Karis competed in both earning a 7-1 record in freestyle and 4-3 in Greco-Roman. Throughout her path in the tournament, she noted a lot of growth as a wrestler came out of it.