Basin soccer roundup, March 26-31
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The Quincy Jacks’ Edwin Hernandez (7) pushes the ball upfield against Grandview Tuesday. The Jacks were victorious 2-1 in overtime.
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MOSES LAKE — Boys soccer in the Basin has been off to a fiery start this season. While some teams have carried momentum from last season forward, others have found themselves in nail-biter games. See below how your favorite team has fared and their current record.
March 26
Ephrata (4-5) vs Wapato
Final: 3-4
Warden (2-5) at Cashmere
Final: 1-7
March 27
Moses Lake (4-3) at Sunnyside
Final: 0-1
Quincy (2-4) at R.A. Long
Final: 1-2
Royal (5-2-1) vs La Salle
Final: 9-0
Soap Lake (1-3-1) at Oroville
Final: 2-3
Wahluke (5-2-1) vs Connell
Final: 2-3
March 28
Ephrata at College Place
Final: 6-1
Othello (5-1) vs Prosser
Final: 5-4
Quincy at Hockinson
Final: 0-6
Soap Lake vs Manson
Final: 2-2
March 30
Wahluke at Zillah
Final: 8-0
March 31
Ephrata vs Ellensburg
Final: 1-5
Moses Lake at West Valley
Final: 4-1
Othello vs East Valley
Final: 1-0
Quincy vs Grandview
Final: 2-1
Royal vs Granger
Final: 8-0
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Basin soccer roundup, March 26-31
MOSES LAKE — Boys soccer in the Basin has been off to a fiery start this season. While some teams have carried momentum from last season forward, others have found themselves in nail-biter games. See below how your favorite team has fared and their current record.
Cougars’ Whitaker earns Coach of the Year
PULLMAN — After guiding the Washington State Cougars swimming and dive program to its winningest season, Head Coach Russell Whitaker has been named the 2026 Swimming Coach of the Year, according to a statement from the Mountain West Conference. Postseason accolades are voted on by the league’s 10 coaches, the statement said. Nevada’s Scarlett Ferris was selected as the 2026 MW Swimmer of the Year, while Grace Ally was named the Diver of the Year. Washington State’s Whitaker garnered the Swimming Coach of the Year honor, and San Diego State’s Roland McDonald was selected as the Diving Coach of the Year.
Broncos suffer road loss
RITZVILLE — The Lind-Ritzville/Sprague Broncos fell to the Reardan Screaming Eagles 5-0 Wednesday on the road. Despite the loss, Head Coach Zachary Swanger was happy with how his players battled. “Even though we lost, in all the matches it was promising to see the way that our kids battled back in nearly every second set. All of them improved considerably throughout the match,” Swanger said.