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Basin tennis roundup, April 13-18

MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 3 months AGO
by MIKE MAYNARD
| April 20, 2026 4:07 PM

MOSES LAKE — Another week of Basin tennis has concluded, with several teams making their push for the postseason. See below how your favorite teams fared and their current record.   

Boys  

April 13  

Soap Lake (6-2) vs Entiat  

Final: 3-2  

Wahluke (2-5-1) at Cashmere   

Final: 1-4  

April 14  

Ephrata (3-10) vs Grandview  

Final: 4-1  

Moses Lake (6-4) at Davis  

Final: 7-0  

Othello (9-3) vs Prosser   

Final: 4-1  

Quincy (9-5) at Selah   

Final: 0-5  

April 15  

Moses Lake vs Sunnyside   

Final: 7-0  

Royal (8-2) at Naches Valley  

Final: 5-0  

Soap Lake vs Pateros  

Final: 3-2  

Wahluke vs Wapato   

Final: 4-3  

April 16  

Othello at Grandview  

Final: 4-1  

Quincy vs Ephrata   

Final: 4-1  

Royal vs Connell   

Final: 3-2  

April 17  

Ephrata vs Toppenish  

Final: 4-1  

Soap Lake vs Okanogan  

Final: 5-0  

April 18  

Ephrata vs Selah 

Final: 0-5  

Quincy at Othello  

Final: 3-2  

Girls  

April 13  

Soap Lake (3-5) vs Entiat   

Final: 2-3  

Wahluke at Cashmere  

Final: 0-5  

April 14  

Ephrata (2-10) vs Grandview  

Final: 3-2  

Moses Lake (2-8) at Davis   

Final: 5-2  

Othello (12-0) vs Prosser   

Final: 3-2  

Quincy (3-11) at Selah   

Final: 1-4  

April 15  

Moses Lake vs Sunnyside  

Final: 3-4  

Royal (9-1) at Naches Valley   

Final: 4-1  

Soap Lake vs Pateros   

Final: 1-4  

Wahluke vs Wapato   

Final: 5-4  

April 16  

Othello at Grandview  

Final: 5-0  

Quincy vs Ephrata   

Final: 5-0  

Royal vs Connell   

Final: 5-0  

April 17  

Soap Lake vs Okanogan   

Final: 0-5  

April 18  

Ephrata vs Selah   

Final: 0-5  

Othello vs Quincy   

Final: 5-0 


    Annabella Sales for the Moses Lake Mavericks gets set for the next serve during their match against Sunnyside.
 
 


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