Girls basketball roundup, Feb. 10-14
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The Knights’ Lauren Wardenaar (14) pushes the ball up the court against Omak. Royal defeated Omak 74-30 to advance further into the 1A district tournament.
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MOSES LAKE — As the regular season winds down and district tournament competition picks up, local teams are eyeing a spot in the state tournament. See below how your favorite team has fared in the last week and their current record.
Feb. 10
The Broncos suffered a loss on the road, 38-49
Lind-Ritzville/Sprague (17-6) at Reardan
The Huskies fell short on the road, 31-48
Othello (4-17) at Toppenish
The Jacks suffered a competitive loss on the road, 51-58
Quincy (4-17) at East Valley
Feb. 11
The Devils earned a dominant win at home, 51-29
Wilson Creek (17-8) vs Easton
Feb. 12
The Lions were victorious at home, 61-28
Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School (14-8) vs Entiat
The Knights earned a dominant win in the first round of districts, 74-30
Royal (20-3) vs Omak
The Devils stacked another win on the road against the Eagles, 51-44
Wilson Creek at Soap Lake (12-9)
Feb. 13
The Mavericks suffered a competitive loss at home, 46-40
Moses Lake (4-18) vs Sunnyside
Feb. 14
The Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors were victorious at home, 53-19
ACH (18-4) vs Valley Christian
The Broncos earned a dominant win at home, 52-28
LRS vs Kettle Falls
The Lions were defeated on the road, 18-64
MLCA/CCS at Pateros
The Mavericks fell short at home, 37-34
Moses Lake vs Wenatchee
The Knights were victorious at home, 48-31
Royal vs Wapato
The Devils were defeated on the road, 23-69
Wilson Creek at Waterville
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Knights eye state bid ahead of 2026 season
ROYAL CITY — After a strong 2025 that fell just short of a state tournament bid, the Royal Knights (13-3) come into this season eager to take that next step. “I think we need to score,” Head Coach Jens Jensen said. “We need to score from more set pieces than we did last year. That's going to be huge. So free kicks, corners – we got to find more goals.”