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GALLERY: Spring sports highlights

CALEB PEREZ | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 36 minutes AGO
by CALEB PEREZMIKE MAYNARD
| May 22, 2026 3:00 AM

MOSES LAKE — Though the spring sports season is not over yet, there have been many highlight moments from this season across the Basin. See below some of the highlight moments captured by the Columbia Basin Herald this season.  

    Carson Andrus from the Ephrata Tigers sprints ahead of the competition in a home meet early in the track and field season.
 
 
    The Mavs’ Amilia Borchert (16) celebrates with the dugout after hitting a double earlier this season.
 
 
    Warden Cougars’ Miranda Martinez gears up to take a swing at a pitch in a home game earlier in the season.
 
 
    Cristian Nieto (12) takes a shot on goal for the Knights in the district tournament.
 
 
    Jade Lopez from the Soap Lake Eagles gets ready to serve during a home meet earlier in the season.
 
 
    Tigers and Huskies softball players come together to dance during a weather delay during the Ephrata senior night this season.
 
 


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Lions’ Johnny Ferguson signs with EOU

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