Gridiron roundup – week one
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The Mavs' Grady Green (1) hauls in a deep pass catch over the middle from Nolan Decubber before taking it in for a touchdown against the Richland Bombers on Friday.
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MOSES LAKE — Fall sports is in full swing, which means the return of high school football all across the Basin. See below how your favorite programs fared in week one.
Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors (1-0)
Vs Jenkins, won 58-8
Lind/Ritzville Broncos (0-0)
Game canceled
Ephrata Tigers (0-1)
Vs Selah, loss 48-20
Moses Lake Mavericks (1-0)
Vs Richland, won 34-14
Othello Huskies (1-0)
Vs Ellensburg, won 24-0
Quincy Jacks (0-1)
Vs Prosser, loss 49-0
Royal Knights (1-0)
At Lakeside, won 55-6
Soap Lake (0-1)
At Odessa, loss 56-0
Wahluke (0-1)
At Zillah, loss 42-0
Warden (0-1)
Vs Brewster, loss 41-14
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Mavericks cross country heading to Hawaii
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Mavericks cross country team is headed to Hawaii for the 2026 Iolani cross country Invitational. Heading into the race, Head Coach Larry Dagnon feels good about where his team is at. "I think we've got it," Dagnon said. "We are going to be very tough. We have a good chance in Hawaii to do really well; we think we could win it, but I'm not positive. By the time you get to that afternoon race, the heat, the humidity-it's something that we don't get here."
Gridiron roundup – week one
MOSES LAKE — Fall sports is in full swing, which means the return of high school football all across the Basin. See below how your favorite programs fared in week one.
Bell’s five touchdown day lifts Eagles past Northern Iowa
CHENEY — After a 34-27 loss to Northern Arizona, the Eastern Washington Eagles (1-1) bounced back with a statement 34-24 win over the University of Northern Iowa Panthers Saturday. It was a tale of two halves, but the Eagles rallied on defense to shut UNI out in the second half. “I just finally said we need more organic energy in our defense,” Head Coach Aaron Best said. “They were catching slants, and all of a sudden, they were turning a five-yard route into a 25-yard run after catch – that first half was not a fun half from a defensive standpoint. But that defense went 0-0 in the third and fourth quarter, it goes to show you we can play at a high level if we want to execute and follow our focus to the level it needs to be.”