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Basin volleyball roundup, Sept. 22 – 28

MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 hours, 35 minutes AGO
by MIKE MAYNARD
| September 30, 2026 3:00 AM

MOSES LAKE — Basin volleyball put in yet another week of competitive games as league matchups become more important the further into the season we get. See below how your favorite teams fared.  

Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors (1-4) 

Sept. 22 

Vs Wilbur-Kreston-Keller, lost 3-1 

Ephrata Tigers (2-6) 

Sept. 22 

Vs Toppenish, lost 3-1 

Lind-Ritzville Broncos (5-2) 

Sept. 24 

At Liberty, lost 3-0 

Sept. 26 

Vs Tonasket, lost 3-0 

Moses Lake Christian Academy Lions (3-4) 

Sept. 22 

At Pateros, lost 3-1 

Sept. 24  

Vs Waterville-Mansfield, lost 3-2 

Sept. 28 

At DeSales, lost 3-0 

Moses Lake Mavericks (3-2) 

Sept. 24 

Vs Eisenhower, lost 3-1 

Othello Huskies (2-4) 

Sept 22  

Vs Ellensburg, lost 3-0 

Sept. 24 

At Quincy, won 3-0 

Quincy Jacks (0-7) 

Sept. 22  

At Grandview, lost 3-0 

Sept. 24 

Vs Othello, lost 3-0 

Royal Knights (0-8) 

Sept. 22 

Vs Naches Valley, lost 3-2 

Sept. 24 

At Cashmere, lost 3-0 

Sept. 26 

At Connell, lost 3-0 

Soap Lake Eagles (4-4) 

Sept. 22  

Vs Thorp, won 3-0 

Sept. 24 

At Easton, won 3-0 

Wahluke Warriors (2-6) 

Sept. 22 

At Cashmere, lost 3-0 

Sept. 24 

Vs Zillah, lost 3-0 

Warden Cougars (5-0) 

Sept. 22 

Vs Columbia, won 3-1 

Sept. 24 

At Mabton, won 3-1 

Wilson Creek Devils (3-5) 

Sept. 22 

Vs Bridgeport, won 3-1 

Sept. 24 

Vs Oroville, lost 3-2


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