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Wahluke track team focuses on personal, team improvement

MATTAWA — Track is both an individual and a team sport, and Wahluke’s head track coach Josh Dugan said the Warriors work on both parts of that equation. “It doesn't matter if you went to state last year or you're running a 20-second 100 meter. We emphasize PRs – personal …

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Wahluke soccer coach expects to be competitive in tough league

MATTAWA — Wahluke boys soccer coach Cele Lopez said the 2026 season is shaping up to be competitive and Wahluke …

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ACH looks to build off last season’s momentum

COULEE CITY — The Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors (15-7) are coming into this season motivated to build off last year’s successes, Head …

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Knights focused on consistent improvement in new season

ROYAL CITY — The Royal Knights are hitting the diamond this season after a 16-10 season last year that saw …

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Royal embraces ‘We Are One’ motto as new season begins

ROYAL CITY — The Royal Knights (21-6) are returning to the diamond this year excited to build on the success …

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Warden Softball rebuilds with experience, high expectations for 2026

WARDEN — After a young Warden softball team battled its way to the state tournament last spring, head coach Randy …

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Huskies build up new tennis players and strengthen returners

OTHELLO — The Othello Huskies have returned to the tennis courts as they prepare to play in another successful season …

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