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Shooting for the top

WARDEN – After the 2021-22 season ended in a 26-1 record and a state championship, this year’s Warden girls basketball team will look to keep the momentum going under fifth-year head coach Josh Madsen and make their third straight state tournament appearance. Dating back to the 2019-20 season, Warden has …

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Becoming recognizable

MATTAWA — Wahluke boy’s wrestling Head Coach Jose Marin wants the program to be recognizable not just around Mattawa, but …

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Quick turnaround for Royal

ROYAL CITY — Athletes playing multiple sports at a school is nothing new, but the difference at Royal is that …

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ACH looks forward to ‘regular’ wrestling season

COULEE CITY - The Almira/Coulee-Hartline High School wrestling team is looking forward to making the most of a regular season. …

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Quincy girls look to get more wrestlers to state, despite format changes

QUINCY — Changes are coming to Washington girls high school wrestling in 2022-23, but Quincy coach Devan Silva said he’s …

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Quincy boys basketball team wants to exceed expectations

QUINCY — Quincy High School boys basketball coach Scott Bierlink said the Jacks may very well exceed expectations in the …

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Othello girls basketball team works to build on success

OTHELLO — Othello High School girls basketball coach Adolfo Coronado said he expects the Huskies to maintain, and even build …

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