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Moses Lake girls win Wenatchee basketball crown

WENATCHEE — Moses Lake High School's girls basketball team had another successful weekend of summer action, winning five straight games en route to a tournament title.

Bristol, Wampus Cats shine at Genessee tourney

GENESSEE — Clark Fork notched a pair of impressive three-set wins over Grangeville and Deary, and put a scare into the host team en route to a third place finish at the eight-team Genessee Volleyball Tournament on Saturday.

Wampus Cats punch ticket to state

CLARK FORK — Sophomore Dimi Kailang notched a double-double with 13 points and 11 boards, as Clark Fork took a commanding early lead and never looked back en route to a 53-24 dispatching of Mullan in the 1A Division II District 1 championship game Friday night at Clark Fork High School.

Cowboys herd Cats in playoffs

For a half, it was a heckuva football game. But the Miles City Cowboys, behind a big offensive line, ground down the Columbia Falls football team in the second half en route to a 34-13 playoff victory.

Big Bend stays undefeated in region with rout of WVC

BBCC Mens' Basketball

MOSES LAKE — Recently, the “small ball” strategy has become en vogue all the way up to the NBA.

Buffalo 4, Dallas 1

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PREP GOLF: Young, Sandpoint girls qualify for 4A state championship

Sandpoint girls finished 1-2-3 en route to the district title.

Wolfpack boys outrun Bison in season opener

Stingy team defense and an emphasis to move the ball on offense helped the host Glacier Wolfpack jump out to a big halftime lead over the Great Falls Bison en route to a 56-38 victory in their season opener in the Glacier High School gym.

Troop honors four Eagle Scouts

Assistant Scoutmaster Ron Thatcher of Boy Scout Troop 1971 reminded the unit’s latest Eagle Scouts of their responsibilities during their Court of Honor Saturday, telling them they now are “marked men who must live up to the honor of the rank and all those who came before them.”

Monthly Whitefish Gallery Night on tap today

The monthly Whitefish Gallery Night returns tonight from 6 to 9 p.m., with featured art exhibitions, entertainment and refreshments at 11 downtown galleries. All events are free and open to the public and continue on the first Thursday of each month through Oct. 5. More information and a complete listing of supporting galleries is available at www.whitefishgallerynights.org.

CHARLO BB RECAP: Big Cat hunters

CHARLO - Earlier this season, the Charlo Vikings set a

Cowboys herd Cats in playoffs

For a half, it was a heckuva football game. But the Miles City Cowboys, behind a big offensive line, ground down the Columbia Falls football team in the second half en route to a 34-13 playoff victory.

Cowboys herd Cats in playoffs

For a half, it was a heckuva football game. But the Miles City Cowboys, behind a big offensive line, ground down the Columbia Falls football team in the second half en route to a 34-13 playoff victory.

McArthur Lake project in the home stretch

MCARTHUR LAKE — While construction on the McArthur Lake project is in the home stretch, it isn’t without a dose of pain for area drivers.

Griz men hold off Idaho

MOSCOW, Id. — Montana swung the momentum their way in the second half behind Malik Moore’s 18 points to pick up a road win against the Idaho Vandals 73-71 Saturday in Big Sky Conference basketball.

Montana State drops road game to Eastern Washington

CHENEY, Wash. — Montana State lost their fifth-straight game and remain winless in conference play, after dropping a game to Eastern Washington 68-63 Saturday night in Big Sky Conference play.

Ephrata boil advisory still in effect

EPHRATA – Ephrata remains on a boil advisory as it waits for test results to return from Pasco after a broken pipe led to a low pressure situation that requires testing under state health codes.

PREP SOFTBALL: Lakeland bows out in state 5A play-in game

Lakeland finished 10-16

One killed in Mattawa shooting

MATTAWA – At around 10 p.m. Sunday, officers from the Mattawa Police Department responded to a shooting near Hund Memorial Park, according to a Mattawa PD media release. Upon arrival, officers located an individual with apparent gunshot wounds. Medical personnel were immediately requested, and the victim was transported to a regional hospital for treatment, it said.