UPDATED: Sat., May 30, 2020
UPDATED: Thu., May 28, 2020
Wed., May 27, 2020
SR Story | With states starting to implement plans to reopen, some area baseball leagues and coaches are trying to figure out a way to play this summer.
SR Story | Mia Pakootas played even bigger than her 6-foot-2 frame would suggest.
SR Story | The final buzzer sounded, and Liberty seniors Maisie Burnham and Kendyl Fletcher embraced at midcourt.
SR Story | In the final minute of the state championship game on Saturday, Cade Gebbers found himself in a familiar place: the free-throw line at the Spokane Arena.
SR Story | The St. George’s Dragons have become accustomed to big games at the state tournament, but on Friday night, one of the most successful programs in 2B history got the best of them.
SR Story | Oakesdale was the one team that found a way to beat Pomeroy this season. The Nighthawks had the answer again Friday night.
SR Story | Last year at State 2B, the Liberty Lancers made a run to the championship game as something of an underdog.
SR Story | The Washington State Softball Coaches Association announced its selections for 2019 All-State Softball Teams earlier this week; East-West football on Friday.
SR Story | With 12 returning seniors, Ferris was primed for another strong showing in the Greater Spokane League and was a serious state title contender.
SR Story | From Gerry Lindgren seeming to float over long distances to the power of Becca Noble blasting down the stretch, Rogers High School has two of the most iconic track and field record holders of any high school, let alone the Greater Spokane League.
SR Story | This was to be the 25th year the WIAA has had one of its state high school track and field meets on the campus of Eastern Washington University and Roos Field, and before that when it was known as Woodward Field.
SR Story | I was late leaving the finish line at then-Woodward Field to get to the discus circle inside the opposite corner at the Frontier League track and field meet at Eastern Washington University.
SR Story | For Central Valley distance runner Tyler Hunter, the “what if” caused by the pandemic might have been a school or league record in the 1,600- or 3,200-meter races.
SR Story | This is when the cold, windy, wet days of spring are forgotten as coaches prepare to load up their best athletes for state championships.
SR Story | “There’s definitely going to be some goals left unchecked because of the coronavirus,” North Central standout Allie Janke said.
SR Story | When a distance runner wins four medals at the small school state track championships, it doesn’t make much of a ripple.
