By JOHN McCALLUM
Managing Editor
When it came to team scoring in last week’s District 7 meet at Cheney High School, things didn’t work out the way the host Blackhawks boys expected.
For starters, Cheney came up short in its bid for a championship, finishing second behind Pullman 199.16 – 194.50. For boys head coach Derek Slaughter, the score wasn’t necessarily about finishes, but about how points were awarded.
“We have five teams in our league and (we) score it like an invite,” Slaughter said. “Top eight spots score, with only three moving on to regionals. If you score top three only, we run a...
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