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Kelby Wegner pitched a 3-hitter and Rachel Stanfill had a pair of extra-base hits, a double and triple, to lead Medical Lake to a 16-2 non-league softball victory over Davenport last Thursday in Medical Lake. Stanfill contributed her big hits during the Cardinals’ big opening two innings where they scored five times in the first inning and added nine in the second. The Cardinals do not return home until next Tuesday, March 26 when they face Freeman and then Kettle Falls M...
The Medical Lake track team will be in Colville Saturday, March 23 to compete in the Ezra Gordon Invite having just come off of competition last Saturday at the Richland High Jamboree where some Cardinal athletes turned in some impressive finishes as one of three 1A teams in the field of 10 teams. The field included three teams each in the 4A and 3A classifications along with 2A Deer Park. Medical Lake girls had four finishes in the top-10. Sophomore Amarah Nicholson seems to...
Senior Adam Paulson threw a 12-strikeout complete game victory as Medical Lake scored a 5-0 non-league baseball victory last Saturday over Zillah at Connell, Wash. Paulson had command on the mound, scattering just four hits and was ahead in the count on 22 of 26 batters he faced. The Cardinals got all the offense they needed when Kasey Kelly hit a third inning homerun, one of just four hits on the ML side. Cory Wagner, Roman Kissack and Dylan Rusfeldt all had singles for the...
Medical Lake’s boys’ soccer team takes a 1-1-0 record into a busy stretch of games next week that sees the Cardinals begin Northeast A League play. The Cards face Pullman Saturday at noon at Shephard Field in a non-league contest and hit the road for a contest in Clarkston Tuesday, March 26 before hosting Lakeside Thursday at 4 p.m. in the opening day of the NEA season. Medical Lake comes off a 3-0 non-league loss this past Monday to Rogers of the Greater Spokane League in...
The Cheney boys’ tennis team rebounded from a rough start, winning both of its matches last week against Shadle Park and Rogers. Head coach Jesse Erickson said the match against Shadle Park, which Cheney won 4-3, went down to the wire. In singles matches, Cheney won only one out of four, with Solomon Springberry defeating Jimmy Chow 7-5, 5-7, 6-1. Erickson said Springberry handled pressure well throughout each match, especially in the third. Doubles against Shadle Park p...
The Cheney girls captured third and the boys ninth in opening track and field action last Saturday at the West Valley Invitational in Millwood. Overall 12 teams competed in the girls’ competition, 13 in boys. Sanne Holland, Kendall Dunn and Chae Brown led the Blackhawk girls with first place finishes. Holland captured the 3,200-meter run with a time of 11 minutes, 16.50 seconds while Dunn was first in the 300-meter hurdles in 49.13 and Brown claiming top honors in the field b...
The Eastern Washington University Hockey Club has announced that two players, Kyle Blondin, from Renton, Wash. and Connell Totten, from North Bend, Wash. have committed to play for the team in the 2013-14 British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League season. Blondin is a 6 foot, 175 pound defenseman that comes to EWU from the Seattle Totems of the Western States Hockey League where he played 140 games, scored 24 goals, 55 assists and earned 499 penalty minutes over parts of five seasons. Blondin also had stints in the North...
The Eastern Washington University track and field team opened up the outdoor season by earning 15 Big Sky Conference qualifying marks at the Dusty Lane Open March 16 in Spokane. “We knew we had a strong outdoor team,” head women’s coach Marcia Mecklenburg said. “So getting that number of marks early on is a good indicator of us having a pretty good crew.” On the women’s side the Eagles prospered in the javelin. Michelle Coombs’ throw of 146 feet, 5 inches topped the team. Coombs was followed by Eagle volleyball standout Cora...
Like many spring sports coaches this time of year, Cheney High head coach Mark Kiver is cautiously optimistic about his team’s chances for success. The Blackhawks lost six seniors from last year’s team that made its fourth appearance in five years in the 2A state title game, coming up short in a 3-1 loss to talented, senior-laden Fife. Three of those Cheney seniors were All-Great Northern League first-team selections and one – CJ Skillingstad – was the GNL’s Offensive...
