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Medical Lake’s doubles team of Anton King (left) and Hunter Barr (right) finished second last Saturday in district play, falling to Chewelah 7-5, 7-5, but will be in action as the only Cardinal boys to reach regionals Friday and Saturday at West Valley High School in Spokane Valley. Play begins at 3 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday....
The softball season, and the latest stint for head coach John Higgins ended for Medical Lake last Saturday in Suncrest. After a thrilling 14-13 win in 12 innings over Chewelah last Tuesday that got them into the postseason, a pair of losses in the Northeast A League’s district tournament ousted the Cardinals. Medical Lake lost its opener 11-5 to regular season champion Lakeside and then 13-9 to Riverside in the loser-out contest, finishing 9-14 on the season. Saturday’s gam...
Medical Lake will send a third and fourth place singles entry, plus a doubles team that earned fourth place in last weekend’s district championships to regional competition Friday and Saturday at West Valley High School in Spokane Valley. Katie Larkin defeated fellow Cardinal Rachel Hansen when they played each other for the finals of the consolation bracket, but played a super tiebreaker. Larkin won 10-5 and will go into the regionals as the No. 3 with Hansen No. 4. Larkin wo...
Dates and times of activities are subject to change. For updated information call the Cheney High School activity line at 559-4120 or the Medical Lake High School activity line at 565-3232, goeags.com or spokanealb.com. HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Saturday, May 18, State 1A playoffs, Medical Lake vs. Cle Elum-Roslyn at Eastmont High, 1 p.m. (winner plays vs. Connell vs. Cascade winner) 4 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL GOLF Boys Tuesday, May 21, 2A state championships at Chambers Bay (Tacoma), times TBA. 1A state championships at Lake Spanaway,...
Sprinter Brad Wall made history May 11 at the Big Sky Conference Outdoor Championships, as the Eastern Washington University senior closed out his career with his fourth league title in the 400 meters to highlight the final day of competition for the Eagles in Forest Grove, Ore. The Eagles also brought their total of all-conference performers to 13 for the weekend. The Eastern men had six of the seven all-conference performances Saturday as they finished fourth in the final standings with 92 points. Northern Arizona won the...
Cheney boys’ tennis team saw some positive results in its districts’ play at Pullman last Friday. While the results don’t display the type of play quality shown by players, head coach Jesse Erickson said the effort was phenomenal. “The guys played the best they have all season,” he said. ”The results just weren’t quite what we were hoping for.” Cheney finished in fourth place at districts, mirroring their fouth place overall finish in the Great Northern League with a 7-7 record. Among the successes this season, senior...
The only place the Cheney girls’ track team didn’t dominate last weekend’s District 7 meet at West Valley was on the scoreboard. The Blackhawks won nine district event championships and placed second in three, but came up 10 points short of a team title, losing 155-145 to East Valley. “We just didn’t quite have the depth as East Valley,” head coach Tom Stralser said, adding the Knights managed just two district champions and four, second place finishes. The top two places...
Forward Trevan Estrellado played a part in all three of Cheney’s goals while goalkeeper Joe Scott was solid defending the net as the Blackhawks topped a physical and skilled Toppenish team 3-1 Saturday. The win gives Cheney the No. 2 regional seed in the 2A state tournament and a game Wednesday, May 15, with Central Washington Athletic Conference third seed West Valley-Yakima. “We’re on track,” Blackhawks head coach Mark Kiver said. “We’re doing semi-what we want.” The...
Medical Lake’s baseball team has conducted its massive turnaround in the traditional ways. In crafting a 19-3 overall record that has earned the Cardinals one of 16 berths in the state 1A tournament that will trim things down to a single winner over the next two weeks, the Cardinals have done all the things good baseball teams do. “We’re known a little bit for our pitching, we just have good fundamentals,” head coach Kerry Kelly said. But there’s something else that Kelly is...
Medical Lake has passed its biggest test of the season so far on the baseball diamond. Now the exams continue, and probably get tougher. Following a 6-0 win Saturday morning over Brewster, plus surviving to claim an 8-7 victory over defending state champion Cashmere in the afternoon, the Cardinals have made the round of 16 for the first time since 2003. “I think we’re going to have a little bit of a target on us now that we’ve knocked off one of the giants,” Medical Lake head...
