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  • State patrol reponds to collision on Highway 902

    Updated Feb 14, 2014

    The Washington State Patrol responded to a collision that involved a military truck on State Route 902, six miles east of Medical Lake, Feb. 9. According to reports, the incident occurred at 2:47 p.m., after a military flatbed truck overturned on the road. The exit was closed as Fairchild Air Force Base sent a military crane to retrieve the trailer. The roadway was cleared shortly after the trailer was recovered at approximately 4:36 p.m. No injuries were reported....

  • West Plains Police News

    Updated Feb 14, 2014

    CHENEY Feb. 3 Domestic violence was reported on the 200 block of South Cheney-Spangle Road. Zifang Lu, 24, was arrested for fourth-degree assault/domestic violence and third-degree malicious mischief. Third-degree malicious mischief was reported on the 800 block of Villard Street. There was damage to a vehicle. Second-degree theft was reported on the 2200 block of First Street. A debit card was stolen. Two bikes were found on the 700 block of West First Street. Feb. 4 Two bikes were found on the 500 block of First Street....

  • A lot of Washington in EWU's 2014 recruiting class

    PAUL DELANEY, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 14, 2014

    Putting the emphasis on the Washington part of their name, Eastern Washington University head football coach Beau Baldwin officially unveiled the signing class of 2014 last Wednesday at National Letter of Intent Day. Speaking before a crowd at Northern Quest Resort at lunch, and later to a variety of media outlets, Baldwin, who prepares for his seventh season at Eastern, listed 26 new recruits. Of those, 22 were from the state of Washington and six were from the immediate...

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  • Regional wrestler

    PAUL DELANEY|Updated Feb 13, 2014

    Medical Lake's Ricky Petersen earned this preliminary-round victory last Saturday in the 145-pound weight class at the 1A District 7 wrestling championships in Medical Lake. Petersen remains undefeated this season heading into regional competition Saturday at Freeman High School. Other Cardinals who will compete include Nick Reed (113 pounds), Seth Rojas (126), Mathew Peterson (138) and Ian O'Brien (220). The top four finishers in competition featuring the Caribou Trail...

  • Final quarter dooms ML girls

    PAUL DELANEY, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 13, 2014

    The Medical Lake girl’s basketball team’s offensive woes cost them a return to the postseason following a 51-35 loss at home to Chewelah last Tuesday night. After leading 23-22 at halftime, the visitors broke a 31-31 tie in the fourth quarter en route to a 20-4 edge and the win. The loss, Medical Lake’s seventh straight, dropped the Cardinals record to 3-9 in Northeast A League play and a three-way tie for fifth. Chewelah earned the tiebreaker for the finals playoff berth...

  • Cardinals get complete effort in NEA win over Chewelah

    PAUL DELANEY, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 13, 2014

    A fast start was just what the Medical Lake boy’s basketball team needed in their final home game, a 67-49 win over Chewelah. But it was the finish that was important to Cardinals’ head coach Arnold Brown, too. The win concluded the Cardinals’ (5-7 Northeast A, 7-13 overall) regular season and earned them a first-round loser-out playoff game on the road this past Tuesday at Newport (6-6, 10-10). With junior Tellas Johnson pumping in 19 points and sophomore Cooper James 15, t...

  • Blackhawks signed to play soccer

    Updated Feb 13, 2014

    Cheney High seniors Micah Weller and Trevan Estrellado have each signed a letter of intent to play men's soccer next year for the Peninsula College Pirates of the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges. Weller, a midfielder, and Estrellado, forward/midfielder are three-year varsity members, helping guide the Blackhawks to the 2A state title games in 2012 and 2013 – winning Cheney's first state title last season. They join a Pirates men's program that finished 2...

  • Babcock, Nadeau clinch first at districts

    AL STOVER, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 13, 2014

    The Cheney boys’ swimming team brought home hardware to the trophy case after they competed in 2A-1A District Championships, Feb. 7-8, in Ellensburg. In team scores, Cheney took third place with 237, behind West Valley and Pullman who came in first and second with 430 and 330, respectively. In individual events, Scott Nadeau came in first in the 200 individual medley in 2:08.84. He also placed second in the 100 butterfly in 56.98. He will advance to the state championships, Feb. 21-22 at the King County Weyerhaeuser A...

  • Blackhawks fall in GNL action to East Valley, at Colville

    John McCallum, Editor|Updated Feb 13, 2014

    The Cheney High boys’ basketball team dropped two more Great Northern League games last week, falling 63-41 in the home finale Tuesday against East Valley and 64-40 Thursday at Colville. The Blackhawks hung with the Knights (6-5 GNL, 11-8 overall) throughout the first half, trailing at intermission by six, 24-18. In the final 16 minutes, however, Cheney’s offense went south while East Valley’s, led by J.T. Phelan’s game-high 24 points, outscored the Blackhawks 39-23 for the win. Cheney was led by Alex Berman’s 14 points, t...

  • Lady Hawks' offense struggles late in two league losses

    John McCallum, Editor|Updated Feb 13, 2014

    While defense and rebounding are key ingredients to winning basketball games, ultimately it all comes down to one thing – you've got to score more than your opponent. Offensive troubles spelled defeat twice last week for the Cheney High girls' basketball team. The Lady Hawks shot about the same as visiting Great Northern League leader East Valley on Tuesday, but gave them 13 more chances through offensive rebounds in the 64-41 loss. Thursday at third-place Colville the Lady H...

  • Eastern men hope to break up log-jam in Big Sky standings

    PAUL DELANEY, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 13, 2014

    With a check on their to-do list following claiming their first road win of the season, the Eastern Washington men’s basketball team return home hoping add to their 7-2 home record (4-1 Big Sky) and separate themselves from the Big Sky’s middle-of the-road. Eastern (5-7 Big Sky, 10-13 overall) hosts Sacramento State (5-6, 9-11) Thursday, Feb. 13 at 6:05 p.m. and Northern Arizona (7-5, 10-13) Saturday at 2:05 p.m., both at Reese Court. Earlier this season, the Eagles lost on th...

  • Reclassification shuffles the deck for area schools

    PAUL DELANEY, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 13, 2014

    Every two, and four years in the state of Washington there is lobbying, nervous pacing and the accompanying disappointment that comes with not winning the day. And this has nothing to do with elections and politics. When reclassification time rolls around for the state’s high schools, there’s plenty at stake. And like what takes place at the ballot box, what is decided can have some lasting ramifications. The newest round of reclassification is now set and will carry sch...

  • EWU women double-up on Montana schools

    PAUL DELANEY, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 13, 2014

    Eastern Washington’s women’s basketball team will take a three-game winning streak, a home sweep against the Montana schools and hopefully the same stellar defensive effort they showed last weekend, on the road for games at Sacramento State and Northern Arizona. The Eagles, 7-5 in Big Sky play and 11-10 overall, are tied with Sac State (7-5 , 15-9) for fourth place. The teams tip off at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 13. Saturday’s game, takes place at 5:30 p.m. in Flagstaff against an...

  • Seven Blackhawks advance to regionals

    Al Stover, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 13, 2014

    The Cheney Blackhawks wrestling team began their postseason competition by traveling to East Valley to compete in districts, Feb. 7-8. In team scores, Cheney came in sixth with 146 points. Seven Blackhawk wrestlers earned the chance to compete at regionals, Feb. 14-15 at West Valley High School in Spokane. Josh Wessels (170 pounds) came in second place in his weight division after he lost to Deer Park's Jason Aebischer by decision, 7-2. Devon Waterman (182) and Michael...

  • Eastern football appears to have arrived on recruiting radar

    PAUL DELANEY, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 13, 2014

    Eastern Washington has been victorious at a terrific pace on the football field, no matter the color or composition. They’ve been winning the hearts of their fans along the way, too. And if Eagles’ head coach Beau Baldwin is right, he and his crew of coaches – and yes players – are now beginning to win over the minds of some of the best football talent in the region. That was the assertion last Wednesday when Eastern officially announced their signing class of 2014. On the...