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It might be said that Jeremy Bahr got a late Christmas present - on Valentine's Day. That's when he learned a long-time wish would be fulfilled when Bahr was selected as the newest person to guide the Medical Lake High School football program. He replaces Mo Owen who resigned the position this past November after two seasons where his teams went a combined 0-18. But while bursting at the seams with excitement, because school was closed that day due to snow, Bahr could not...
MEN’S BASKETBALL Eastern men wrap up Big Sky road play The long and winding road — at least on opponent home courts in the regular season — ends this week for the Eastern Washington University men’s basketball team. With Bogdan Bliznyuk approaching more history, the Eagles face one of the hottest teams in the Big Sky Conference Thursday, Feb. 22 when they visit Weber State, then play Saturday, Feb. 24 at Idaho State. Both games will tip-off at 6:05 p.m. Eastern is clinging to fourth place in the league standings, a positio...
A wounded animal can be doubly dangerous and downright ornery out in the wild. The Newport Grizzlies proved that wounded pride can be just as harmful too, especially on the basketball court after they rolled over the Medical Lake Cardinals 67-22 in a District 7 playoff game played Feb. 14 at West Valley High School in Spokane Valley. The win for the Northeast A League regular season runners up in the loser-out matchup sent Newport (17-6) on the road where they defeated Omak...
The Cheney High boys swimming team’s 200-yard freestyle relay squad came up short of a finals appearance at the 2A/3A/4A state swimming meet last weekend at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way. The team of Zack Jongeward, Liam Hewey, Cameron Villalobos and Matthew Norman placed 20th out of 24 teams in preliminaries on Friday. The Blackhawks turned in a time of 1 minute, 43.55 seconds, missing the cut for the B finals by 4.86 seconds. The team from Columbia River was the eventual event winner in the A finals, p...
(Note: All schedules subject to change. Consult school or facility websites to confirm.) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Men Thursday, Feb. 22, EWU at Weber State, 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 24, EWU at Idaho State, 6 p.m. Women Thursday, Feb. 22, EWU hosts Weber State, 6:05 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 24, EWU hosts Idaho State, 2:05 p.m. COLLEGE HOCKEY BCIHL Sunday, Feb. 25, EWU hosts Simon Fraser, 2 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Boys Saturday, Feb. 24, Cheney vs. North Kitsap at Rogers High School - Puyallup, 4 p.m. Girls Saturday, Feb. 24, Medical...
As the final send-off for 14 Eastern Washington University seniors, the annual EWU Football Awards Presentation will take place Sunday, Feb. 25 at 2 p.m. at Showalter Auditorium on the EWU campus. Cost is $15 per person in advance (email tickets@ewu.edu for link) or $20 at the door, and includes hors d’oeuvres, video productions and highlights from the 2017 season. The event begins with a social hour at 2 p.m., followed by the awards program at 3 p.m. Team awards will be presented and other accomplishments acknowledged, i...
It was a nail biting triple overtime first-place match for Cheney High School's senior Boedy Taylor at Mat Classic XXIX and it ended with him taking second overall in the 182-pound bracket in his final meet in a Blackhawks uniform. Taylor had success throughout the whole tournament as he pinned Aidan Mallory from Hockinson High School and Jacob Westfall from Blaine in the first two rounds. In the semifinals he defeated Jordan Lapointe from Franklin Pierce 6-0. In the final...
Sophia VanWormer highlighted the Cheney High School gymnastics team at state competition last week, tying for seventh in the bars with a score of 9.050. The sophomore also took home 16th in the beam with a score of 8.400. “Sophia had a great two days of meets and I look forward to her junior and senior year,” head coach Jamie Frucci said. “The girls went out and had a great time at state.” Other competitors were Alexis Miller and Laia Vidal. Miller had 7.550 points in the bars, but did not make it to the final rounds....
There’s more snow on the ground, an arctic blast emanating from the north and the groundhog said more weeks of winter. So what better time to talk about baseball than right now? That’s right, baseball. Sunny days, bug-infested evenings under the lights. Hot dogs, sodas and around here, lawn chairs behind the backstops and down the foul lines. Baseball is beginning to happen even as the thermometer plummets, and for me and many other fans of the boys of summer (and in some cases spring) that gives hope. Major League Bas...
Sometimes when teams play for a third time in a season, and one team has dominated the other, it's the perfect time for a trap game. But for Medical Lake's girls, who were facing Lakeside yet again, the Cardinal girls knew exactly what they needed to do to cop a second consecutive District 7 1A title. They did so with a 54-33 win over the Eagles and earned a berth at the regional round of the state tournament. "Having played them twice already, three times last year we kind...
When you get to this point in the basketball season, it doesn’t matter who your next opponent is. What matters is you still have one. For the Cheney High School boys basketball team, that next opponent is 10th-ranked North Kitsap, thanks to the Blackhawks 74-69 come-from-behind overtime win last Saturday in Great Northern League/Central Washington Athletic Conference playoff crossover action at Wapato. Cheney overcame a six-point halftime deficit to tie the game at 63 at the end of regulation, then outscored the 17th-ranked W...
Sometimes when teams play for a third time in a season, and one team has dominated the other, it’s the perfect time for a trap game. But for Medical Lake’s girls, who were facing Lakeside yet again, the Cardinal girls knew exactly what they needed to do to cop a second consecutive District 7 1A title. They did so with a 54-33 win over the Eagles and earned a berth at the regional round of the state tournament. “Having played them twice already, three times last year we kind...
Medical Lake's wrestling team continued to excel in the postseason, this time at Mat Classic XXIX in the Tacoma Dome where freshman Ethan Davis won a 2018 state title at 132 pounds. "Medical Lake has never had a freshman champ and the last state champ was 2004," head coach Matt Leenhouts wrote in an email. That title winner was Garrett Johnson. Two more freshmen, June Figueredo at 113 pounds was third and Alex Gonzalez (126) sixth. They were part of a group of seven wrestlers...
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