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W.F. West players break after a drill during the first day of football practice at W.F. West High School on Wednesday, Aug. 21.
Bearcats open camp looking to pick up where they left off
As Tuesday turned to Wednesday, many teams around the state, including Adna and Morton-White Pass, kicked off their fall training camps with a midnight practice to celebrate the beginning of the new … more
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CC Roundup: Women’s soccer impresses at NWAC Friendlies
The Centralia College Women’s soccer team showed out at the NWAC Friendlies in Tukwila on Tuesday and Wednesday, taking down both Rouge and Yakima Valley 3-1. The Trailblazers are now 4-0 … more
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The Pirate cheer team poses with a banner during Adna’s first football practice of the season, which began at Midnight on Wednesday, Aug. 21. At Pirate Stadium.
Prep football: Pirates open campaign with midnight practice
Fog hovered over the Adna High School football field. Blue helmets were donned on heads and even the cheerleaders made an appearance holding a banner to break down. Welcome to the 2024 prep … more
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Players run through drills during the first Morton-White Pass High School football practice of the season in Morton on Wednesday, Aug. 21.
Midnight in Morton: T-Wolves kick off fall camp under the lights
MORTON — A few minutes before midnight on Wednesday, the lights on the field at Morton High School turned on.  Moments later, right at 12:01 a.m., the 2024 Morton-White Pass … more
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Easton Kolb throws a pitch during Mossyrock's loss to Pe Ell-Willapa Valley on March 29.
Three area athletes named to Coaches Association All-State Team
Three area baseball players earned recognition from the Washington State Coaches Association for their strong spring seasons, as Napavine graduate Ashton Demarest, Toledo graduate Caiden Schultz, and … more
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Trailblazers top Titans in exhibition match
The Centralia College women’s soccer team traveled south for a pair of exhibitions this weekend, and the Trailblazers came home with a win and a tie. Friday’s game against Lane … more
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Brock Peterson works out at Kaizen Athletics in Virginia Beach. Peterson, a W.F. West High School grad, has been coming to Kaizen since his diving accident in 2021.
The Ultimate Underdog: Brock Peterson continues forward, still keeping busy in Virginia Beach
What makes an underdog? By pure definition, it encompasses an individual going through hardships and rising from them. It shows that even the little guy, despite some obstacles in the way, … more
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Centralia College's Ava Shiflett tips the ball over a defender at the net during a set of scrimmages at Michael Smith Gymnasium on Aug. 16.
Trailblazers looking to build in Ceanna Larson’s second year
Volleyball season is just around the corner at Centralia College, and on Friday, the Trailblazers hosted a super scrimmage with four other teams to help prepare for their opener next Friday. … more
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Brock Peterson works out at Kaizen Athletics in Virginia Beach. Peterson, a W.F. West High School grad, has been coming to Kaizen since his diving accident in 2021.
The Ultimate Underdog: The epilogue of Brock Peterson’s story, life
Editor's note: This is the fourth and final installation of a four-part series focused on W.F. West High School graduate and former Major League Baseball player Brock Peterson. Find the previous … more
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Prep sports: Oakville, North River combining for all athletics
When the gun went off on the first day of the state track and field championships in May, Oakville High School freshman-to-be Cecil Gumaelius donned a red jersey in the Class 1B 3,200-meter run. … more
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Centralia College's Rubi Serrato (right) smiles while hugging Sarah Robbins after scoring the lone goal of CC's 1-0 win over Clackamas at Bob Peters Field on Aug. 14.
College soccer: Blazers open season with narrow victory
Eight years ago, it was viewed as a pipe dream. Centralia College women’s soccer team was in its literal infancy as a program, establishing itself on the junior college level. Making the … more
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The Vikings celebrate after scoring a point during their semifinal loss at the state tournament on Nov. 9, 2023 in Yakima.
Mossyrock prepped for jump back into C2BL
Rochester isn’t the only local school impacted by the latest WIAA reclassification cycle. After just four years down in 1B, the Mossyrock Vikings are headed back up to the C2BL, their … more
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Timur Berishev shields Asher Adams from the ball during Centralia College's practice on Aug. 14.
Centralia’s men’s soccer program primed for leap in Year 2
The energy was palpable from Noel Vazquez’s first whistle. In the latter part of the Centralia men’s soccer team practice on Tuesday, 20 members of the team played out the second … more
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Mason Armstrong follows his lead blocker into the end zone for a touchdown during Rochester's win at Tenino on Oct. 27, 2023.
Rochester ready for return to Evergreen League
Some of the faces that are roaming the sideline at Rochester High School were on the court and field for the royal blue and yellow. And they were more than comfortable playing in Class 1A. … more
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Nate Hodges competes in the ax throwing competition before receiving the Bull of the Woods award during the Morton Loggers Jubilee on Sunday, Aug. 11.
Hodges and LaVoie repeat as Morton Loggers Jubilee’s Bull and Belle of the Woods
The Morton Loggers Jubilee crowned repeat winners for its overall lumberjacking competitions on Sunday. Nate Hodges won the overall two-day men’s competition to earn the coveted Bull of … more
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Brock Peterson (center) poses for a photo at his home in Virginia Beach, Virginia with his parents Cathy and Norm Peterson. Cathy moved from Washington to Virginia to be Brock’s full-time caregiver when Brock became paralyzed.
The Ultimate Underdog: A life-changing accident for Brock Peterson
Editor's note: This is the third installment of a four-part series chronicling the life of former W.F. West standout Brock Peterson after Chronicle reporter Zach Martin recently traveled to Virginia … more
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Kayla Weed smiles after receiving the women's World Fighting Championships (WFC) Championship belt after an opponent forfeited during WFC 167 at Little Creek Casino in Shelton on Saturday March 23, 2024.
W.F. West grad and MMA fighter Kayla ‘Killer Kay’ Weed set to make her professional debut later this month
With her amateur mixed martial arts (MMA) record currently at 5-2-0, W.F. West High School graduate Kayla “Killer Kay” Weed is set to make her professional MMA debut later this month in … more
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Centralia graduate Chihiro Bringman sings The Star-Spangled Banner before the Seattle Mariners game against the Detroit Tigers at T-Mobile Park on Tuesday, Aug. 6. Bringman started singing when her Poseidon Aquatic Club coaches, Audra Evans and Kelli Denny, asked to sing the National Anthem before a swim meet when she was 10-years-old. Bringman, who graduated this year as a top 10 student at Centralia High School, plans to attend Stonehill College in Boston, Massachusetts, on a swimming scholarship to continue her athletic and collegiate studies. Her performance on Tuesday followed a previous performance of the national anthem at a Tacoma Rainiers game.
In focus: Centralia’s Chihiro Bringman sings national anthem at Mariners game
Centralia graduate Chihiro Bringman sang “The Star-Spangled Banner” before the Seattle Mariners game against the Detroit Tigers at T-Mobile Park on Tuesday, Aug. 6. Bringman … more
Tyson Guerrero throws a pitch for the High-A Quad City River Bandits during the 2023 season.
Baseball: Former Bearcat Guerrero named Texas League Pitcher of the Week
W.F. West alum Tyson Guerrero was named the Texas League Pitcher of the Week by Minor League Baseball on Monday, earning the honor for his performance in two starts against the Wichita Wind Surge … more
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Scott Gurnsey (22), seen here during his high school days at Tumwater, will be inducted into the University of Montana's Athletic Hall of Fame in October.
Football: Tumwater alum Gurnsey relishes in ‘special’ HOF honor
When his playing career concluded, Scott Gurnsey felt his accolades were good enough to be a member of the University of Montana’s Athletic Hall of Fame. He was a four-year letterman in … more
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