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The calendar has officially turned to September, which means that we are just days away from ringing in the fall sports season. Volleyball teams across the state will battle for a spot in the … more
NAPAVINE — There won’t be a Karsen Denault on the outside this year. There won’t be an enforcer like Jack Nelson in the trenches. Nor will there be the athleticism provided by a … more
TENINO — For Christopher Van Clifford, summer tournaments have never lined up well with schedules. The Onalaska High School girls soccer program has a high number of multi-sport athletes … more
TENINO — Defense wins championships. Or in this case, summer soccer tournaments. The W.F. West High School girls soccer team didn’t lose much to graduation from the back line … more
In just under a month, high school football teams from across Washington State will lace up their cleats and begin their journey to Husky Stadium. Official practices for the 2025 prep football … more
As July winds down, so too does summer soccer. Throughout the past two months, it has been filled with mid-week scrimmages and weekend tournaments. Teams are getting as much time on the pitch as … more
The Tigers junior and runner-up at 132-pounds in Class 1B/2B at Mat Classic garnered a victory at the U.S. Marine Corps Junior Nationals this week at the FargoDome in North Dakota. Peyton … more
A 2025 state champion and all of the medalists from Mat Classic XXXVI will take the mat with the chance at a prestigious stop sign. Black Hills’ Sloane Kruger (100-pounds), … more
Hayden Kaut never wanted to be a basketball player. As a child, she dreamed of standing on the sidelines as a cheerleader, but she started playing basketball as a first grader with the help of … more
Players and coaches from around the state gathered in Yakima last week for the annual Earl Barden Classic, including several area athletes and coaches. Nearly a dozen area athletes competed … more
For Adna High School’s Danika Hallom, catching runs in the family. Her mother Candace was a backstop in her prep career and at one point, so too was her daughter as a little-leaguer in her … more
For the last four years, W.F. West’s Deacon Meller has felt that the Bearcats were the best team in the state. Over that time, they’ve made multiple deep playoff runs, including a … more
The Chronicle hosted its annual Athletes of the Year awards ceremony on Tuesday at Jester Auto Museum and Event Center in Chehalis.  More than 250 family members, friends, coaches and … more
For some, it was a chance to wear their high-school uniform one last time before continuing their careers at the next level. For other, it was an opportunity to have one final road trip with … more
YAKIMA — What started as a photo finish turned into jubilation for Winlock High School sprinter Victoria Sancho. Even if the outward expressions were calm and collected. Internally, she … more
His first attempt just clipped the bar. His second jump was a flat out miss. Everything that Onalaska High School pole vaulter Luke Barrick worked for came down to one final chance at clearing … more
YAKIMA — Treyton Marty sees the light at the end of the tunnel of his prep career. Conner Hill’s is just getting underway. Adam Kruger wanted to make up for his 2024 state meet … more
The Napavine baseball team made the trip to Spokane for its first-round matchup against Liberty Bell on Saturday, and the Tigers were defeated 14-4 in five innings. Napavine scored the first two … more
YAKIMA — Vibes were high for the Napavine High School softball team before a pitch at the Class 2B state tournament was even thrown. It wasn’t his birthday, but head coach Josh Fay … more
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