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The Onalaska girls basketball team made the trip west to Forks on Friday, and the Loggers left with a 58-51 victory. The Loggers led by eight after one, but the Spartans fought back to get it … more

By The Chronicle staff | 1/10/25

Mountaineers top Loggers to split season series

The Rainier boys basketball team earned its third win in four games on Thursday, defeating Onalaska 61-38. The Mountaineers controlled the game from start to finish, taking a six-point lead in … more

By The Chronicle staff | 1/9/25

Loggers start fast, hold off Vikings

The Onalaska and Mossyrock girls basketball team’s meeting on Wednesday came down to the wire, but it was the Loggers who came away with a 49-46 victory. The Loggers led by eight after the … more

By The Chronicle staff | 1/9/25

Loggers kick it into gear late to top Ducks

It was far from a wire-to-wire victory for the Onalaska boys basketball team on Tuesday, but the Loggers did enough late to pull away for a 52-36 victory over Toutle Lake. It was a struggle for … more

By The Chronicle staff | 1/7/25

Loggers top Ravens for first win of new year

The Onalaska boys basketball team got back in the win column on Saturday, defeating Raymond-South Bend 67-58 for its first victory in 2025. The Loggers built a double-digit lead in the first … more

1/5/25

Loggers battle back but fall to Knights

The Onalaska boys basketball team battled back from an early deficit against King’s Way Christian on Thursday, but ultimately fell 55-50. “That’s a good team that we were up … more

By The Chronicle staff | 1/2/25

Onalaska's Emalie Jacoby drives toward the paint during Onalaska's win over Black Hills on Dec. 28.

Strong defensive outing leads Loggers past Wolves

TUMWATER — Stout defense was the name of the game for Onalaska on Saturday, as the Loggers stifled Black Hills for most of the day in a 60-49 victory. Both teams added points in a flurry … more

By Dylan Wilhelm / dylan@chronline.com | 12/28/24

Black Hills' Tristan DeVille goes up and under for two during Onalaska's loss to Black Hills on Dec. 28.

Black Hills breezes past Onalaska

TUMWATER — The Black Hills boys basketball team had little issue taking care of Onalaska on Saturday, as the Wolves took down the Loggers 74-43. The Wolves scored 46 points in the first half to build a … more

By Dylan Wilhelm / dylan@chronline.com | 12/28/24

Onalaska’s offense leads the way over Morton-White Pass

Friday night was a big one for the Onalaska boys basketball team, which defeated Morton-White Pass 79-48 for its third consecutive win. Ten different Loggers got on the board in the win, … more

By The Chronicle staff | 12/27/24

The 2024 Chronicle All-Area football team poses for a photo at W.F. West High School on Friday, Dec. 20. Top row from the left, Black Hills’ Kenny Bell, Rochester’s Wyatt Dahl, Ethan Rodriguez, and Carson Rotter, Tenino’s Michael Vassar and Austin Gonia, Napavine’s Karsen Denault, PWV’s Cody Strozyk. Middle row from the left, Mossyrock’s Cameron Kuberth, MWP’s Judah Kelly, W.F. West’s Gage Brumfield, Carlos Vallejo, Grady Westlund, Beau Guyette, and Tucker Land, Centralia’s David Daarud, Toledo’s Christian Martin and Adam Kruger. Bottom row from the left, Onalaska’s Justin Jacoby, Cooper Lawrence, Blaze Underhill, Rodrigo Rodriguez, and Sam Pannkuk, Tumwater’s Jake Dillon, Mekhi Richardson, Malijah Tucker, Cash Short, and Beckett Wall.

The Chronicle's 2024 All-Area Football Team

When W.F. West coach Dan Hill turned to Gage Brumfield at QB prior to the start of the 2023 season, he had trust in the junior to lead an efficient attack. The 2023 season was successful, as the … more

By The Chronicle staff | 12/27/24

The 2024 Chronicle All-Area girls soccer team poses for a photo at Centralia College on Friday, Dec. 20. Top row from the left, Adna’s Lydia Tobin, Black Hills’ Ella Jarmin, Rochester’s Kailyn Black, Tumwater’s Kayla Pope, W.F. West’s Charlee Nelson and Ashlen Gruginski. Bottom row from the left, Toledo’s Peyton Holter, Centralia’s Bella Gomez and Olivia Gruginski, Onalaska’s Kaiyah Sandridge and Jaelyn Auman. Not pictured: Tumwater’s Emalyn Shaffer, W.F. West’s Elizabeth Mittge, and Emily Mallonee, Tenino’s Paisley Garcia, and Napavine’s Hannah Fay (MVP), Hayden Kaut, and Taylen Evander.

The Chronicle's 2024 All-Area Soccer Team

By The Chronicle staff Make no mistake, the 2023 Napavine soccer season was successful. The Tigers won 11 games, and they finished one win shy of a state tournament appearance. When former … more

12/25/24

Loggers bounce back from first loss by beating Ravens

The Onalaska girls basketball team rebounded from its first loss, defeating Raymond-South Bend 51-37 on Monday. Onalaska led by six after one and extended the lead to 20 by scoring 21 points in … more

By The Chronicle staff | 12/23/24

The 2024 Chronicle All-Area Volleyball team poses for a photo at Centralia College on Friday, Dec. 20. Top row from left, Adna’s Kendall Humphrey, Gaby Guard, Danika Hallom, and MVP Karsyn Freeman, Pe Ell’s Karli Phelps and Brookelynn King. Bottom row from the left, Centralia’s McKenna Smith, Mossyrock’s Taylor Schwartz and Erin Cournyer, Tumwater’s Lalie Betschart, Tenino’s Kate Burkhardt and Onalaska’s Emalie Jacoby.

The Chronicle's 2024 All-Area Volleyball Team

By The Chronicle staff Two years ago, Karsyn Freeman and the Adna Pirates were having success separately. Freeman, then with Raymond, earned first-team All-P2BL honors as a sophomore while … more

By The Chronicle staff | 12/23/24

W.F. West takes second at Pat Alexander Invite

The W.F. West boys wrestling team had four winners at the Pat Alexander Invite in Tumwater on Saturday, and the Bearcats finished second out of 18 teams. Ryker Jensen (1060), Liam Land (144), … more

By The Chronicle staff | 12/22/24

Second quarter scoring surge helps Onalaska top Rainier

A 27-point second quarter helped Onalaska build a lead against Rainier on Saturday, one the Loggers held onto for a 69-56 victory. The second capped an excellent first half for the Loggers, as … more

By The Chronicle staff | 12/22/24

Loggers suffer first loss against Ducks in Toutle

The Onalaska girls basketball team is unbeaten no longer, as the Loggers lost to Toutle Lake 40-36 on Thursday in Toutle. “Tonight was a tough loss, but it's a game we can build upon and … more

By The Chronicle staff | 12/20/24

Pirates hold off Loggers for fifth consecutive win

Make it five in a row for the Adna Pirates, who defeated Onalaska 60-51 on the road on Wednesday night. The Pirates and Loggers played a tightly contested game all the way through before late … more

By The Chronicle staff | 12/18/24

Onalaska takes down Toledo to remain unbeaten

The Onalaska girls basketball team won its fifth game in a row on Tuesday, when the Loggers took down Toledo 49-29. The Loggers allowed just 11 points in the first half, building a 19-point lead … more

By The Chronicle staff | 12/18/24

Toledo tops Onalaska for third win

The Toledo boys basketball team got back in the win column on Saturday, as the Riverhawks defeated Onalaska 77-52. Toledo opened up an eight-point lead in the first before extending it with a … more

By The Chronicle staff | 12/15/24

Onalaska’s Emalie Jacoby takes a shot during the Loggers’ 44-38 win over Hoquiam on Monday, Dec. 9.

Jacoby’s 37 leads Loggers past Timberwolves

Emalie Jacoby had another stellar night on Friday, scoring 37 points to lead Onalaska past Morton-White Pass 73-45. Jacoby shot 15 for 25 from the floor and also added six steals defensively, … more

By The Chronicle staff | 12/14/24