Hopes are still high that Yelm and Rainier high school athletes can start their sports season on Feb. 1, even as recommendations for the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) remain fluid.
The Quad City Flames minor league basketball team has many hopes for 2021. Among them are plans to hit the hardwood once coronavirus restrictions are lifted, expand its personnel and management staff and move into a more lucrative summer league.
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TENINO — When Tenino senior Aurora Loya’s select softball coach Brian Fahsholtz began reaching out to college programs for her, she specifically asked for one that had always been on her mind: Centralia College.
Young athletes interested in the 2021 spring Nisqually Basin Youth Baseball League can register between Jan. 15 and March 5, according to the league’s president.
TENINO — It was a play Iris Campesino has done countless times before; one she had perfected over the past nine years as a staunch defender on the soccer pitch.
It’s positivity, hustle and camaraderie over everything for Phoenix Dubose right now.
As the Tenino girls soccer team headed to the sidelines for a quick breather during practice on Tuesday, coach Kevin Schultz stood at midfield on this cold, November day and began speaking.
TENINO — A sound not heard in this area in nearly eight months reverberates 40 yards away to an empty Tenino High School baseball field. Thwack. Thwack. Thwack.
Yelm High School Athletics announced on Friday that the school’s top cross country runner, senior Bryce Cerkowniak, is committed to run for the Gonzaga University Bulldogs next fall.
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A number of Rainier High School teams are back to practice after an extended period apart due to COVID-19 restrictions in the spring and summer.
Opportunity was about to show its face this fall for Idaho State sophomore Jacob Dimond. But, like all good things this year, it got pushed back due to that pesky pandemic.
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