Returning coaching staff allow Tenino to implement culture

By Zach Martin / zach@chronline.com

Posted 8/28/24

TENINO – By the time Darren Tinnerstet was running his first practice last fall, he was still learning names.

He took the job as Tenino High School football’s coach a month before …

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Tenino drops first set, but rallies to top Centralia in four

Tornados bounce back, blast Panthers 44-7 in homecoming game

Mountaineer girls overcome laborious course to win Rainier Invitational

Mountaineers bounce back with commanding victory over Riverhawks

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