GALLERY: Mid-season review
Jeff Boorman (20) and the Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School Lions are off to a 9-2 start to the season, leading the Central Washington 1B league.
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The Moses Lake girls wrestling team has had strong showings in competitions across the state, recently placing third at the Kelso girls tournament where five wrestlers placed individually.
Challenged with a roster full of young talent, the Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors have begun the season 8-5 – including a 4-2 record in league play.
The Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School girls basketball team has jumped out to an 11-2 start to the season, winning games by an average of 16.1 points.
Othello boys wrestlers have placed well at tournaments all season, highlighted by a top-ten finish at Tri-State in Idaho and recently placing fourth out of 56 teams at Gut Check last weekend.
After a three-game loss streak during the holidays, the Quincy Jackrabbits have rallied to win 3 of their last four games including an exciting 83-81 come-from-behind win against Chelan last week. Quincy is currently 8-6 on the year.
In their quest to defend their 2021-2022 state championship, the Warden girls basketball team has started the season 9-4 and stands on top of the Eastern Washington Athletic Conference (East) with a perfect 4-0 record in league play.
Ahead of a Thursday dual against Grandview, the Ephrata Tigers hold a 4-1 record in duals this season.
With some impressive outings from junior Pavlo Stoyan, the Soap Lake Eagles check in at 6-5 at the midway point of the season, including winning four-straight games from Dec. 15 to Jan. 3.
COLUMBIA BASIN – As the mid-way point of the winter sports season passes on, local teams are ramping up for the final stretch into various postseason tournaments and competitions.
