'Quincy has always bounced back and forth'
Quincy boys soccer players celebrate after scoring a goal in a game against Chelan this past spring season. With the move into the 2A classification, games against historic rivals in the Caribou Trail League will be few and far between.
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A Quincy softball player swings at a pitch during a game against Ephrata last spring. Even while Quincy was in the Caribou Trail League the last four years, the Jacks maintained their rivalry against 2A Ephrata. Now, the two schools are back in the same league.
The Quincy football team took on East Valley (Yakima) during the 2023 season, looking into what competition in the Central Washington Athletic Conference will be like.
Ian Bivona serves as the Columbia Basin Herald’s sports reporter and is a graduate of Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama. He enjoys the behind-the-scenes stories that lead up to the wins and losses of the various sports teams in the Basin. Football is his favorite sport, though he likes them all, and his favorite team is the Jets. He lives in Soap Lake with his cat, Honey. | August 12, 2024 3:00 AM
QUINCY — Sixty-three high schools across the state will compete in the 2A classification of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association once the school year begins this fall. One of those schools will be the Quincy Jackrabbits, who spent the last four years in the 1A classification.
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