Warriors take second in tight championship round
Warrior sophomore Max Grindy from Almira-Coulee/Hartline goes for a layup during the Class 1B state final Saturday. Grindy scored 16 points.
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Eighth grader Nolan Grindy (15) passes the ball to senior Carter Pitts, (11) of ACH during the finals game Saturday against Lummi Nation.
Caden Correia, a junior from ACH dribbles the ball during the tournament game at Spokane Arena Saturday.
The Almira-Coulee Hartline Warriors score a three-point shot Saturday during the final's tournament against Lummi Nation Black Hawks Saturday.
Nolan Grindy, an eighth grader from Almira-Coulee/Hartline, dribbles the ball around Jerome Toby from Lummi Nation during the finals game Saturday.
Carter Pitts, a senior from ACH, dives for the ball at the same time as Jerome Toby from Lummi Nation during the Class 1B state final.
Nolan Grindy (15) passes the ball to his brother Max Grindy (25) during the Class 1B state tournament final. ACH competed against Lummi Nation Black Hawk’s during the final’s tournament at the Spokane Arena.
Eighth-grader Nolan Grindy from Almira-Coulee/Hartline steals the ball from the Lummi Nation Black Hawks during the championship game Saturday.
Sophomore Max Grindy (25) from ACH scores a two-point shot during the championship game Saturday.
Caden Correia, junior from Almira-Coulee/Hartline walks off the court after shaking hands with the Lummi Nation Black Hawks. ACH took second in the state Class 1B tournament.
SPOKANE – The Spokane Arena was roaring; the score was 50-49 for Almira-Coulee/Hartline with less than a minute left in the fourth quarter. Despite ACH’s best efforts, the Lummi Nation Black Hawks pulled ahead with less than 60 seconds left, winning the championship game with a score of 53-50.
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