Trainers, coaches, athletes discuss benefits of summer programs
The SIX owner Ryan Doumit, left, and General Manager Jameson Lange (right) stand in front of The Six Athletic Training facility where they offer local athletes training opportunities for baseball and softball.
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Inside The SIX Athletic Training Facility which opened in 2020. Founder Ryan Doumit said the days of three-sport athletes are mostly gone and now they train year-round for their respective sport.
Defenders for the sixth-grade Junior Mavericks go in for a tackle against Richland last season. Junior Mavs football is another opportunity for young local athletes to get involved with their sport.
The Jacks summer baseball team gathers for a team photo. The Jacks completed their first summer season since before the pandemic in 2019. The team was organized by Cami Kukes, a parent of high school players Caleb and Kade Kukes.
MOSES LAKE – As high school sports kick off this weekend, that means summer athletics is officially coming to an end. Local athletes all over the Basin have spent their summer playing in leagues like the Central Washington Sixers program.
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