Lions grab district championship
MLCA/CCS senior Johnny Ferguson shoots a free throw during a home game earlier this season. Ferguson was the top scorer against Oroville Friday and earned First Team All-League and the title of Central Washington B League 2025-2026.
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Dennis Gulenko, a senior for the Lions, comes up to make a shot under pressure during a previous game this season. Gulenko earned First Team All-League honors after Friday’s victory in the 1B District 5 championships.
Lions junior Max Gulenko leaps up for a layup during a home matchup earlier in the season. Gulenko was named First Team All-League following the 1B District 5 Championship game.
Lions senior James Robertson shoots an open three-pointer during a home game earlier in the season. Robertson was named Second Team All-League after the championship game Friday night.
Lions Head Coach Emerson Ferguson, center, stands with his assistant coaches Kameron Firouzi, left, and Curtis Weber, right, as they hold up hardware following the team victory to become 1B District 5 Champions. Ferguson was named Central Washington B League Coach of the Year which he said wouldn’t be possible without the dedication from his assistant coaches.
WENATCHEE — The Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School Lions (20-2) boys basketball team became the District 5-1B champions after besting Oroville 59-25 on Friday night. The Lions celebrate their victory as they prepare to make a run in the state tournament.
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