ACH Warriors reflect on another successful season
The Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors varsity lineup gets together for a team photo. Top: Eli Edwards, Levi Oliver, Evan Tipps, Max Grindy, Tucker Bayless, Josh Booker, Caden Correia and Luke Goetz. Bottom: Jackson Elder, Cade Carstensen, Harvest Parrish, Brody Pitts, Haydon Boyd and Nolan Grindy.
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Josh Booker, a senior from the Warriors, looks to tag out an Okanogan runner early in the spring season.
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ACH senior Harvest Parrish steps up to bat against Okanogan in a home game early in the season.
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Warriors senior Caden Correia prepares to sling a pitch at the opposing batter during a game early in the 2026 season.
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Haydon Boyd, a freshman from ACH, rushes to first base after making a hit against Odessa in early May.
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Max Grindy, a junior from the Warriors, steps up to the plate in a later-season game against Odessa.
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COULEE CITY — The Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors concluded the 2026 baseball season with a 15-8 overall record and went 8-1 in league. Despite a postseason run that ended earlier than expected, there was still a lot that the Warriors were proud of this year.
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