ACH anticipates growth after successful basketball season
Emma Brummet, a senior for the Warriors makes a pass during the Round of 12 in the 1B state tournament. Brummett won the sportsmanship award at the end of the game.
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ACH senior Naomi Molitor dribbles the ball while looking for an opening during the state tourney.
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Grace Okamoto, a junior from ACH, prepares to shoot for three with the referee and opposing audience watching.
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Warriors senior Peyton Roberts (45) stands with her hands at her side next to the opposing Blackhawks sophomore Celestine James (34) as they await the ball being put back into play.
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The ACH bench watches as their teammates compete against Lummi Nation during the Round of 12 at the state tourney.
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COULEE CITY — The Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors (19-6) girls basketball team found success on the court this season as they made a late push into the postseason. The Warriors drove all the way to the Round of 12 before falling to Lummi Nation.
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