Basin teams begin track and field season at Ephrata Ice Breaker
Addison Vasquez from Ephrata races along the track during one of the running events at the Ephrata Ice Breaker Tuesday afternoon.
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Tigers senior Maddax Iverson leaps over a hurdle during Tuesday’s meet to start the track and field season.
Othello’s Kate Mollotte bounds over the hurdle and Wahluke’s Kathy Veloz follows close behind.
Jonah Hahn from the Huskies sprints ahead of the competition at the Ephrata Ice Breaker Tuesday afternoon.
MLCA/CCS’s Ben Bishop runs along the side of the track as he competes against other basin teams in the Ephrata Ice Breaker.
Amelia Shopbell from the Lions keeps a steady pace as she competes in a running event at the Ephrata Ice Breaker.
Lenny Campos, a senior from the Eagles, makes a dash across the track during the Ephrata Ice Breaker Tuesday afternoon.
Soap Lake freshman Marina Zubritsky makes a run across the track Tuesday afternoon in the 400m.
Cristal Ayerdis from the Warriors prepares to make a leap in the pole vault event at the Ephrata Ice Breaker.
Wahluke athlete Salvador Castro jumps over a hurdle during the Ephrata Ice Breaker to start off the season.
EPHRATA — The Ephrata Tigers hosted 12 teams, including the Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School Lions, Othello Huskies, Soap Lake Eagles and Wahluke Warriors for the Ephrata Ice Breaker. The first track and field meet of the season worked to set the tone for the season as newer athletes got a taste of competition, and the returners had an opportunity to make a strong start to their season.
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