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BASIN SPORTS SCHEDULE: Dec. 22-29, 2025
COLUMBIA BASIN — Local athletes head into winter break and begin to slow competition, but will still be working ha…
‘We need to up our expectation to a state championship’
MOSES LAKE -- The Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School Lions left Spokane Arena with hardware last season, placing fourth in the 1B classific…
‘It’s going to be a team-first mentality’
SOAP LAKE — After reaching the regional round of the 1B Boys State Basketball Tournament a season ago, the Soap Lake Eagles come into the 2024-25 season under …
A few girls are going to 'make some noise'
EPHRATA – As the Ephrata girls wrestling team gears up for the 2024-25 season, Head Coach Raul Tejeda is optimistic about the prospects of a predominantly youn…
Unity and Teamwork — the strengths of Ephrata boys wrestling
EPHRATA – As the winter sports season approaches, Ephrata boys wrestling looks to build on last year’s successes while nurturing a blend of returning talent an…
Cougar wrestling enters 2024-25 season
WARDEN – Last year’s Warden boys wrestling team fielded a young roster, and the Cougars enter the 2024-25 season more experienced.
Season of change for Wahluke basketball
MATTAWA — The 2024-25 basketball season is going to be one of change for the Wahluke boys team, which has a new coach and a whole new lineup. Three of the …
New season, new league for Jacks wrestling
QUINCY — Just like all other boys and girls wrestling teams statewide, the Quincy Jackrabbits are starting a new season. But unlike all other teams statewide, …
ACH girls have height and speed, work on swagger
COULEE CITY — The Almira/Coulee-Hartline girls basketball team is standing tall this year. Literally.
Huskies bring balanced team into new season
OTHELLO -- After bringing home a second-place trophy from last year’s Mat Classic, the Othello boys wrestling team brings in a balanced team of both experience…
‘It’s starting to feel like the old Moses Lake team again’
MOSES LAKE -- Between the Moses Lake boys and girls wrestling programs, the Mavericks will have nearly 100 wrestlers for the upcoming 2024-25 season.
Three returning state placers lead Royal girls wrestling
ROYAL CITY — With returning state placers and a growing program, Royal's girls wrestling coach Jesus Carlos Villa said it’s shaping up to be a good season.
Volunteers keep Thanksgiving food distribution running smoothly
MOSES LAKE — The customers drove up and the volunteer crews went into action. Bags of onions and potatoes, turkeys or chickens, the makings of a Thanksgivi…
OSPI data shows Basin schools performance
OLYMPIA — The Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction releases a report card with data about every school district in the state. The da…
Rail, airfield improvements planned at Grant Co. International Airport
The Port of Moses Lake is projected to spend about $8.8 million for its operations and wastewater treatment facility in 2025 and generate revenues of about $9.…
Keeping holiday safety in the forefront
EPHRATA – The Grant County Sheriff’s Office released advice for residents for the holidays. GCSO said this is a good time for swindlers and thieves to take ad…