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Tigers keep stride to earn top 10 at state
PASCO — The Ephrata Tigers cross country team had quite the day at the state championships over the weekend with e…
Wrestling: Toppenish 36, QUINCY 34
TOPPENISH - Despite some strong performances the Quincy Jacks lost 18 points on three forfeited classes and wound up dropping a 36-34 decision at CWAC opponents Toppenish on Tuesday.
Boys Basketball: Wapato 69, OTHELLO 58 (OT)
OTHELLO - A back-and-forth battle with Central Washington Athletic Conference (CWAC) foes Wapato, the Othello Huskies had to work a little overtime before realizing they wouldn't cash in on the extra effort.
Wrestling: Grandview 49, EPHRATA 21
GRANDVIEW - A tough outing in Grandview was just the tip of the iceberg for the Ephrata Tigers who dropped a 49-21 CWAC decision at Grandview on Tuesday.
Boys Basketball: WILSON CREEK 71, Thorp 44
WILSON CREEK - Behind a balance attack and liberal substituting the Wilson Creek Devils broke a two-game losing streak in North Central Washington 1B league play with a 71-44 home win against Thorp on Tuesday night.
Boys Basketball: Kiona-Benton 45, ROYAL 35
BENTON CITY - Shooting woes took the stage on Tuesday night and the Royal Knights wanted anything but this type of encore.
Othello remains top team in CWAC
ELLENSBURG - Be it home or away the Othello Huskies wrestling team knows one thing: winning.
Boys Basketball: ACH 66, Okanogan 59
COULEE CITY - The top-ranked team in Class 1B proved its mettle once again Tuesday night.
Warden's defense takes step back in Entiat loss
WARDEN - Defense is known to win championships.
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: WILSON CREEK 39, THORP 27
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: OKANOGAN 52, ACH 41
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: KIONA-BENTON 50, ROYAL 18
Lions remain unbeaten in league; roll over Phoenix
MOSES LAKE - Last year the two teams waged battle on three different occasions to claim top dog status of Class 1B boys basketball status in Moses Lake.
Poor shooting keeps Chiefs boys from sweep
MOSES LAKE - A poor shooting night didn't do the Moses Lake Chiefs' defense justice and a potential weekend sweep turned into a split.