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Retired Medical Lake tennis coach Leroy Lemaster provides Brittney Kenady tips on serving last week at the annual tennis clinic. Each year the clinic provides lessons in the sport to new players....
Seattle fans who are hoping that quarterback Russell Wilson would be a lifelong Seahawk may have to stop holding their breath. The Seahawks haven’t reached an agreement with Wilson as of the team’s June minicamp. Wilson is in the fourth and final year of his $2.99 million rookie deal — and is projected to make $1.54 million this year. The former Wisconsin Badger will be making less money than 40 other quarterbacks, including big names like Ben Roethlisberger ($35.25 million) and Drew Brees ($19 million), as well as second-str...
The Cheney Summerhawks 15U team went 0-2 in their first week in the Spokane Indians Youth Baseball League after losses to the Joes, 5-0, June 15 and the Northwest Hurricanes, 7-6, June 18. Against the Joes, Cheney wasn’t able to mount any offense at the plate. “Our pitching did well except for a couple of errors,” head coach Nick Fell said. “They kept us in the game but we just couldn’t get things going. Jacob Lauber (0-1) and Julian Chabot shared pitching duties. The Summe...
The Spokane Blue Devils are finding out what it might be like if any of them are fortunate to play minor league professional baseball by experiencing a seemingly endless amount of travel and a game-a-night pace. Back in town for a brief moment of time after spending last weekend 300 miles to the west in Tacoma, following a brief two-game home stand, they travel 400 miles to the east to play in the Belgrade, Mont. American Legion Tournament. “I told the guys if you want to k...
The Cheney Summerhawks 17U baseball team had a short week after a 14-5 loss to Northwest Premier Baseball Club’s 16U team. Cheney struggled to get their offense going, having only five hits. Head coach Austin Sharp said his team had plenty of runners on base, which in part was due to Premier’s pitching staff, who walked 14 Cheney batters. “We couldn’t get people to score,” Sharp said. “We left plenty of runners on base, but we weren’t able to execute.” At the plate, Andrew Witt was 1 for 3 with an RBI and a run. Dylan Arth...
