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Following his 16-of-18, 300 yard and four-touchdown performance in Eastern Washington's 54-29 dismantling of Montana State last Saturday at Roos Field, the Eagles' Vernon Adams has garnered a number of both national and league honors. Adams has been selected by The Sports Network as its co-National Offensive Player of the Week and was also named the ROOT Sports Big Sky Conference Offensive Player of the Week. Adams, a 6-foot, 190-pound sophomore from Pasadena, Calif., earned...
Medical Lake's first-ever cross country state championship earned the Cardinals a special reception upon the team's return from Pasco last Saturday. The team received an escort from the Medical Lake Fire Department. "The kids really got a big kick out of that," co-coach Gene Blankenship said. "They picked us up at the city limits and had their flashing lights as the bus followed," he said. "When we got into the city they put on the sirens and all these cars are pulling over...
Facing the Cashmere Bulldogs in an opening round playoff game on the road last Friday night, the Medical Lake Cardinals knew what to expect. And it was much like what the residents of a low-lying island face with a pending tsunami following an earthquake. They know the wave is coming but Mother Nature always wins. Cashmere's wave came on the ground with a fully-tilted attack that featured 508 yards on 45 carries – 11.28 yards per touch – and bowled over Medical Lake 54-14 in...
HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY State 1A Boys Official Team Scores 1. Medical Lake 72 2. La Center 112 3. Meridian 126 4. Lakeside 132 5. King’s 140 6. Riverside 166 7. Charles Wright Acad. 172 8. Northwest 195 9. Cashmere 202 10. Royal 231 11. Overlake 244 12. South Whidbey 320 13. Zillah 340 14. White Salmon 341 15. Elma 358 16. Toledo 369 Individuals (Top 5 and Medical Lake) Pos./Grade/Runner Time School 1. 11 Graham Peet 15:50.8 Northwest 2. 11 Andrew Ayers 15:53.0 King’s 3. 12 Ryan Coffman 16:12.2 Lakeside 4. 9 Tibebu Pro...
Colville eliminated Cheney from the District 7 2A volleyball tournament with a 3-0 shutout, putting to rest a strong year for the Blackhawks team. Cheney faced Deer Park and Pullman in two separate games Nov. 6 in the first round of district matches, narrowly defeating Deer Park 3-0 but then being shut out by Pullman. Senior Ashley Seiler had 19 kills in the first match, but fell to 10 in the second, limited by the Pullman defense. Senior Kinsey Pease had a strong performance against Deer Park, turning in 32 assists, but...
The Eastern Washington women’s volleyball team recorded a school-record 16 service aces to claim a 3-1 Big Sky Conference victory over Southern Utah last Friday at Reese Court. The victory earned the Eagles a split in last week’s competition following a 3-0 loss to Northern Arizona (11-4 Big Sky, 17-7 all games) with Eastern’s home stand continuing with matches against Northern Colorado Friday, Nov. 15 and league-leading North Dakota Saturday. First serves for each match take place at 6 p.m. In their 25-14, 24-26, 25-11...
The youngsters played like veterans Sunday afternoon at Reese Court, not because they wanted to, but because they had to. And the senior-less Eastern Washington University men’s basketball team used the 22 points, 11 rebounds from sophomore forward Venky Jois for an 87-58 basketball victory over Pacific University in the Eagles’ season opening game. Jois, the “Freshman of the Year” in the Big Sky Conference a year ago, added five assists, three blocked shots and three steals. He had 16 points and eight rebounds in the sec...
Cheney’s cross country teams have demonstrated all season that, lacking a superstar runner, success can also be had through hard work and dogged perseverance. Those traits paid off two weeks ago in return 2A state appearances for both Blackhawks boys and girls teams, who finished their season with eighth and 14th place finishes respectively on the 5,000-meter course at Pasco’s Sun Willows Golf Course. “Proud of the kids,” head coach Jay Martin said in an email. “They fought hard to get to state and then did the best they...
If one listens to Eastern Washington head football coach Beau Baldwin’s analysis of the challenge that awaits his team this Saturday afternoon at Alex Spanos Stadium in San Luis Obispo, Cal Poly might replace their Mustang mascot with the mythical multi-headed monster, known as the Hydra. From both an offensive and defensive standpoint the Eagles will have their hands full for this next-to-last Big Sky Conference regular season game that kicks off at 12:40 pm. and can be v...
Three first quarter interceptions led to three Cheney touchdowns, which was all the Blackhawks needed to notch a 20-14 home-win over Clarkston in last Friday night's season finale. The first pick came on the Bantams' second possession when senior RC Reed hauled in a Cole Copeland pass that was tipped at the line of scrimmage, returning the ball to the Clarkston 40. A block in the back penalty gave Cheney the ball at midfield, and a steady diet of Austin Kline runs culminated...
Nathan Harries found out about NCAA rules the hard way this summer as he was about to start his freshman year at Colgate University in New York. Instead of getting ready for the upcoming basketball season, he found himself with one year of his NCAA eligibility removed. The decision was reversed a week ago after numerous media outlets began sharing the story. This summer, Harries participated in the Dunwoody Baptist Church’s basketball league after returning from serving his mission with the LDS Church. According to NCAA r...
You know it's a good day on the football field when: • Your team scores on all but the final possession – that being a couple of kneel-downs. • Your quarterback connects on all but two passes. • And maybe best, your punter never takes the field. Those are just a few things that jumped out of Saturday's Big Sky Conference football showdown between No. 3 Eastern Washington and fourth-ranked Montana State, won by the Eagles in most convincing fashion, 54-29 at Roos Field....
Micah Dingfield led the Medical Lake boy's cross country team to Pasco and gave them the chance to win a state championship. And the team returned the favor, helping carry the weight last Saturday and delivering that first-ever state championship at Sun Willows Golf Course. The Cardinals scored 72 points to easily outdistance LaCenter's 112 and the 128 from Meridian, delivering the school its fifth overall state title. Little did anyone know that Dingfield's dominating Most...
City of Cheney • Nov. 15, Story time, Baby Play and Learn ages 0-18 months, Cheney Library, 10:30 a.m. • Nov. 20, Toddler story time ages 1 1/2 to 3 years, Cheney Library, 10:30 a.m. • Nov. 21, Preschool Play and Learn story time ages 3-5, Cheney Library, 10:30 a.m. • Nov. 21, No School, No Problem, all ages, kids under 6 accompanied by parent, Cheney Library, 1-4 p.m. City of Medical Lake • Nov. 20, Play and Learn Story time (ages 2-5), Medical Lake Library, 10:30 a.m. City of Airway Heights • Nov. 15, Friends of the Airw...
United Church of Christ The traditional church turkey dinner will be celebrated after the service on this Sunday, Nov. 17. Since turkey, potatoes and dressing will be provided, please bring your favorite side dish of vegetables, salad, bread or dessert to share with all. Pastor David Krueger-Duncan will be speaking at the 10 a.m. worship service, and all are invited to attend. The latest accomplishments of the project to install the projection system may be difficult to see, but the mirror is perched on scaffolding behind the...
Gary R. Wallingford Oct. 15, 1941-Nov. 4, 2013 Surrounded by his family, Gary passed away after a long and valiant battle against prostate cancer. He will always be remembered as a proud and loving husband, father, grandfather and a great friend to many. He knew no strangers and had a smile that would not only light up a room, but warm it as well. Born in Spokane to George and Irene Wallingford, he was the oldest of seven siblings. He later moved to Cusick where he courted...
1 Years Ago Nov. 20, 2003 The city of Cheney moved to free itself of some of the uncertainty involved with receiving services from the Bonneville Power Administration by purchasing two electrical substations from BPA for $617,000. Medical Lake officials were in the midst of studying a long-term plan that would affect the city’s growth and economic development. Planning consultant Bill Grimes suggested the city look at areas including Fox Hollow, the western edge of Silver Lake as well as lands east and north of Brooks R...
