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Northwest Christian senior Claire Wichman approaches national milestone, with eye on state playoffs | Girls soccer (opens the original)
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Northwest Christian senior Claire Wichman is about to add her name to a very exclusive list. Despite a minor discrepancy between the “official” number and her team and family’s accounting, Wichman will score her 200th career goal very soon for the Crusaders, becoming the first girls soccer player in the state to accomplish the feat. Following Thursday’s 8-2 win over Newport, in which Wichman scored four goals, she officially sits at 199 over a five-year varsity career. Her family believes her to
Senior Aliana Vakaloloma returns to Ridgeline girls soccer after Zephyr FC, Fiji national team experience (opens the original)
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Aliana Vakaloloma has accomplished things in the soccer world that would count as lifetime goals for most – even though she hasn’t graduated high school or celebrated her 18th birthday yet. The Ridgeline senior missed all but one game her junior season, but had a solid excuse – she was training with the now defunct USL Super League’s Spokane Zephyr FC and playing for the Fiji National Team. “I’ll step back all the time and just say, ‘Wow,’ ” she said before practice at the school on Tuesday. “I
Spokane Chiefs 'expect the best out of each other' at start of 2026-27 campaign | WHL hockey (opens the original)
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The puck drops on the 2026-27 Western Hockey League season with five games on Friday, and the Spokane Chiefs get their season underway on Saturday with a road game at their archrival – the Tri-City Americans. In a quirk of the schedule, they won’t play again until the following Saturday when they host the Ams at Numerica Veterans Arena. But a home-and-home against their nemesis right off the bat is a good way to gauge the team’s preparedness for the new season. “We’re excited, for sure – especia
Ethan Tinnon field goal in overtime lifts Cheney over University 31-28 in 'instant classic' | GSL football (opens the original)
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Both the Cheney Blackhawks and the University Titans qualified for the 3A Round-of-32 last season. It was the first postseason trip for U-Hi since 2012 and Cheney’s first playoff game at the 3A level. U-Hi kicked off the new season last week in style with a 57-27 win over West Valley of Yakima, while Cheney took a 20-point loss on the road against Southridge of Kennewick. But nothing either team did last week will impact whether they reach the postseason for a second consecutive season. The Blac
Emme Bond, Avery Fox fill leadership void as Mt. Spokane slowpitch seeks fourth straight state title with eight new starters | Fall Preps Preview (opens the original)
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The word “dynasty” is thrown around a lot in sports. It’s used primarily to generate clicks or start debate among competing teams in the big leagues. But there’s really no other word to describe what the Mt. Spokane slowpitch program has been able to accomplish the past eight seasons. The Wildcats are on a streak of three consecutive State 3A/2A championships – the past two with identical 21-0 records – and two more titles, with two third-place finishes in the prior four seasons. They’ve lost tw
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