Madison McCord
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- Sep 23, 2026
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'Making core memories': Mt. Spokane outlasts rival Mead in five-set thriller in front of massive crowd at Union Stadium | Prep volleyball (opens the original)
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The scene at most volleyball matches between Mead and Mt. Spokane can be described as electric, loud and intense. But Tuesday’s affair between the northside rivals was also breathtaking. As a golden sunset turned into a thriller under the lights, the Wildcats outlasted the Panthers in a five-set nail-biter 25-18, 14-25, 25-19, 19-25, 15-8 in front of an incredible crowd at Union Stadium for Spokane’s first outdoor high school volleyball game. “I can’t explain what it means to see our community o
Spokane husband, wife defy odds by each hitting a hole-in-one during same round at Latah Creek Golf Course (opens the original)
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Mike and Joyce Sedler assumed it would be just another fun round of golf with friends when they stepped on the first tee box last Thursday at Latah Creek Golf Course. But when Joyce stepped up to the 125-yard, par-3 seventh hole with a 5-hybrid in hand, the day began to take a turn that defies odds. Both Joyce and Mike walked away from their rounds celebrating a hole-in-one, with Joyce’s ace coming on the seventh hole and Mike following suit on the 17th. “We’re retired now, so we are able to get
Eastern Washington, Idaho players embrace 'full-circle moment' coaching at Big Sky Youth Football Clinic (opens the original)
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As Joshua Wood threw the ball and joked around with nearly 70 elementary and middle school kids, the Idaho quarterback remembered being on the other end of the experience when he was just beginning his football journey. “This is a full-circle moment for me and a lot of us guys,” Wood said. “I was this kid out here learning from older kids, college players or even NFL guys not that long ago. So being able to get that knowledge as a kid and now be able to share everything that I have learned with
Gonzaga Prep's Austin Schield wins Greco-Roman title at U.S. Marine Corps Junior Nationals wrestling tournament (opens the original)
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On the heels of a successful freshman campaign and his first Mat Classic title, Austin Schield has now made his mark at the national level. Schield claimed the 16U 138-pound Greco-Roman championship at the U.S. Marine Corps Junior Nationals wrestling tournament on Wednesday in Fargo, North Dakota. Schield, wrestling for Team Washington, topped Wisconsin’s Aspen Tritz in an 8-3 decision to claim the title. Schield won via technical fall in his five matches leading up to the final. Schield nearly
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