Archive - Apr 18, 2012
Moses Lake next April 20-22
The Colville High School Equestrian Club has the opportunity to compete in a variety of classes during their meets.
The team recently competed in their second meet at Wenatchee. Hannah Gormon placed third in Dressage and has the opportunity to advance to State at Lynden in May.
McKenna Iverson placed first; Mikala Harris was second and Brianna Short was fourth in Poles at the last meet.
BY CHRIS COWBROUGH
S-E Sports Editor
Northport High got more solid pitching and timely hitting in a 10-0, 13-3 sweep of Columbia/Inchelium back on April 10.
Josh Konkler and Daulton Burke combined on a one-hitter in the opening game.
The Mustangs took full advantage of walks and hit batters in both games.
âWe scattered around 11 hits and used a lot of bases on balls and hit by pitch to have runners on base all day,â NHS head coach Don Baribault said. âWe chipped away, but never had that huge inning.
Kettle loses tough outing
at Colfax
Kettle Falls High (3-5, 3-6) got a key outing from junior right-hander Tyler Vining when they needed it last Saturday and the Bulldogs were able to salvage a doubleheader split with league-leading Lind-Ritzville/Sprague at home.
After Kettle Falls dropped a 12-1 decision in the opener to the Broncos, the Bulldogs were able to ride Viningâs second sterling outing of the week to a 5-1 win. It was the first win of last weekâs four- game set against LRS and perennial 2B power Colfax.
But Indians tested against
Chewelah
The unbeaten Colville High School girlâs tennis team faced a rigorous test on Tuesday when Chewelahâs upstart tennis team, an upset winner of Lakeside last week in Northeast A League tennis play, visited the defending NEA champion Indians.
Chewelah dropped a narrow 3-2 decision earlier this season to Colville.
âThat might prove to be a bit more interesting than I had expected,â CHS head coach Phil Johnson said after Chewelah downed always tough Lakeside. âThere wonât be any room for error against them.â
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