Columbia football turned to a pair of familiar names and got exactly the kind of production it needed.

With the exception of some very powerful volleyball teams, Colville girls soccer has had the hottest stretch of any team in northeast Washington.

Springdale football found plenty of offense Friday, Oct. 2; unfortunately for the Chargers, Cusick found even more.

Last week offered both a glimpse of what the Crimson Hawks volleyball squad can be and a reminder of the work still ahead.

The Colville girls soccer team put together its strongest stretch of the season last week, earning back-to-back victories over Rogers and Omak to even their record at 3-3.

With rain making the home field soggy, Colville’s football team struggled to get its offense going Thursday night, Sept. 24, as Okanogan pulled away for a 33-0 victory, dropping the Crimson Hawks to 1-3 on the season.

Kettle Falls volleyball split a pair of Northeast 2B North matches last week, earning a five-set road victory over Chewelah before falling at home to St. George’s in straight sets.

Chargers Rack Up 14 Tackles For Loss But Struggle To Generate Offense in 38-8 Road Defeat

Colville Cheerleaders Host Little Cheer Camp That Brought Out Large Group To Cheer Last Friday at Football Game

Kettle Falls Falls To 0-3 But Shows Progress, Forces A Turnover and Caps The Night With a Fourth-quarter Touchdown

Colville showed plenty of fight in a road game on Saturday, Sept. 19, rallying from a two-touchdown halftime deficit and taking the lead in the second half before falling 43-36 to Meridian.

Hunters Overcomes 12-point Halftime Deficit With Second-half Surge

Chewelah picked up its first victory of the season in convincing fashion, using an explosive passing attack and a strong defensive effort to defeat visiting Tekoa-Rosalia 32-16 at home.

Colville won its first road game of the season on Tuesday, Sept. 8.

The volleyball season officially hit high gear on Sept. 8 as Colville and Northport squared off in an instant classic.

SelPort piled up nearly 600 yards of offense and pulled away from Springdale for a 56-24 victory Friday, Sept. 11, in Northport, improving to 2-0 on the season.

Bulldogs Return Experienced Student Leaders, Expand PepBand Repertoire, and Aim to Make Music a Bigger Part of the Game-day Atmosphere

Colville Opens Season With LastMinute Comeback As Phipps And Baker Run Wild

Colville Takes a Set From the Defending 2B State Champions As the Crimson Hawks Show Early Season Growth In a Four-set Loss

Bulldogs Return Experienced Core While Younger Players Push For Varsity Roles

After finishing his Chewelah wrestling career as a state champion, Dakota Katzer is preparing for his next challenge on the mat.

COLVILLE FOOTBALL WON A SECOND STRAIGHT LEAGUE TITLE IN 2025, BUT THEY AREN’T DONE

Kettle Falls Has Big Play Bite And Rightfully Earned Bark

Michawn Vining knows what championship-level volleyball has looked like in Colville. Now back with the program as head coach, Vining is looking to take lessons learned from Colville’s 2011 state championship season and apply them to a new generation of Crimson Hawks.