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• Friday’s top performances

  October 22, 2011 in Sports on Page C5 Ben Bissell, Cheney Adam Talley, East Valley Keith Coulson, Newport Next week’s big game Threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more in the Blackhawks’ 41-0 rout of Pullman. …

• Annual Outdoor Writing Contest open to high schoolers

  October 9, 2011 in Outdoors on Page C14 It’s time for high schoolers to begin thinking about fame, fortune and the great outdoors. The Spokesman-Review is again joining the Outdoor Writers Association of America in sponsoring a contest …

• High school track legend retires

  June 4, 2011 in Washington Voices on Page V1 Hall of Fame Spokane Valley high school track and field coach Howard Dolphin is officially calling it quits. To commemorate the nearly 60 years of devotion and success, his family …

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  North Central principal helps students think beyond school

  November 1, 2010 in City on Page A5 North Central High School Principal Steven Gering was one of nine educators statewide recently honored with a Golden Apple award for making a significant change in secondary education. During the … 2

• Shadle Park finds football coach

  June 1, 2010 in Sports Shadle Park principal Herb Rotchford was looking for a man with experience to turn the Highlanders’ floundering football program around. 1

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  Ferris edged

  May 29, 2010 in Sports on Page C1 LAKEWOOD, Wash. – The Stadium Tigers left no doubt that they were the best team Friday. The Ferris Saxons, though, showed why they deserved to be on the same field … 1

• Chymcakova in 3A semis

  May 29, 2010 in Sports on Page C3 North Central’s Karin Chymcakova won both of her first-day matches at the State 3A championships Friday at the Vancouver Tennis Center to advance to this morning’s semifinals. The 18-year-old exchange …

• Taylor takes to long jump

  May 29, 2010 in Sports on Page C5 Sometimes the long jump really is just about running and jumping. Just a few weeks removed from taking up the event for the first time, Northwest Christian’s Breanne Taylor overcame …

• It’s big day for Mead

  May 29, 2010 in Sports on Page C1 TACOMA – Courtney Hutchinson witnessed her first Star Track as a first-grader when her sister Corissa was participating for Mead. After Corissa was a surprise winner in the shot put, …

• Cheney in finals again

  May 29, 2010 in Sports on Page C4 SUMNER, Wash. – Austin Walker could have dwelled on the two shots he missed at point-blank range. That is if the Cheney senior wasn’t busy thinking about the two goals …

• 4A, 3A softball gets late start, thanks to rain

  May 29, 2010 in Sports on Page C4 TACOMA – University softball coach Jon Schuh enjoys coaching girls for many reasons. One of those reasons was quite evident Friday when the first day of the State 4A tournament …

• Cheney in soccer finals

  May 28, 2010 in Sports Austin Walker scored both of his team’s goals and senior goalkeeper Andrew Wilson was his usual stellar self as the Blackhawks blanked Toppenish 2-0 in the State 2A boys soccer …

• State 4A/3A/2A track results

  May 28, 2010 in Sports Results from the state 4A/3A/2A track and field championships in Tacoma.

• 1B/2B/1A track results

  May 28, 2010 in Sports Friday’s results from the WIAA 1B, 2B, 1A state track and field championships at Eastern Washington University.

• Rain pushes back softball tournaments

  May 28, 2010 in Sports University softball coach Jon Schuh enjoys coaching girls for many reasons. One of those reasons was quite evident Friday when the State 4A softball tournament in Tacoma was postponed. 1

• Golden moments for area girls

  May 28, 2010 in Sports Breanne Taylor of Northwest Christian, Anadae Clark Egland of Lakeside and Andrea Heinen of Cusick win at the small school track and field championships at EWU.

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  Thrown together

  May 28, 2010 in Sports on Page B1 The general impression that shot put and discus success in track and field is the result of brute force could not be further from the truth. “I tell the kids …

• State 4A/3A/2A track results

  May 27, 2010 in Sports Results from the first day of the state high school track and field championships for 4A, 3A and 2A schools at Tacoma. 1

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  Cheney’s Stralsers cap busy careers

  May 27, 2010 in Sports on Page B5 The Great Northern League All-Sports Trophy is going to Cheney. If there were an All-Sports Trophy for Cheney, it would have to go to the Stralser family.

• Athletes weathered mean spring

  May 27, 2010 in Sports on Page B5 I hope the North Idaho 3A, 2A and 1A track athletes who had to suffer through the most miserable weather this spring last Saturday have dried and thawed out by …

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  Ferris looks forward to state

  May 25, 2010 To suggest that the Ferris Saxons have gotten this far in the season purely because of luck would be grossly unfair. However, the Saxons know they’ve also had their share …

• Interactive charts: Spokane-area dropout, graduation rates

  April 3, 2010 in City These tables contain information from the Washington state Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction on high school graduation and dropout rates for the 2007-08 and 2008-09 school years, the …

• Idaho plan would pay kids to graduate early

  March 3, 2010 in Idaho Every high school has at least a handful of them, gifted students who blow through Faulkner as if it were a comic book, teenagers who catch on to calculus as … 3

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  Hundreds of students weigh their options at college fair

  October 23, 2009 in City on Page A7 Hundreds of high school students considering their futures flooded the Spokane National College Fair at the Convention Center on Thursday. Representatives from about 170 colleges, universities and vocational schools as …

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  Kicking into gear

  August 30, 2009 in Idaho Voices on Page I7 North Idaho prep football, volleyball and girls basketball teams historically have fared well at state. Soccer is another sport where area teams are making names for themselves at the state …

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  Braves denies Lewis and Clark’s bid for state berth

  May 20, 2009 in Sports on Page B1 Lewis and Clark’s baseball date with destiny ended unfulfilled Wednesday as the Tigers were jilted for another suitor. The District 8 champions were beaten 7-4 by Columbia Basin Big Nine …

• Our View: Educators need consistent data on dropouts

  December 31, 2008 in Opinion on Page B4 The No Child Left Behind Act is up for reauthorization in Congress and under assault from many quarters. The federal law has many weaknesses, but some ideas should be preserved. … 1

• Washington poised to ratchet up graduation standards

  July 17, 2008 in City on Page A1 At the urging of major employers and state officials, the Washington State Board of Education is about to adopt tough new high school graduation requirements. But students might not notice …

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  Repeat for Wildcats

  April 13, 2007 in Sports on Page C1 Mt. Spokane’s two Greater Spokane League baseball games against Mead this week were Exhibit A of the Wildcats Jekyll and Hyde offensive personality. But their pitching staff, which has allowed …

• Wilbur-Creston Stays In Ranks Of Unbeatens

  October 11, 1997 in Sports on Page C7 A/B roundup The number of area football teams with 5-0 records is a mere handful, but Wilbur-Creston can be counted as one of the fingers. Mike Samuels rushed for 155 …

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