The Spokane Indians (17-12) host the Hillsboro Hops (19-10) in the second of a four-game Northwest League series at Avista Stadium on Friday at 6:30 p.m.

Hughes, the Mt. Spokane head coach since 2001, was named the 2019 NWCA High School Boys Coach of the Year for the state of Washington.

Ryan January drove in three runs, including his second home run of the season, and the Hillsboro Hops topped the Spokane Indians 8-2 on Friday night in the first of a four-game Northwest League series at Avista Stadium.

The Spokane Indians (17-11) host the Hillsboro (18-10) in the first of a four-game Northwest League series at Avista Stadium on Friday at 6:30 p.m.

Kellen Strahm went 2 for 4 with two runs and three RBIs and the Spokane Indians topped the Everett AquaSox 8-5 in the finale of a three-game Northwest League series on Thursday.

Once upon a time, baseball made a stab at interactivity long before that became a marketing buzzword.

Among the handful of old-school, do-it-yourself scorekeepers at Avista Stadium on a given game night, Wanda Powell carries two distinctions.

The Spokane Chiefs’ annual reunion was in full swing Thursday at the Arena, where new coaches and prospects got to skate with the veterans for the first time in a while, if not ever.

After smashing the baseball around for eight innings Wednesday, the Spokane Indians found a pathway to victory that didn’t require a base hit.

To say Washington State’s 2018 soccer season was a roller coaster would be an understatement.

Following an afternoon of pushups, pull-ups, squats and jumps, nearly four dozen Spokane Chiefs hockey prospects capped the first day of training camp by running circles around the North Central football team.

Trent Tingelstad stroked a two-run single, and the Everett AquaSox held off the Spokane Indians 3-2 Tuesday in a Northwest League game at Funko Field.

Seventy-five years ago, golf’s grand stage was Spokane’s Manito Golf and Country Club and the 1944 PGA Championship, the first major held in the state of Washington.

Just as they had for most of the last four games, the Spokane Indians batters struggled to get much offense going against the Eugene Emeralds on Monday. But in the eighth, they showed signs of strength, hitting three hard outs. And in the ninth, with two outs, Obie Ricumstrict on first base and Cristian Inoa down to his last strike, the Indians’ No. 9 hitter lofted a home run that barely cleared Avista Stadium’s left-field wall to tied the game at 4, and Luis Asuncion’s RBI single in the 10th gave the Indians a 5-4, walk-off victory.

With training camp and the 2019-20 season approaching, the Spokane Chiefs have released two 20-year-old players, goaltender Bailey Brkin and forward Kaden Hanas, to give the team some overage flexibility. Both cleared Western Hockey League waivers and are free agents. Brkin appeared in 52 regular-season games during the 2018-19 campaign with a 2.75 goals-against average and started all 15 of the Chiefs’ playoff games with a 2.55 GAA. The Chiefs addressed their goaltending by acquiring Czech goalie Lukas Parik in the import draft.

A GRIP ON SPORTS • You know when this work week is half over, high school football in this area will be in full swing, don’t you? Yep. All that work the neighbor kid has been putting in since school got out in June is about to be put into practice.

Eugene pushed a run across in the top of the ninth inning and the Emerald held on to beat the Spokane Indians 2-1 in the second of a three-game Northwest League series at Avista Stadium on Sunday.

The television coverage of Eastern Washington and Idaho football games in 2019 is growing. SWX announced it will carry four Eagles and two Vandals home games, augmenting those announced earlier on other networks.