Area sports

According to multiple published reports, the Colorado Rockies will promote OF/CI Charlie Condon and OF Jared Thomas to Double-A Hartford for Tuesday’s game.

With his orthopedist appointment looming on Friday, Parker Kelly sent a message to his Hub Northwest teammates.

HILLSBORO, Ore. – The Spokane Indians offensive barrage against the Hillsboro Hops continued on Sunday – and it was needed to overcome a multitude of defensive mistakes and miscues.

From staff reports

HILLSBORO, Ore. – The torrid Spokane Indians offense of the second half continued on Saturday, but the pitching couldn’t keep up.

Before noon had struck on Saturday, Hub Northwest made one thing clear in the men’s 6-foot and over division at Hoopfest: Some things may never change.

RATHDRUM – Chase Jackson isn’t the Babe Ruth of her game yet. But she’s following the blueprint.

For the first time since the inception of Hoopfest, Don Jones won’t be playing in the annual 3-on-3 basketball tournament in Spokane.

HILLSBORO, Ore. – After ending the Northwest League first half with a lengthy losing streak, the Spokane Indians could not have planned a better start to the second half.

From staff reports

RATHDRUM – Chase Jackson made her first United States team in 2019, tacked a full 4 feet on her personal best in the shot put and zoomed from promising to rank third in the world.

Hoopfest is open to everyone to experience the thrills of downtown Spokane streetball.

UFC lightweight Terrance McKinney (16-7 all pro fights) is back in the cage and ready to throw hands against Russia’s Viacheslav Borshchev (8-5-1).

From staff reports

Baylor, Central Missouri, Davidson, Iowa, Miami (Florida), and West Florida will also be competing at the showcase.

From staff reports

When she had spent three decades playing a game she loves, it was hard to walk away.

JR Camel swears it is true, so it certainly could be, as he seems to be in command of powers well beyond the customary human range.

Lots of professional athletes played multiple sports in high school. Participating in more than one sport provides cross-training benefits, allows young athletes the opportunity to engage with peers in different ways and be exposed to various coaching techniques and disciplines.