If you surveyed folks involved with boys basketball in the Greater Spokane League 4A/3A division, they would likely tell you two things heading into 2024-25 season. Number one, with the high graduation rate of last year’s all-league players and offseason injuries to some key returning players, the league is as wide open as it has been in recent memory.

Libby has a trio of state titles under her belt and will be looking to make it four for four at next February's Mat Classic in Tacoma – a feat only four other girls in state history have accomplished.

With a strong returning lineup, Central Valley was expected to challenge for the Greater Spokane League 4A/3A title this season.

Trenton Moore's connection to the town of Cheney and the West Plains region goes back a lot longer than he's been wrestling.

It’s one thing to achieve success in an individual season with an exceptional group of athletes. It’s another entirely to create a culture of success that can withstand graduating talent and the changing of personnel from season to season.

Abigail Martin is not your typical high school gymnast. She didn’t start the sport as a toddler. She hasn’t mastered every trick in the book. She hasn’t even learned how to do a front handspring. Nevertheless, Martin is certainly an athlete.

On the first practice of the season, Deer Park girls basketball coach KC Ahrens recalls the coaching staff considering ending it early.

Capsules for the 2024 Greater Spokane League, Northeast A and area 2B boys basketball teams.

Capsules for the 2024-25 Greater Spokane League girls basketball teams.