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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Mead’s Mires headed to Washington

Baylee Mires, who could finish high school with more gold medals from the state track meet than any athlete in Greater Spokane League history, will run for Washington next season.
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Gonzaga Prep grad Cronin prepares to cap stellar career at Portland

Tara Cronin never really saw herself as a Division I basketball player, even when she was a senior at Gonzaga Prep and earning first-team All-Greater Spokane League honors among the talented Class of 2007. “I would describe it as a bit surprising,” the Portland senior said. “I didn’t ever imagine myself playing college basketball when I was in high school. When the opportunity presented itself, I worked hard so I could help the team, but didn’t think I’d be in the position I’m in now as a senior starter.”
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Cronin exceeds expectations

Tara Cronin never really saw herself as a Division I basketball player, even when she was a senior at Gonzaga Prep and earning first-team All-Greater Spokane League honors among the talented Class of 2007.
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Chiefs lose wild one to Tri-City

After twice rallying from two goals down, the second time with under 4 minutes remaining, the Chiefs gave up the winner with 37 seconds to play, falling to rival Tri-City, 5-4.
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Chiefs win WHL game after a tussle with Chilliwack

Everyone knows a wounded bear is dangerous, and the Chilliwack Bruins certainly qualify. Hanging onto a Western Division playoff spot by one point as the Western Hockey League reaches the stretch run, Chilliwack played like a desperate team Friday night at the Arena.
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Chiefs have to band together

When Spokane Chiefs captain Jared Cowen missed 10 games to play in the World Junior tournament, his teammates responded with some of their best hockey of the season. Coach Don Nachbaur expects the same thing to happen with record-breaking goalie James Reid out indefinitely with an ankle injury.
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Vandals guard Taleni overcomes her obstacles

No matter how the season ends for Idaho, Derisa Taleni is having a season to remember. It all started with a season to forget, or the season she didn’t have. The 5-foot-9 guard from San Jose, Calif., missed all of last season because of a knee injury suffered in a preseason scrimmage.
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Chiefs’ Engel prepares to step in

When Spokane Chiefs captain Jared Cowen missed 10 games to play in the World Junior tournament, his teammates responded with some of their best hockey of the season. Coach Don Nachbaur expects the same thing to happen with record-breaking goalie James Reid out indefinitely with an ankle injury.
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Chiefs’ home loss rare

Don Nachbaur’s assessment was plain, simple and direct. “That was awful,” the Spokane Chiefs coach said.
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Chiefs stymie Ice

Was it really just a week ago the Kootenay Ice and Spokane Chiefs swapped whippings? Neither team played like they did last Friday in Cranbook when the Ice won 6-2 or Saturday afternoon at Avista Stadium when Chiefs romped 11-2.
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Healed Raap gets her chances with Zags

Claire Raap was recognized as the Most Improved Player her first two seasons on the Gonzaga women’s basketball team and she could be on her way to that honor again as a senior.
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Chiefs earn title ‘Great Outdoors’

Not distracted by their surroundings and with a sense of urgency born from an uncharacteristic poor outing, the Spokane Chiefs made the Rockstar Outdoor Hockey Classic memorable. They simply rocked.
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Eagles’ Jones changes agent, starts training

Electrifying Eastern Washington running back Taiwan Jones did many special things for the Eagles on the football field. After they won the FCS championship game with a thrilling come-from-behind 20-19 win over Delaware in Frisco, Texas, last week, they did something for him.
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Chiefs eager to go outside and play

The Spokane Chiefs had a chance to practice outdoors Thursday in preparation for today’s historic Western Hockey League game with the Kootenay Ice at Avista Stadium. Judging by the way the players reacted to being outdoors, that could be a good thing.
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Risk-reward

Eastern Washington junior running back Taiwan Jones, who was the Big Sky Conference co-Offensive Most Valuable Player, plans to enter the National Football League draft, but he is likely a late-round pick. “It all depends on the foot,” Rob Rang of NFL Draft Scout said of Jones’ pro prospects. “If his ankle is healthy, he’s a fourth- or fifth-round pick. He’s not an elite prospect at this time, because he just doesn’t have the size teams are looking for.