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Greg Lee

Greg Lee

Current Position: Sports correspondent

Longtime high school sports reporter Greg Lee is now a freelance writer covering Gonzaga women's basketball, Whitworth football and high school sports for The Spokesman-Review.

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G-Prep KO’d; Mead wins

TACOMA – It wasn’t the ending the Gonzaga Prep boys basketball team envisioned. Not that a season-ending loss couldn’t have happened. But back-to-back losses wasn’t the way G-Prep expected to conclude the season.
Sports

Mead semi tough

TACOMA – How many more rabbits could be left in the hat? For a second night in a row, the Mead girls basketball team rallied from an 11-point deficit. Senior guard Chenise Pakootas’ putback with 5 seconds left lifted Mead past Garfield 54-53 in the State 4A tournament semifinals at the Tacoma Dome.
Sports

Bullpups lose another tough quarterfinal

TACOMA – The pain was more severe this time for Gonzaga Prep senior post Ryan Nicholas. For the second year in a row, Gonzaga Prep lost a State 4A basketball tournament quarterfinal game in overtime – one the Bullpups probably should have won in regulation.
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Rally puts Mead into semis

TACOMA – Another big deficit, another big comeback for the Mead girls basketball team. It seems Mead is driven to add as much spice to its season story as possible.
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Bullpups rise up to trounce Auburn

TACOMA – Each of the Gonzaga Prep boys basketball players got a knock on their motel room door at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday. An hour later, they were at Curtis High School for a shoot-around. About four hours later they completed a thorough flattening of the Auburn Trojans, 65-33 in a State 4A tournament opener at the Tacoma Dome.
Sports

Lake City finds way

Eight of Lake City boys basketball coach Jim Winger’s first 11 teams qualified for state. A year after Lake City took second in 2001-02, Winger resigned to focus his attention on his duties as activities director.
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Mead rolls

TACOMA – The Mead girls basketball team looked like a state veteran Wednesday. That, perhaps more than anything, was what most pleased coach Regan Drew, whose Panthers qualified for the first time since 2007.