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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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Still in hunt

It wasn’t a typical Lewiston High football game Friday. Nothing has been typical for Lewiston, though, recently. The Bengals, who have been dominated on both sides of the line of scrimmage the past three weeks, rose up in a big way Friday.
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Idaho preps: Colleges land PF’s Loper, Reid

Post Falls basketball standouts Katelyn Loper and Shawn Reid are headed east to play in college next year. Loper, a 5-foot-10 guard, is headed near the Big Apple and Reid, a 6-5 guard, is bound for Big Sky country. Loper has given Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y., an oral commitment while Reid has accepted an offer from Montana State University.
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Idaho soccer: CdA, PF square off

The veteran team will meet the new kid on the block in the 5A Region I boys soccer tournament championship game. Coeur d’Alene, which is seeking a third straight regional title, and Post Falls, which is venturing into uncharted territory, both earned state berths Tuesday. Second-seeded Coeur d’Alene eliminated No. 3 Lake City 4-1 at CdA while top-seeded Post Falls stopped No. 4 Lewiston 2-1 at Post Falls.
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Panthers pounce

Coaches often refrain from tooting the horn of their own flesh and blood. Not only did Mead coach Judy Kight not mind doing so Saturday, she practically brought out an orchestra after the Panthers captured their fifth Crossover Classic volleyball championship with a 19-25, 25-21, 15-13 win over Idaho 4A state power Sandpoint at Ferris High School’s Gilman Court.
News >  Idaho Voices

Voice of a leader

Cade Mendoza sometimes wonders where he’d be in life if he didn’t make a conscious decision to take a different path. It’s not that the Coeur d’Alene High senior was a trouble-making kid in the sixth grade. It’s just that he had an opportunity to move in a direction destined for trouble.
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Vikings solid

The Coeur d’Alene High football team had its way through the first half. Even though things got messy at times in the second half, the Vikings were never threatened as Coeur d’Alene handled Lewiston 42-26 in a 5A Inland Empire League opener for both teams Friday.
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State meet will get back on course

A streak will be snapped when the state cross country meets are held at Circling Raven Golf Course in Worley later this month. Have any idea what I’m talking about? Perhaps streak is the wrong word here. Maybe pattern or trend is more apt.
News >  Idaho Voices

Athlete looks to letter in leadership

Jared Kennedy is leading the Post Falls High School football team in tackles this season, after finishing tied for the season honor last year. At about 10 tackles per game, the senior strongside linebacker is on pace to easily break his 2008 total.
Sports

Turnaround for T-Wolves

Where did that come from? Lake City, which showed few signs of life in a 0-4 start, resuscitated its football season Friday.
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Trojans take home 1st volleyball title

The Post Falls volleyball team had just captured its first league championship in school history and the Trojans’ reactions were rather businesslike. Senior setter Jalana White insisted her team would be celebrating in due time.
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Vikings turn back Lake City

Jordon Eborall can usually tell how well his Coeur d’Alene High boys soccer team is going to play during prematch warmups. The senior midfielder thought the Vikings might struggle Thursday afternoon. As it turned out, though, he was wrong.
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Idaho preps: Playoff chase begins in earnest

Ah, there’s a chance for rain Friday, and the evening temperature should be about 20 degrees colder than a week ago. It can only mean one thing – high school football games for area teams begin to carry postseason significance.
News >  Idaho Voices

Lake City senior aims to make run for title

When Lake City long-distance runner C.J. Helbling was a freshman, he was an immediate challenger for a state championship. Now in his senior year, Helbling continues to be a state-title contender. And if he doesn’t capture what has proven so far to be elusive, he will be completely at peace.
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G-Prep runs wild

What took Gonzaga Prep running back Bishop Sankey four quarters to accomplish the last three games the junior was able to achieve in less than a half. Sankey eclipsed 200 yards for a fourth consecutive game as the visiting Bullpups cruised past the Lake City Timberwolves 42-12 in a non-league game Friday.