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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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Idaho preps: McGee succeeds in many fields

It’s no longer unique to report that a girl is playing high school football. The novelty wore off several years ago. In fact, there are a couple of girls playing at North Idaho schools this fall.
Sports

Sandpoint seniors stand above crowd

Sandpoint High volleyball coach Karen Alsager said she may never coach another senior class as talented and dominating as the class of 2010. Or as tight knit.
News >  Idaho Voices

Post Falls senior leads on, off court

Danielle Meehan is a self-made student athlete. Among the highest in her class academically and athletically at Post Falls High School, her success in the classroom and athletic arena hasn’t come easily. She possesses a work ethic that is second to none.
Sports

Idaho preps: Lakeland belongs with IEL teams

By now you’ve heard that Lakeland is back in the Inland Empire League. Lakeland’s venture as a 4A independent lasted just a year. I’m not going to rehash the issues that led to the Rathdrum school leaving – whether right, wrong or indifferent.
Sports

Panthers prevail in five games

Mead showed why it is heavily favored to win another Greater Spokane League volleyball championship and challenge for a 4A state championship. Similarly, Mt. Spokane displayed why it will be a difficult matchup among the league’s 3A teams, if not the early favorite.
News >  Idaho Voices

Eyes on state prize

Most of Idaho’s top high school cross country teams and runners are many miles south of the Panhandle. Still, North Idaho has its share of top runners and teams. This year will be no exception.
Sports

Calling all coaches: Please call

Allow me to be self-serving for a moment. To the Washington and North Idaho coaches who faithfully call in their scores, you may disregard this item. To the coaches who have difficulty calling us, please read on.
News >  Idaho Voices

Sandpoint stealing volleyball show

Here’s all you need to know about North Idaho high school volleyball – Sandpoint. Sandpoint will dominate all area teams this fall. The Bulldogs are heavily favored to capture an eighth state championship this decade.
Sports

Tigers whip Lake City

First-year Lewis and Clark football head coach Dave Hughes wants a seamless transition. Hughes doesn’t plan to deviate much from the Lewis and Clark way – a formula that has resulted in 17 straight winning seasons. That recipe was apparent Friday in the efficient running of senior tailback Levi Taylor.
Sports

Idaho preps: Silver anniversary could be gem

It’s great to be back, friends. I celebrated my 25th anniversary here last week. So I’m going to have a theme this year. I’m going to come up with what I call my Silver All-Time All-North Idaho teams for football, volleyball, and boys and girls basketball. I might even have a tip of the cap next spring for the top athletes in the 25 years I’ve been around.
News >  Idaho Voices

Kicking into gear

North Idaho prep football, volleyball and girls basketball teams historically have fared well at state. Soccer is another sport where area teams are making names for themselves at the state level.
Sports

CdA opens season with rout of Lakeland

The Coeur d’Alene High football team had a lot of pent-up energy Friday. The Vikings, wanting to put back-to-back 3-6 seasons in the rearview mirror, came out firing on all cylinders and never let up as Coeur d’Alene hammered the Lakeland Hawks 57-7 in a season opener at Corbit Field.