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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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Deyarmin rallies CV

Gaven Deyarmin had the first-quarter blues – again. The Central Valley senior quarterback, who’s had a propensity for slow starts this season, fumbled without anybody around him on a potential scoring drive and threw an interception that was returned for a touchdown.
Sports

Lewis and Clark bounces back

It was a bounce-back victory the Lewis and Clark Tigers needed. For the injury-plagued Gonzaga Prep Bullpups, they just continued bouncing backward.
Sports

Lee: Ailment doesn’t keep Volz away from action

W hen Mike Volz watches his son play football or wrestle, he can’t help but marvel at the hurdles he’s overcome in life and the fine young man he’s become. Mead senior James Volz was diagnosed with systemic onset juvenile rheumatoid arthritis when he was nine months old. He lived in constant pain through the second grade.
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Vikings, Chalich rank No. 1 in area

I can now declare which prep football team is the best in the region. Heck, it could be the best team in the Pacific Northwest. No exaggeration. Without reservation, without hesitation, without apology, I present to you the Coeur d’Alene Vikings, Idaho’s defending 5A state champs.
Sports

Mead lineman focused on success

When Mike Volz watches his son play football or wrestle, he can’t help but marvel at the hurdles he’s overcome in life and the fine young man he’s become.
Sports

Vikings dismantle Whitney; Lake City loses

MOSCOW, Idaho – The quarterback without a scholarship made a statement Saturday. Chad Chalich had Whitney of Rocklin, Calif., coming and going as the Coeur d’Alene senior quarterback owned the first half as the defending Idaho 5A state champion Vikings (4-0) romped past the Wildcats 55-6 at the Kibbie Dome.
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Mead rallies to defeat Lewis and Clark in GSL

The Mead Panthers had to get to overtime to have a chance Friday. Once they did, junior running back Davian Barlow, who scored the tying touchdown as time expired, scored on a 14-yard run on Mead’s second play in OT. Coupled with Marc David’s point-after kick, the Panthers pulled off a 21-20, come-from-behind win over the Lewis and Clark Tigers.
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Top-drawer performance

Mt. Spokane, a football team that’s been there, held off Shadle Park, a team that’s trying to get there. The top 3A team in the Greater Spokane League the last four years, Mt. Spokane played a turnover-free game, scoring two fourth-quarter touchdowns to stop the Highlanders 28-21 in an entertaining contest to the finish at Albi Stadium.
Sports

Clarkston basketball star fell in love with Oregon State on first visit

It’s a question Jamie Weisner says she’s been asked often since she gave Oregon State University an oral commitment last month. The Clarkston basketball standout chose OSU over Gonzaga, which advanced to the Elite Eight last year. Why would she pick a school that was winless in conference over a school that has an established winning tradition?