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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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Mead, U-Hi favored in gymnastics

It’s shaping up to be a two-team race in Greater Spokane League gymnastics. Appropriately, the schedule allows for a regular season-ending meet between the teams. Mead and University figure to duke it out for the championship that should be decided when the teams meet Jan. 26 at U-Hi.
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Post Falls’ Hill blossomed into elite basketball player

When Connor Hill started his first varsity basketball game as a freshman, he was 5-foot-6 and 115 pounds. To say the Post Falls High senior has blossomed since then is an understatement. He’s now 6-2 and 180, and he’s leaning toward accepting a preferred walk-on offer from Washington State University.
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In brief: Tigers show off stripes

Arguably the Greater Spokane League’s best 4A and 3A girls basketball teams faced off Tuesday, and the bigger school shook off the scrappy visitors. Lewis and Clark showed several glimpses why it is considered near the top of the 4A state heap as the Tigers shrugged off the visiting Shadle Park Highlanders 77-62 in an entertaining game.
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Lakeland graduate will play in third title game of career

Bubba Bartlett came in with a national championship and he’d like to go out with a national championship. As a backup tight end, the Lakeland High football standout caught Carroll College’s lone completion in the 2007 NAIA national championship game as a true freshman. Since then, he’s caught a boatload of passes, including a single-season record 83 last year.
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Bubba Bartlett enjoying title run with Carroll

Bubba Bartlett came in with a national championship and he’d like to go out with a national championship. The former Lakeland High star will have a chance with Carroll College on Saturday.
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Mead challenges LC

It’s the type of girls basketball game the Lewis and Clark Tigers frequently lost a year ago. It’s the kind of game the Mead Panthers hope to win with some seasoning.
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Waters carries No. 3 Lewiston to top CdA in OT

The way Lewiston coach Pat Teichmer and Coeur d’Alene coach Dale Poffenroth both figure, their teams could end up playing each other five times this season. If the other four games are anything like the first one Thursday, buckle your seat belts.
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Lee: Champion Saxons stand alone

A few final thoughts on fall sports, particularly about the Ferris football team’s magical season, and an answer to a question I posed earlier this fall. About midway through the fall, I wondered aloud which team in the area was best – Ferris or Coeur d’Alene. I’ve come to a conclusion, but you’ll have to read on.
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LC coach thinks he has the makings of another state contender

If Jim Redmon had his druthers, his Lewis and Clark girls basketball team would fly under the radar. He laughs when he suggests as much. He understands the recognition that comes with qualifying for state eight straight years including three consecutive state championships.
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Spotlight on LC Tigers

If Jim Redmon had his druthers, his Lewis and Clark girls basketball team would fly under the radar. He laughs when he suggests as much. He understands the recognition that comes with qualifying for state eight straight years including three consecutive state championships. A word of caution, though, to the Greater Spokane League, and the rest of the state for that matter: Redmon has the makings of his best team ever.
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Colfax runner-up for second straight year

TACOMA – The South Bend football team uses little deception. When a team runs behind a sizeable road grader like South Bend has in its offensive line, trickery isn’t necessary.
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Ferris sacks Spartans for state championship

TACOMA – The Ferris Saxons abandoned their base 4-3 defense and rolled out a dime. The Saxons didn’t stop the Skyline Spartans on a dime, to be sure. But they didn’t give up the big plays like they did a year ago.