WSU Coach, Player Honored

Thu., Dec. 7, 1995

Washington State volleyball coach Cindy Fredrick and junior middle blocker Sarah Silvernail were honored Wednesday by the American Volleyball Coaches Association as District 8 coach of the year and All-District 8, respectively.

Fredrick, who just completed her seventh season at WSU, was previously honored as the Pacific-10 Conference coach of the year.

Prep basketball

Selkirk 80, Salmo 31

Shawn Pichette scored 20 in the second half as the Rangers (1-1) beat the visitors from British Columbia.

Salmo 2 4 13 12 - 31 Selkirk 21 19 22 18 - 80

SALMO (British Columbia) - Kinaken 17, Hutton 6, Vachon 2, Mobbs 2, Richards 2, Nicholas 2.

SELKIRK S.Davis 2, Kinney 6, Farris 6, J.Davis 16, Pichette 23, Huffine 10, Dial 14, Fandrey 3.

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