Peak performances

Sat., May 30, 2015

Nick Johnson, Gonzaga Prep	Noah Martin, University	Luke Brittan, Lewis and Clark	Today’s big game
Claimed 110 hurdles title at the State 4A meet in Tacoma. He finished in 14.19 seconds.	Won the high jump title at the State 4A meet in Tacoma. He cleared 6 feet, 8 inches.	Advanced to the semifinals of the State 4A tennis tournament with two straight-sets singles wins.	The Colfax baseball team will play Adna at 1 p.m. in Centralia in the State 2B championship game.

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