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Texas' Jeremiah Nubbe competes in the hammer throw during a track and field meet this season. Nubbe, a Rainier High School graduate, is in two events at the 2024 NCAA Outdoor Championhsips this week at Hayward Field in Eugene.
College track and field: Nubbe generating plenty of buzz as Longhorns throwing star
EUGENE, Ore. – Glance at the list of All-American and Olympic throwers at the University of Texas and it is lengthy. It started with two-time Olympian Oskar Jakobsson in 1976 and 1980 and most … more
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The Adna Softball team team stands for a photo after being named one of the Teams of the Year at the 2023-2024 Chronicle Athletes of the Year Awards at Jester Auto Museum in Chehalis on Wednesday, May 29.
The Chronicle's 2023-24 Athletes of the Year
As has become a tradition, The Chronicle joined with dozens of local high school athletes to celebrate their accomplishments at the The Chronicle Athletes of the Year awards ceremony on Wednesday, … more
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Pirate head coach Bruce Pocklington is showered with ice water from his players after Adna’s 2B State Softball championship win over Warden at Gateway Sports Complex in Yakima on Saturday, May 25.
Back-to-back: Pirates repeat as state champions
YAKIMA — Two months ago, Adna coach Bruce Pocklington wasn’t sure if the Pirates would make it back to the state title game. After losing Karlee VonMoos and Brooklyn Loose, the 2023 … more
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Charles and Kathleen Ament pose for a portrait at their house in Centralia on Thursday, May 16.
Blind Centralia Navy veteran competing in his third consecutive National Veterans Golden Age Games
Though he is legally blind and nearly 82 years old, Charles Ament, of Centralia, isn’t letting it keep him from competing in his third consecutive Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) National … more
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The W.F. West High School fastpitch team admires a new statue dedicated to the program as it is unveiled at Recreation Park on Friday, May 10.
Newest statue in Chehalis dedicated to the W.F. West girls fastpitch team
Former Chehalis Foundation President Mike Austin and his wife, Susan, see their grandkids represented in every corner of Recreation Park in Chehalis. Three of their granddaughters dance together … more
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Josh Madrigal is mobbed by his teammates after W.F. West clinched a berth to state with their shootout win over Hockinson on May 9.
Bearcats top Hawks in penalty shootout to clinch state berth
Josh Madrigal hadn’t been in net for either of the Bearcat’s first three shootouts of the season. He had always deferred to Cayden Page, the other W.F. West keeper that he’s … more
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Members of the Tenino baseball team celebrate its 3-1 win over La Center in a Class 1A District 4 semifinal on Tuesday at Castle Rock High School.
Spring postseason tracker: What’s next for area schools
The baseball and soccer postseasons are already under way, and softball isn’t far behind. Several Chronicle teams are still alive, and a few have already even clinched state berths. As the … more
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Professional Bowling Association bowlers Marshall Kent, far left, and Edward “EJ” Tackett, far right, smile for a photo with the Fairway Lanes staff ahead of a local bowling clinic on Tuesday, April 30.
Professional bowlers visit Fairway Lanes in Centralia for clinic
Days after winning the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Tournament of Champions just outside Akron, Ohio, Marshall Kent found himself at Fairway Lanes in Centralia. For Kent, a native of … more
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Raveka Childers holds her first fish of the day high for everyone to see before returning it to the water at the Centralia Lions Club Youth Fishing Derby at Fort Borst Park in Centralia on Saturday, April 27. The annual fishing derby lasted from about 8 a.m. until noon. Children ages 3 to 15 signed up for prize drawings. Volunteers provided participants with free hot dogs and milk. The annual derby coincided with the lowland lakes season opener in Washington. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife stocks millions of trout in lakes throughout the year, and opening day marks the first time people can fish many of those lakes for the catchable trout planted every winter and spring. Opening day lakes are often stocked shortly before the start of their six-month season. Anglers can visit https://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/reports/stocking/trout-plants to see which lakes have been stocked in recent weeks and can sort by county or waterbody to find a nearby stocked lake.
In focus: Lions Club provides fishing fun for kids at Fort Borst Pond
The Centralia Lions Club held its annual youth fishing derby at Fort Borst Park in Centralia on Saturday, April 27. The  derby lasted from about 8 a.m. until noon. Children ages 3 to … more
Tiger teammates celebrate around Damian Corona after his game winning overtime goal in Centralia’s win over W.F. West on Friday, April 19.
Prep boys soccer: Centralia defends home field, triumphs in OT over W.F. West
All the Centralia High School boys soccer team has done over the last 20-plus days is cook up home victories. It nudged past Aberdeen 1-0 on the final day of March, then pulled out a 2-1 … more
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River runners go down Rainbow falls during the Pe Ell River Run on the Chehalis River on Saturday, April 13.
Pe Ell River Run makes annual splash
Kayakers, canoers and rafters returned to the river for the 46th annual Pe Ell River Run on Saturday. Starting at Queen Avenue in Pe Ell, river runners took their time down the Chehalis River … more
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Mayor Kelly Smith Johnston congratulates Centralia High School Wrestler Antonio Campos after presenting him with an Outstanding Citizen Achievement Award during the Tuesday, April 9, Centralia City Council meeting following his wrestling state championship win earlier this year.
State champion wrestler honored with Outstanding Citizen Achievement Award by Centralia City Council
After winning the Mat Classic XXXV Washington state high school wrestling championship in the 2A 120-pound division earlier this year, Centralia High School wrestler Antonio Campos was honored with … more
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The sun sets on Mount St. Helens on Saturday, March 16.
Peeks at the peaks: Rainier, St. Helens and Adams offer stunning views on Saturday
Chronicle photographer Ridley Hudson made her way to Mount St. Helens via the Spirit Lake Memorial Highway on Saturday. Meanwhile, Chronicle reporter Owen Sexton headed to White Pass, taking the … more
Anglers from around the state gather on a dock in the designated area on the Cowlitz River in Castle Rock on Tuesday, March 5.
Smelt fishing will likely soon require a license in Washington state
Gov. Jay Inslee will soon likely sign a bill into law that will require Washington smelt dippers to get a license before they wade out with their nets.  Recreational fishing licenses have … more
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The Napavine girls basketball team poses with the Lewis County commissioners at the Lewis County Courthouse in Chehalis on Tuesday, March 12.
Lewis County commissioners celebrate Napavine’s basketball state title
After securing the first state title in program history, the Napavine girls basketball team was on Tuesday morning lauded by the Lewis County Board of Commissioners as “one of those classic … more
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There was a lot of chirping and barking along the Lewis River during the recent smelt run. On the morning of Thursday, March 7, dozens of bald eagles and sea lions feasted on smelt in the Lewis River as seen from the Forks boat launch near Woodland.
‘Like rooting for the Yankees’: Lawmaker’s move to study sea lion predation removed from state’s final budget
Funding for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to combat sea lion predation on the lower Columbia River and its tributaries was removed from the state’s operating budget during … more
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Miles Martin releases a pitch during W.F. West's win over Ellensburg on Mar. 9.
Bearcats open season with big win over Bulldogs
Despite a flurry of showers and strong gusts of wind, the W.F. West offense showed out in its first game of the season, as the Bearcats scored 11 runs on 11 hits to beat Ellensburg 11-5 on Saturday … more
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David Lee, from Portland, catches a smelt on the Cowlitz River near Longview on Tuesday, March 5.
Cowlitz River smelt run lacks smelt
Crowds from across the state gathered along the Cowlitz River on Tuesday afternoon for the second day of smelt-dipping approved by the Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) this … more
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From left, Coach Shane Schutz, Keira O'Neill, Dakota Hamilton, and Grace Gall celebrate after Napavine's 2B state championship win over Okanogan on March 2 at the Spokane Arena.
Kaut’s game-winner lifts Napavine to first state championship
SPOKANE — Thirty seconds left in a two-point game. The Tigers needed a clutch shot. Everyone knew Hayden Kaut would come through. “No doubt at all,” Dakota Hamilton said. … more
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Hayden Kaut takes a shot during Napavine's 2B state championship game versus Okanogan on March 2 at the Spokane Arena.
Instant: Napavine tops Okanogan to win 2B state title
In the biggest moment of perhaps the Napavine girls basketball team's history, Hayden Kaut delivered a game-winning 3-pointer to lift the Tigers to their first 2B state championship in program … more
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