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A coach talks with Centralia’s Ramona Reinitz after her injury time ran out in the 2A Girls 120-pound semifinal at Mat Classic XXXVI on Saturday, Feb. 22, at the Tacoma Dome. (Joshua Hart/For The Chronicle)
State Girls Wrestling: Reinitz overcomes arm injury, semi controversy to take third
TACOMA — Forty days ago, Centralia High School’s Ramona Reinitz was supposed to be done for the girls wrestling season. Her elbow blew out in the third round of Braided 64 in … more
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A coach lifts W.F. West’s Tucker Land into the air after Land won the 2A Boys 190-pound title at Mat Classic XXXVI on Saturday, Feb. 22, at the Tacoma Dome. (Joshua Hart/For The Chronicle)
State Boys Wrestling: W.F. West senior Tucker Land captures first state title
TACOMA — It was a sight so rare, there was a noticeable moment of silence. Up 7-1 in the third period and seemingly on cruise control, W.F. West High School wrestler Tucker Land was all of … more
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Black Hills' Sloane Kruger leaps into the arms of her coach and dad Stephen Kruger after winning the Class 2A 100-pound state title at Mat Classic XXXVI on Saturday, Feb. 22 inside the Tacoma Dome.
State Girls Wrestling: Kruger, Lehman, Willis snare Mat Classic gold medals
TACOMA — Girls wrestling has been around for a long time in Washington. From individuals in the 1990s to teams formed once the sport was sanctioned in 2007, there's a long list of history for … more
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W.F. West’s Kallon Homan wins the 175-pound championship during the 2A EVCO boys wrestling tournament at Black Hills High School on Saturday, Feb. 8.
Prep wrestling: Birthday boy Homan snares EvCo title at 175
TUMWATER — There were three things Kallon Homan wanted for his 18th birthday. “To make weight, obviously win a league title weight class and win (league) as a team,” the W.F. … more
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The 2024 Chronicle All-Area football team poses for a photo at W.F. West High School on Friday, Dec. 20. Top row from the left, Black Hills’ Kenny Bell, Rochester’s Wyatt Dahl, Ethan Rodriguez, and Carson Rotter, Tenino’s Michael Vassar and Austin Gonia, Napavine’s Karsen Denault, PWV’s Cody Strozyk. Middle row from the left, Mossyrock’s Cameron Kuberth, MWP’s Judah Kelly, W.F. West’s Gage Brumfield, Carlos Vallejo, Grady Westlund, Beau Guyette, and Tucker Land, Centralia’s David Daarud, Toledo’s Christian Martin and Adam Kruger. Bottom row from the left, Onalaska’s Justin Jacoby, Cooper Lawrence, Blaze Underhill, Rodrigo Rodriguez, and Sam Pannkuk, Tumwater’s Jake Dillon, Mekhi Richardson, Malijah Tucker, Cash Short, and Beckett Wall.
The Chronicle's 2024 All-Area Football Team
When W.F. West coach Dan Hill turned to Gage Brumfield at QB prior to the start of the 2023 season, he had trust in the junior to lead an efficient attack. The 2023 season was successful, as the … more
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The 2024 Chronicle All-Area girls soccer team poses for a photo at Centralia College on Friday, Dec. 20. Top row from the left, Adna’s Lydia Tobin, Black Hills’ Ella Jarmin, Rochester’s Kailyn Black, Tumwater’s Kayla Pope, W.F. West’s Charlee Nelson and Ashlen Gruginski. Bottom row from the left, Toledo’s Peyton Holter, Centralia’s Bella Gomez and Olivia Gruginski, Onalaska’s Kaiyah Sandridge and Jaelyn Auman. Not pictured: Tumwater’s Emalyn Shaffer, W.F. West’s Elizabeth Mittge, and Emily Mallonee, Tenino’s Paisley Garcia, and Napavine’s Hannah Fay (MVP), Hayden Kaut, and Taylen Evander.
The Chronicle's 2024 All-Area Soccer Team
By The Chronicle staff Make no mistake, the 2023 Napavine soccer season was successful. The Tigers won 11 games, and they finished one win shy of a state tournament appearance. When former … more
The 2024 Chronicle All-Area Volleyball team poses for a photo at Centralia College on Friday, Dec. 20. Top row from left, Adna’s Kendall Humphrey, Gaby Guard, Danika Hallom, and MVP Karsyn Freeman, Pe Ell’s Karli Phelps and Brookelynn King. Bottom row from the left, Centralia’s McKenna Smith, Mossyrock’s Taylor Schwartz and Erin Cournyer, Tumwater’s Lalie Betschart, Tenino’s Kate Burkhardt and Onalaska’s Emalie Jacoby.
The Chronicle's 2024 All-Area Volleyball Team
By The Chronicle staff Two years ago, Karsyn Freeman and the Adna Pirates were having success separately. Freeman, then with Raymond, earned first-team All-P2BL honors as a sophomore while … 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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The referee raises Antonio Campos' hand after Campos won the 2A 120-pound state championship at the Tacoma Dome on Feb. 17.
Mat Classic Roundup: Centralia’s Campos goes out on top
Antonio Campos capped his Tiger days in perfect fashion. The Centralia senior, and state contender throughout his career, won on the state’s biggest stage Saturday evening at Mat Classic … more
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Wrestlers warmup before the start of the day at Mat Classic XXXV on Friday, Feb. 16, at the Tacoma Dome. (Joshua Hart/Freelance Photographer)
Mat Classic Roundup: Here’s who’s in the state semifinals Saturday
Mat Classic XXXV, the state wrestling championships, kicked off Friday morning in the Tacoma Dome. The double-elimination tournament continues Saturday and all wrestlers who survive to Day 2 securing … more
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The Chronicle’s 2023 All-Area Volleyball Team poses for a photo on Wednesday, Dec. 6, at Centralia College. In the front row, from left: Adna’s Karsyn Freeman and Kendall Humphrey and Napavine’s Keira O’Neill and Dakota Hamilton. in the back row, from left: Centralia’s Lauren Wasson, Black Hills’ Ashley Harris, Tumwater’s Brooklynn Hayes, Mossyrock’s Erin Cournyer and Onalaska’s Emalie Jacoby. Not pictured: Rainier’s Allyson Ooms.
The Chronicle’s 2023 All-Area Volleyball Team
For large parts of this season, things seemed to come easy for Keira O’Neill and the Napavine Tigers. With O’Neill leading the way, the Tigers lost just four regular season games … more
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Adna’s Karlee VonMoos, a league MVP in each of the three sports she played this year, smiles for a photo Tuesday evening during the “Athletes of the Year” banquet at the Jester Auto Museum. VonMoos dominated the soccer pitch, basketball court and the softball diamond en route to one of the strongest all around sports careers in Adna.
In Focus: The Chronicle Honors Athletes of the Year at Banquet
The Chronicle held its Athletes of the Year banquet on Tuesday night at Jester's Auto Museum and Events Center on Tuesday night.  It was the first time the event had been held in three … more
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