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The Napavine girls basketball team was in a tight contest at halftime in Montesano on Tuesday, but the Tigers came out the locker room firing to pull away for a 65-46 victory.
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By The Chronicle staff
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1/14/25
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Make it nine league wins in a row for the Adna boys basketball team, which defeated Winlock 66-44 on Tuesday to remain undefeated in league play and atop the C2BL standings.
The Pirates slowly …
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1/14/25
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The W.F. West bowling team returned from a three-week layoff on Tuesday, and the Bearcats came away with a 2,082-1,805 win over Shelton, their ninth-straight league win.
The Bearcats were led by …
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1/14/25
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The W.F. West boys basketball team snapped its three-game losing streak on Tuesday, beating Aberdeen 81-60 at home for its first league win of the season.
It was just a two-point game after one, …
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1/14/25
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The Napavine boys basketball team defeated Onalaska for the second time on Tuesday, sweeping the season series with a 79-59 win.
The Tigers started hot for the second night in a row, scoring 25 …
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1/14/25
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Against one of its closest rivals and former league foe, the Rochester High School boys basketball team picked up win No. 1 on the season with a 58-47 triumph over the Tigers on Monday night.
It …
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1/14/25
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The Onalaska girls trailed by 16 at halftime against Raymond-South Bend on Monday, but the Loggers stormed back to win 56-48.
After allowing 37 points in the first half, the Loggers allowed just …
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1/14/25
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The Oakville boys basketball team won its first league of the season on Monday, taking down the Washington School for the Deaf 71-29 at home.
The Acorns stormed out to a 14-point lead after one, …
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1/14/25
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The Napavine boys basketball team bounced back from its first league loss on Monday, taking down Coupeville 76-52 in a non-league matchup.
The Tigers raced out to a 20-point lead in the first …
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1/14/25
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There’s a recurring theme when the Toledo High School girls basketball team takes the court.
Even with a deficiency in the height department and just one senior on the roster, the …
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By Zach Martin / zach@chronline.com
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1/13/25
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The sports crew (Dylan, Kody, Zach and Aaron) break down Zach’s paternity leave, the current state of prep basketball, the Pe Ell girls’ so-far-undefeated season, a bunch of career …
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1/13/25
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Toledo Indian Basketball Alumni held the 19th annual alumni games on Saturday at Toledo High School.
The fundraiser included four games, including an “Old Guys” game, a girls …
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1/13/25
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The Pe Ell wrestling team headed south to Astoria, Oregon on Saturday, and the Trojans finished sixth out of 19 teams at the Knappa Winter Bash.
Ethen Noble led the way by winning at 175, going …
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1/13/25
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The W.F. West girls wrestling team had seven wrestlers advance to the second day at the Braided 64 Tournament, the largest high school female wrestling tournament in the country.
Over 100 teams …
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1/12/25
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The Rochester bowling team had an excellent game in their makeup game against Aberdeen on Friday, scoring 2,151 pins in the win.
The Warriors now sit at second place in the league.
Kailyn …
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1/12/25
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Onalaska and Raymond-South Bend met for the second Saturday in a row, and the Loggers came away with another victory by defeating the Ravens 79-67.
The Onalaska offense was consistent …
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1/12/25
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It’s three wins in a row for the Tumwater boys basketball team, which took down Washington 72-65 on Saturday afternoon.
The Thunderbirds built a 12-point lead in the first half, and they …
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1/12/25
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The Black Hills girls basketball team earned its first win in nearly a month on Saturday, overcoming a fourth-quarter deficit to beat Eatonville 52-48.
The first three quarters were …
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1/12/25
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