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Assistant Sports Editor
Adam Thaler
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athaler@theolympian.com
Sports Reporter
Meg Wochnick
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mwochnick@theolympian.com
TENINO – The night belonged to five seniors on the Tenino girls basketball team.
Jordan Thompson had plenty of good reasons to play college football for the Eagles.
Sometimes putting together a lengthy winning streak doesn’t truly reveal how good a team is.
For Zach Banner, the feeling of where he should play college football hit him a few days ago and finally sunk in before he fell asleep Sunday evening.
Zach Banner’s mind is made up.
Based on overall record, the North Thurston Rams would be the frontrunner to win the Evergreen conference title and claim the top northern-tier seed in the Class 2A District IV boys basketball tournament.
TUMWATER – Just about everything went Brad Wallace’s way Friday night against Black Hills.
YELM – It’s hard to imagine a better start to a high school wrestling career than what Yelm’s Darren Harris has accomplished.
If Jon Kitna’s vision is fulfilled, Lincoln High School – and Tacoma, too – will experience success that goes far beyond the football field.
It would have been an athletic play even if the ball hadn’t gone through the net.
Almost three dozen state senators don’t want to see student athletes penalized for mistakes made by adults.
Catie Mets led all scorers with 16 points, and the Rams used a hot-shooting first half to notch their ninth consecutive victory with a convincing 57-35 decision over visiting Centralia.
Lincoln High alum Jon Kitna returned to his alma mater Monday, starting a part-time teaching position.