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COLFAX — A Reardan boy set the pace Tuesday, Oct. 1, for a league cross country meet at the Colfax Country Club. Senior Gabe Branstetter of Reardan won the boys 5,000-meter by a half-second. He outpaced Garfield-Palouse senior Brendan Snekvik, who was second in 17:01.80. Snekvik’s twin, senior Kieran Snekvik, was third in a time of 17:21.60. Reardan senior Jakari Singleton was fourth overall with a time of 17:43.20. As a team, Reardan finished third with 68 team points; Garfield-Palouse won with a team low score of 42. Fre...
DAVENPORT – After defeating Colfax and Northwest Christian at the Sheridan Welch Crossover Classic over the weekend, the Gorillas' volleyball team made quick work of St. George's Tuesday, Oct. 1, winning the match 25-17, 25-18, 25-10. Astraya Sosa and Faith Bell fueled the Dragons' offense with 27 assists to heavy-hitters Chloe Hammond, Selah Hupp and Naomi Rainwater who had 12, seven and five kills, respectively. Tatum Hupp and Selah Hupp anchored the Gorillas' defense w...
CHEWELAH — The Davenport boys finished fifth as a team in a Northeast 1B/2B league meet at 49 Degrees Mountain Resort. The Gorilla boys had 136 team points; Jenkins (Chewelah) won with a team low score of 32, followed by Valley Christian with 75, Chesterton Academy of Notre Dame with 91 and Northwest Christian Colbert with 121. Davenport’s fastest runners finished 27th, 28th, 29th and 31st in the 5,000-meter race. Senior Tommy Furman was 27th with a time of 21:50.90, followed by junior Kyler Davenport with a time of 21:...
RITZVILLE – After scoring seven touchdowns in the first three games of the season, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague senior running back Brody Boness rushed for five more Friday, Sept. 27 in the Broncos' 34-13 win over Reardan. Boness showed his strength on the Broncos' first possession of the game when he took the handoff up the middle, shook several tackles and rambled 18 yards into the end zone for the first Lind/Ritzville/Sprague/Washtucna touchdown. On the Screaming Eagles' e...
REARDAN – The Screaming Eagles’ soccer team scored early and often in their 10-1 shellacking of Kettle Falls Thursday, Sept. 26. Noelle Raczykowski led Reardan’s attack with four goals. MacKenzie Bjornberg and Kylie Alsept each scored two goals and Carmella Oxstin and Elise Cox scored one apiece. Reardan head coach Richard Breedlove said he pulled Raczykowski from the game with 24 minutes left to allow other players the opportunity to gain experience. He was pleased with what he saw. “They came together and passed the bal...
REARDAN – After losing their first match of the season, the Screaming Eagles have reeled off seven straight wins to remain undefeated in 2B district play. Enthusiasm and hustle were the difference makers in their 3-1 win over Newport on Thursday, Sept. 26. In the first set, the teams traded points and were tied at eight apiece until front-row sophomores Kaylynn Clouse and Emersen Sprecher took control of the net. Reardan outscored the Grizzlies 17-8 down the stretch to win 25-...
DAVENPORT – Glenna Soliday, Charlotte Soliday, Kenley Hille and Hayley Suttenfield each scored goals in the Gorillas 6-0 win over rival Reardan in a soccer matchup Tuesday, Sept. 24. Because of Davenport's relentless attack on offense, the first half was played in front of the Screaming Eagles' goal. Junior Glenna Soliday kicked off the scoring five minutes into the game when she rifled a shot at the Reardan goalkeeper. The ball hit the goalie's hands and dribbled across t...
MEDICAL LAKE - The Cardinals got a pair of touchdown passes from Aiden Suddeth and used a 14-point third quarter to pull away from Davenport, 36-16, on Sept. 21. Suddeth connected with Dakotah Phillips for an 80-yard scoring play in the first quarter and Cruz Gomez followed with a 36-yard run in the second quarter to stake the Cardinals (1-2) to a 14-6 lead at the break. After the Gorillas (0-3) took a 16-14 lead early in the third quarter, touchdowns from Cylas Puzycki, a...
REARDAN – Injuries took a toll on the Screaming Eagles as they lost to Jenkins (Chewelah) 31-18 in their matchup Friday, Sept. 20. For three quarters, the Reardan offense moved the ball behind the running of Zander Thornton and Blake Wynecoop and the passing of quarterback Rysen Soliday, who tossed touchdown passes to Hunter Flaa and Shane Book. "We played well for three quarters," Reardan head football coach Matt Clouse said, "but after suffering key injuries in the fourth q...
MEDICAL LAKE — The Bulls Eye Hunter’s Buckout rodeo series gets underway this Saturday at the Bar N Rodeo Arena. The action begins at 7 p.m. at the 25421 W. Hallett Road arena. This is the first event in a six-part buckle series, which will run monthly throughout the fall and winter, offering opportunities for both kids and adults to compete. Bar N Rodeo Chairman Val Nussbaumer said the event will feature traditional rodeo competitions such as bull riding, steer dogging, chute dogging, bronc riding and more. Children wil...
ODESSA - The community celebrated the Odessa Tigers on Friday night, as the local boys overpowered the visiting Waterville-Mansfield Shockers, 68-14, during the Sausage Bowl. With Odessa leading 34-6 at halftime, students took to the field for the Chicken Dance, a tradition at both the game and downtown when Deutchesfest is celebrated. The Shockers (1-2) opened the scoring on their first possession of the game, putting 6 points on the board on a Max Murison off-guard run with...
SPOKANE - Gorilla seniors finished eighth in team scoring at the Highlander Invitational at Shadle Park High School on Saturday, Sept. 14. In the senior boys 2.5-mile race, Davenport finished with 97 team points en route to eighth place. Lincoln County rival, Reardan High School, finished 15th with 127 points. Walla Walla won the senior title with a low 18 points. Senior Tommy Furman paced the Gorilla seniors with a time of 14:25.10, finishing 19th out of more than 100...
DAVENPORT - The Gorillas made their return to 11-man football Saturday, Sept. 14, on their home field. But the visiting Tonasket Tigers reminded them how different the game is from 8-mail ball. The Tigers won the 2B matchup, 38-26. The first half of the game was a back-and forth battle, with the Gorillas taking the ball down the field and scoring on their first drive, with a pass from quarterback Bennett Wagner to wide receiver Joel Odenrider. The conversion failed and the...
J.C. Merriot, of Reardan, rides a bull named Hot Head during the Palouse Empire Fair PRCA rodeo on Thursday, Sept. 5, outside of Colfax. Merriot got a score of 76.5 for the ride. It was his second rodeo win in two weeks. For the Ritzville Rodeo, see Page 10....
REARDAN - Virginia Henderson, Gene Smith, Joe Mann and the school's 1966 basketball team were the first inductees into Reardan High School's Wall of Fame in a halftime ceremony at the Screaming Eagles game against Brewster, Friday, Sept 6. The selections were based on those who have shown exceptional commitment and service to the school through individual achievements, team successes or long-term dedication, while having had a positive impact on the school and the community....
FORT SPOKANE — The state and two American Indian tribes will be stringing setlines on the waters of Lake Roosevelt later as part of a study of juvenile white Sturgeon above Grand Couldd Dam. Beginning Sept. 30, four boats will be used to string 600-foot setlines between buoys on Lake Roosevelt. Setlines are long fishing lines with multiple hooks. Officials expect to deploy 10 setlines daily from Sept. 30 and to Oct. 4. The lines will be left overnight and state and tribal fisheries employees will collect them the next day, a...
REARDAN – Some losses are harder to take than others. Last season, Brewster ended the Screaming Eagles football season with a 14-13 win in the state playoffs. The two teams met again Friday, Sept. 6 to open the 2024 season. The fired-up Screaming Eagles squad overpowered the visiting Bears, winning the game 39-14. Reardan showed its offensive prowess on its first play from scrimmage when junior running back Blake Wynecoop took a pitch from senior quarterback Rysen Soliday a...
The Odessa Tigers boys football team opened the season at home with a 78-6 shellacking of the Columbia (Hunters) Lions. Pictured seniors Sean DeVore (No. 22) and Tucker Walter (No. 32) corral the Lions quarterback. This week, Odessa (1-0)travels to Oroville to take on the Hornets. The game will be the season-opener for Oroville....
MOSES LAKE — The Odessa Tigers girls volleyball team got off to a difficult start to the 2024 season Tuesday, Sept. 10. The local girls lost 3-1 on the road at Moses Lake Christian Academy. Makenzie Lutz had 6 kills for Odessa and Jordyn Lewis added 10 assists. Hadyn Reynolds had 8 digs in the loss. The Tigers (0-1) were slated to host Valley Christian (1-0) in their home volleyball opener on Thursday night, Sept. 12. Valley Christian was coming into the game with a 3-0 sweep of Cusick on Tuesday, Sept. 10. The Record-Times w...
RITZVILLE — J.C. Merriott of Reardan was the only rider to complete a qualified bull ride during the Aug. 30 and 31 Ritzville Rodeo. As a result, he took home $1,250 in prize money from the 54th annual event. That was the most money paid out in a single event at the rodeo. Here are the official results: Bareback — Payton Robinson, $850. Saddle Bronc — Bodee Gudmunson, $750. Bulls — J.C. Merriott. $1,250. Open Breakaway Roping — 1. Joselyn Arnold, $798; 2. Kiley Streeter, $660; 3. Maddie Baumberger, $523; 4. Kassidy Bremner, $...
DAVENPORT — Here are the winning results of the Lincoln County Rodeo on Aug. 22-23: Mutton Bustin’ — 1. Michael Strited, 86; 2. Josie Brewer, 85; and 3. Winter Halverson, 82. Saddle Bronc — No qualified rides. Bareback — 1. Peyton Robinson, 78; 2. Carter Dickhaus, 69; and 3. Mikey Boldt, 68. Ranch Bronc — 1. Ryan Anderson, 77; 2. John Mendez, 75; and 3. Dillon Zieske, 74. Breakaway — 1. Lacy Leach, 3.65; 2. Anna Wilson, 3.85; 3. Jamiee Parvin, 3.87; 4. Emma Wilson, 4.02; 5. Lacy Gray, 4.04; and 6. Jaimie Mayberry, 5.2...
