The Battle Ground Tigers varsity baseball team celebrated senior day on the road at Heritage High School and its synthetic turf field against the Prairie Falcons. The turf field allowed the two …
The North Thurston High School girl’s and boy’s wrestling team competed against the joint team from Timberline Thursday, January 26, 2024, in Lacey for a WIAA 3A South Sound Conference wrestling match.
Lacey 3A high schools North Thurston and River Ridge met in a 3A South Sound Conference swim meet Thursday, September 21 at North Thurston High School’s pool with the Ram ladies triumphing 89-78.
The Timberline High School girls Fastpitch team finished the season 15-9 gaining a state birth after beating Auburn Riverside in the losers bracket at Districts.
High school leagues around state make own plans to return to play
Greater St. Helens leagues working on own plans this week By Tim Martinez, Columbian Assistant Sports Editor
Published: January 13, 2021, 9:03pm
Share: Olympia s Ethan Gahm fouls Union s Tanner Toolson on a fastbreak in a 4A State quarterfinal on Thursday at the Tacoma Dome. (Joshua Hart/The Columbian)
When it comes to playing high school sports this year, it appears that it might be every league or region for itself.
Last week, the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association announced that its athletic calendar would resume Feb. 1 with traditional fall sports.
However, the WIAA also said that while its season schedule was made in order to provide possible regional culminating events, it is allowing individual leagues and districts to come up with their own plans that best fit their communities.