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GAME 4: No. 10 Grenadiers tough it out
Inclement weather earlier in the day delayed the start of Game 4 of the Avista NAIA World Series between seventh-seeded William Carey (Miss.) and 10th-seeded Indiana Southeast on Friday at Harris Field in Lewiston. The contest began 56 minutes late, and whether it was because of the postponed start or...
GAME 3: Poised Bulldogs return to Series in style
First, Cayle Webster gave Tennessee Wesleyan its first lead of the game with a sacrifice fly in the first inning. Then he followed it up by giving the Bulldogs their final advantage against Cumberlands with a two-RBI double in the eighth. Two years after Tennessee Wesleyan was one of the...
LCSC Men’s 4x800m Relay and Zywina Earn All-American Status at Nationals
The men’s 4x800m relay once again starred for LC State at the 2024 NAIA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships with a third-place finish in Thursday’s final. The squad captured All-American honors, along with Orofino native Sydnie Zywina. The Warriors also saw three individuals qualify for event finals on Friday.
GAME 1: No signs of Firestorm cooling off
Friday marked the first day of the 2024 Avista NAIA World Series at Harris Field. And one game in, there were already a couple of records broken. The No. 9 seed Arizona Christian Firestorm beat the No. 8 Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes 17-10 in a battle of World Series first-timers, and broke the record for the most runs scored by a team in the opening game of the Series.
Mountain Lions fall in state tournament opener
In heartbreaking fashion, The Liberty Bell High School baseball team lost to the Asotin Panthers, 2-1, in the bottom of the seventh inning Tuesday afternoon (May 14) at Wenatchee’s Recreation Park in the first round of the 2024 state 2B baseball championships. It was the fifth time since Liberty...
Patriots are back and shooting for more
As soon as the plane landed back in Kentucky after last year’s Avista NAIA World Series, Cumberlands coach Brad Shelton and his players were already thinking about how they could get back to Lewiston. The Patriots weren’t satisfied with their 0-2 result in the program’s first World Series appearance...
Coyotes finally make their Series breakthrough
After playing in an Opening Round championship series four times in the last 15 years, the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes are finally heading to Lewiston. The Coyotes just missed out on berths in the Avista NAIA World Series in 2009, 2011 and 2023, but finally broke through this spring, knocking off top-ranked LSU Shreveport 2-1 in the championship game of the Shreveport Bracket to make it to the dance. In the game, Kansas Wesleyan stifled Isaac Rohde, the NAIA’s top pitcher in ERA (1.68) and strikeouts (129).
Genesee Bulldogs softball team is feeling the joy of State glory
One week after winning a second straight Idaho Class 1A state championship, Genesee softball coach Brian Malcom is still feeling the high. “We’re still on cloud nine about that,” Malcom said. “We’re just so happy. The girls — I’ve got texts from a lot of their parents. What a great year it was for us. After the state tournament, we all went out for dinner and when we got back we had a serpentine of fire engines and ambulances waiting for us to get back and drive through town.”
Crash on Tammany Creek Rd. leaves one dead
LEWISTON, IDAHO (KLEW) — A crash on Tammany Creek Rd. has left one person dead. According to the Nez Perce County Sheriff's Office, they arrived at the scene of the crash to find a Ford Pickup truck had rolled into a field. The two occupants of the vehicle had...
LC Valley Habitat for Humanity buys Clark Communications building in Lewiston
LEWISTON, IDAHO (KLEW) — The LC Valley Habitat for Humanity has announced the purchase of the Clark Communications building in Lewiston. Habitat for Humanity says it'll benefit from the purchase of the building on 8th Ave. by reducing overall rental costs. The current location is in the basement of...
Idaho schools join forces to combat child hunger with free summer meal program
LEWISTON, ID - Across Idaho over 40,000 children are considered food insecure. To stop this number from growing, the USDA and the Idaho Department of Education serve healthy meals and snacks during the summer, so kids do not face hunger. " Hunger does not take a summer vacation," Idaho Department...
LCSC's Brooke Henze is stepping down soon -- but there's not much time for reflection
For Lewis-Clark State athletic director Brooke Henze, the 2024 Avista NAIA World Series is going to be a combination of firsts and lasts. It’ll be the first World Series since her freshman season as a member of the LCSC women’s basketball team that her school’s baseball squad won’t be in the 10-team field. It’ll be the first time during her seven-year stint as AD that she’ll have to organize a Series that won’t have the Warriors in it.
LCAS Seeks Furever Home for Kaya
LEWISTON - The Lewis Clark Animal Shelter (LCAS) is dedicated to finding a furever home for Kaya, their cherished shelter queen. LCAS remains unwavering in their commitment to finding Kaya her perfect match, no matter how long it takes. Kaya, an affectionate 8-year-old canine, began her journey in the Seattle...
LCSC Announces Spring Semester Honor Roll
LEWISTON - A total of 836 students made Lewis-Clark State College’s honor roll for the 2024 spring semester, college officials have announced. To qualify for the President's List students must have a 3.75 grade point average or higher for the semester and take at least 12 graded credits in 100 level classes or above. The Dean's List uses the same requirements but students must have a GPA between 3.25 and 3.749. Pass/fail classes do not count as graded credits.
Lewiston High's athletic signing day: 13 athletes commit to college sports programs
LEWISTON, ID- Thirteen Lewiston High School athletes signed their letters of intent to play at the next level. Friends, family, and teammates all gathered to celebrate the seniors moving on in their athletic careers. One by one, each athlete was recognized: Drew Hottinger will play basketball at Walla Walla Community...
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