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Southridge earns first MCC title in 18 years ahead of district playoffs
KENNEWICK, WA. — Southridge leaned on its running game to win its first MCC championship in 18 years and now moves into the district playoffs with a home game set for Friday night. The Suns capped a season years in the making for a senior group that had stayed...
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The Hunt Is On: Wa-Hi Playoffs Begin!
According to Wa-Hi Athletic Director Chris Ferenz, several Blue Devil athletic teams are preparing to begin postseason competition, with playoff matchups and schedules now taking shape. Last week was action packed with post season action taking place as well as being decided in many of our Fall sports. The girls...
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Promising Dust Devils player making progress after devastating crash, but he needs help
Rio Foster, the promising young Tri-Cities Dust Devils player who was catastrophically injured by a drunk driver a little over a year ago, is making slow progress as he adapts to his “new body.” Foster’s mother, Iris Cleveland, offered an update in a new post to a GoFundMe campaign launched to help with medical and other expenses. The campaign has raised nearly $90,500 toward its $100,000 goal. Cleveland wrote that her son’s cognitive development is improving and he is better able to focus and communicate. The post indicates he needs a standing frame and other equipment to help with mobility. “I am grateful for all the support that has been provided,” Cleveland wrote. Foster was thrown from a Mercedes when it crashed at Van Giesen Street and Thayer Drive on Sept. 5, 2025. Police believe he was riding in the passenger seat when the driver lost control at a roundabout while speeding to a party at 2 a.m. Ashante Sanders-Jackson, 23, was sentenced to two years in prison for drunk driving after her blood alcohol level measured 0.22, nearly three times the legal limit. Foster, who was initially taken to Kadlec Regional Medical Center, suffered a traumatic brain injury, skull
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Southridge claims first MCC football title since 2008
Southridge’s defense delivered the opportunity. Tayton Jackman delivered the championship. Trailing Kennewick 16-14 late in the fourth quarter Thursday night, the Suns recovered a Lions fumble to give their offense another chance. Jackman responded with an 88-yard touchdown run with 2:40 remaining, lifting Southridge to a dramatic 21-16 victory over its crosstown rival at Neil F. Lampson Stadium and securing the Mid-Columbia Conference Class 3A football championship. The victory gave Southridge its first MCC football title since 2008, ending an 18-year championship drought. The Suns’ defense then stopped Kennewick’s final possession, forcing a turnover on downs before Southridge ran out the clock. Southridge finished the regular season 8-1 overall and 7-0 in conference play, winning eight consecutive games after its only loss of the season. For Southridge coach Matt Johnson, the championship represented more than another victory. “We know how big this game is,” Johnson said after the win. “You know, Kennewick and Southridge, it’s a huge rivalry.” Johnson said his team had struggled against Kennewick in recent seasons, making Thursday’s victory particularly meaningful. “We faced a lot of adversity, and with changing the game to Thursday, doing all this stuff, and our kids just bounced back, man,” Johnson said.
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Columbia-Hunters vs Cusick | High School Football Highlights 10/30/26
CUSICK, Wash. — Cusick closed out the regular season undefeated in league play Friday night, rolling past Columbia 66-26 in a foggy matchup at home. The Panthers finished 7-0 in league games and now turn their attention to the postseason. Columbia got on the scoreboard first in the highlights...
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Minton named ‘Best in the Northwest’ by Big 4 Rodeo Association
PENDLETON – Brushton Minton has won the Big 4 Rodeo Association’s “Best in the Northwest” title, compiling the most points across the Horse Heaven Round-Up in Kennewick, Walla Walla Frontier Days, Lewiston Roundup and Pendleton Round-Up. Minton, 28, of Wittier Springs, California competed in tie-down roping at all four of those events. He won in Walla Walla and took fifth in Lewiston, he did not place or win any money in Pendleton or Kennewick.
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Boys Soccer: Fedotov’s overtime goal gives Grandview 2-1 upset of Legacy in 5A opening round
WESTMINSTER | The Grandview boys soccer team contributed significantly to an upset-filled opening round of the Class 5A state playoffs Wednesday night. The 22nd-seeded Wolves were one of four teams seeded No. 19 and below in the 32-team field that knocked off higher seeded opponents, as they took down 11th-seeded Legacy 2-1 in overtime at the North Stadium.