HS Seniors: Brace yourself for your season of lasts. Last bus rides. Last big rivalry games. Last home game. Last year of laughter, tears, cheering & memories of competing & winning & losing with this group of teammates. It will never be exactly the same. Enjoy every last moment!

Reardan sweeps the match. Wins final set 25-21.

Be great without being high maintenance. Show up on time, wear the right stuff, be coachable, support your teammates & give 100% every time you practice/play. High maintenance is hard. Coaches love low maintenance players who buy into the process. You’re what makes coaching fun!

I just saw an 8th grade kid dunk, so that’s something new. Glad my son pulled up. Didn’t need him on a poster 😬

"A really good player doesn't turn the ball over unless they're lazy or making bad decisions. But when you have the ball, you have to be responsible for the whole team." Coach Cronin, on turning the ball over

Colfax seals the deal with a 64-52 win. Jenkin leads scoring with 15 points.

To get to the Arena in March, teams will need to need to conquer Districts, District Crossovers and Regionals. Insert a niche reference to the "Community" episode parodying "Glee" here.

Blaze Underhill with 3 to win it at the buzzer 60-58!

Coach Wood drawing up the game winning shot!

The President of the Brent Woods Fan Club

No one can make you get better. Don’t rely on a coach, trainer, teammate or parent for improvement. If you do, you’ll never succeed. Look at your work ethic, habits & routines. To see measurable gains, apply what you know & implement it daily. You must be accountable to yourself!

That’s big! Jon is pursuing his dream! All love for you! Keep up the great work

Singleton ended the game with 24 points and 18 rebounds.

Reardan wins 61-44. Soliday leads all scorers with 26 points.

Davenport’s Tennessee Rainwater wins NE2B North MVP, while head coach Matt Henry wins Coach of the Year. Brenick Soliday of Davenport and Jakari Singleton of Reardan make First-Team, while Davenport’s Cash Colbert and Reardan’s Rysen Soliday and Logan Flaa named Second-Team.

Halftime: Reardan 26, Colfax 12. Logan Flaa hits four second quarter threes to generate the Screaming Eagle offense and Reardan turns in a dominant first half performance defensively.

Final: Reardan gets it done, 57-46 over Colfax. Screaming Eagles head to District 6/7 Crossover, Bulldogs go home.

Drew Lawson Was Colfax dealing with injuries this last week? They seemed like a guarantee a few weeks ago to make it to state and now they’re going home along with the defending state champs.

District 6/7 2B boys crossover matchups: Davenport vs. Tonasket Northwest Christian vs. Liberty Bell Lind-Ritzville/Sprague vs. Okanogan St. George's vs. Brewster Reardan vs. Lake Roosevelt

FINAL: Lake Roosevelt 57, Reardan 41. Raiders punch their ticket to state. Boys District 6/7 Crossover goes all chalk.