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Kawehi Borden and Sumner girls are coming off a 73-42 win over Bethel.

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Sumner jumped to No. 2 with a win over Bethel; Davis stayed at No. 1 for the second week

Mead forward Addison Wells-Morrison, the daughter of Gonzaga great Adam Morrison, gives an oral commitment to play at Idaho.

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Class-of-26 standout won't be staying in Spokane like her father did, but she won't be too far away in Big Sky Conference

Tualatin freshman Love Lei Best is one of 52 basketball players selected for the USA Basketball Women's U16 National Team trials next week in Colorado.

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Freshmen Jayla Lackey of Benson and Amy Nduka of Eastside Catholic also headed to Colorado Springs for national team camp

Joe Marsh, who led Arlington girls basketball since 2011, and was recently inducted into the WSGBCA hall of fame, died May 7 after a five-year battle with cancer.

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Joe Marsh's passion and fight for girls basketball at Arlington High School was unmatched in strength - so much that he took terminal cancer to double overtime

After guiding Lakeside of Seattle girls basketball into the Class 3A championship game in March, Mia Augustavo-Fisher is leaving to take the head job at Bishop Blanchet.

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Coach who led Lions to 3A championship game in March is leaving for head job at Bishop Blanchet and its deep family roots

Tri-Cities-based Matt Evans (Evans Rankings) has been building predictive spreadsheets in sports since 1999 - and publishing WIAA sports rankings for more than a decade.

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Tri-Cities native is founder of 'Evans Rankings,' which is a tool now in WIAA state-playoff selection committee discussions

TCU guard and Cashmere product Hailey Van Lith, 10, goes in the first round of the WNBA Draft on Monday to Chicago.

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Van Lith, the state's all-time leading WIAA scorer out of Cashmere High School, goes No. 11 overall Monday in the WNBA Draft

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Andersen rocks Team Washington for one of best games in tournament history - 40 points - in 116-88 victory

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Both senior all-star games were held Sunday at the Cascade Campus of Portland Community College

Amy Nduka and Eastside Catholic rallied past Garfield to win 3A Metro girls tournament title.

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Group is led by national recruit Amy Nduka, the talented post player from Eastside Catholic

Houston Cougars basketball coach Kelvin Sampson reacts after cutting the net for the Midwest Regional final of the 2025 NCAA tournament at Lucas Oil Stadium.

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Half of them are members of the SEC champion Florida Gators, including one ex-Issaquah track runner

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Girls team features 7 Division I signees; boys led by three players from 6A state champion Barlow

Cheyenne Hull and Davis of Yakima won the WIAA Class 4A girls basketball championship in 2024-25.

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Nikki Nelson, who took over at Northwest Christian of Colbert just weeks before season, is all-state coach of the year

Central Valley's Brynn McGaughy was named Gatorade player of the year as well as being a McDonald's All-American in 2024-25.

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The 6-foot-3 Central Valley standout was already state's lone McDonald's All-American selection in 2024-25

Davis of Yakima finishes as SBLive WA's No. 1 girls basketball team in 2024-25, regardless of clssification.

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Just like they began in December, the Davis of Yakima Pirates finish the season atop the heap after dominant run through 4A tournament in Tacoma

North Thurston's Soraya Ogaldez, 3, will play in this weekend's WSGBCA all-state game at King's High School.

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Three afternoon games will be held Saturday at King's High School

Neah Bay's Qwaapeys Greene voted SBLive WA athlete of week for March 3-March 8.

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Congratulations to the Lady Reds' forward for being voted SBLive’s Washington High School Athlete of the Week for March 3-March 8

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Read through the nominees and cast your vote now!

Crew Pariera and No. 1 Columbia of Burbank won the Class 2B boys basketball title Saturday over Freeman.

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Columbia of Burbank boys grab elusive 2B title; Northwest Christian girls (2B), Lummi boys (1B) and Neah Bay girls (1B) all win WIAA championships

Cheyenne Hull and Davis of Yakima girls won the Class 4A championship Saturday in Tacoma.

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Hull, a sophomore, tallies 26 points, including five 3-pointers, to run by Sumner in the Tacoma Dome

Cheyenne Hull scored 26 points in leading Davis of Yakima to the Class 4A girls championship over Sumner on Saturday.

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Puyallup's Drew Jones, who carried his team to WIAA championship game, voted boys tournament MVP

Jaylen Petty,, of Rainier Beach, was named MVP of the Class 3A boys basketball tournament.

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Central Valley's Brynn McGaughy, a McDonald's All-American who is headed to UW, was voted top player in the girls tournament

Eden Sander and Central Valley girls held off Lakeside of Seattle for WIAA Class 3A girls basketball title Saturday.

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McGaughy a Washington Huskies signee, gives Bears lead for good in tight fourth quarter with Lakeside of Seattle

Dilynn Johnson and Bellevue girls playing for fourth place on Saturday against Kennewick.

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Three state-placing games for each classification being held on the west court Saturday in the Tacoma Dome. High School On SI Washington will keep you updated