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  • WP Baseball: Trio of Experienced Pitchers Will Lead Tigers in a Highly Competitive League

    Ken Graham, The Times|Mar 19, 2015

    PRESCOTT – Waitsburg-Prescott baseball Coach Dustin Snedigar knows that if his team is successful in its league, he'll have one of the best teams in the state. "DeSales has won the last two state (2B) championships," Snedigar said. "Last year they lost to Asotin in the first round, and still went on to win it all." On top of that, the coach said that Tri-Cities Prep is much improved this year, with a left-handed pitcher that's very tough. "I think we'll be right in there," he said. With the c...

  • Leroue to Play in All State Football Game

    The Times|Mar 19, 2015

    WAITSBURG – Waitsburg High School senior Chance Leroue has been selected to play in the All State football game in Yakima on June 20. Several Waitsburg athletes have gotten to play in the event, including Zach Bartlow. The last to play in the All State game was Dalton Estes in 2013. Leroue will be selling tickets to the game as part of his fundraising efforts to offset the cost of attending. Tickets are $6 each. Those interested in tickets may call Waitsburg High School at 337-6351 and they will let Leroue know....

  • WP Track: Coach Hopes for Team Victories on Boys' Side; Adams should excel in girls' distance events

    Ken Graham, The Times|Mar 19, 2015

    WAITSBURG – Waitsburg-Prescott track coach Jeff Bartlow is enthusiastic about his boys' track team this year, and yet disappointed with the girls' turnout. "We only have four girls out, which is disappointing," he said, "but they'll get some great experience in individual events." The one veteran returning girl is sophomore distance runner Emily Adams. "Emily's been working out all winter and she's in great shape," Bartlow said. "She should do well in the 800, 1,600 and 3,200 (meters). She a...

  • 2015 Spring Sports Schedules

    The Times|Mar 12, 2015

    W/P VARSITY SOFTBALL 2015 Fri., March 13 Jamboree at Prescott 1:30 Tues, March 17 Mac-Hi (1) at Milton-Freew. 4:00 Tues., March 24 Mac-Hi (1) at Prescott 4:00 Fri., March 27 Pomeroy (1) at Pomeroy 4:00 Tues., March 31 Touchet (1) at Prescott 4:00 Sat., April 4 Asotin (2) at Asotin 11:00 Thurs.,April 16 Liberty-Spangle (2) at Spangle 2:00 Sat., April 18 DeSales (2) at Prescott 11:00 Tues., April 21 Burbank (2) at Prescott 3:00 Sat., April 25 Dayton (2) at Dayton 2:00 Tues., April 28 Riverside (1) at Boardman 4:00 Sat., May 2 TCP (2) at Prescott...

  • Dayton Cancels Baseball Season

    The Times|Mar 12, 2015

    DAYTON – On Tuesday, Dayton High School made the decision to cancel its 2015 boys’ baseball season. According to Athletic Director Heather Clarys, the difficult decision was made because too few boys turned out to field a team. According to school sources, only eight boys turned out for the first practice, including four 8th-graders. Between 12 and 14 players would be needed to keep the season going. When asked if the Dayton boys who signed up would be able to join a neighboring team, such as Waitsburg-Prescott, Superintendent Doug Johnson tha...

  • Lanning to Play in All-State Game Saturday

    The Times|Mar 12, 2015

    WAITSBURG – Waitsburg-Prescott basketball player Owen Lanning has been selected to play in the 2015 2B All State basketball game. The game will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Eastside Catholic High School in Sammamish, Wash. Lanning was selected as one of three All-League first-team players from WP this year. “Owen was a three-year All League First Team selection, three-year captain and was our 2014-15 Team MVP,” said WP basketball coach Tavis Crittenden....

  • Dayton to Field Golf Team

    The Times|Mar 12, 2015

    DAYTON – At their March 4 meeting, the Dayton School Board approved the appointment of Mike McGhan to be volunteer head high school golf coach. Dayton expects to field a team of four to five golfers this spring. A full slate of golf tournaments has been scheduled for the 2015 season, which begins Thursday with the Golfland Jamboree, hosted by Tri-Cities Prep in Pasco. Golf team members will also compete in the four-week Blue Mountain Cup series in Walla Walla and Milton Freewater, which begins March 18....

  • Dayton Girls fall to White Swan, 50-41

    Ken Graham, The Times|Mar 5, 2015

    PASCO – The Dayton girls' basketball team needed one more win to make the trip to the Hardwood Classic state finals tournament in Spokane this weekend. But in their regional game against the White Swan Cougars here Saturday, they came up short, taking a 50-41 loss, which ended their season. The Lady Bulldogs finished with a 17-5 record for the season. The Lady Bulldogs fell behind early. Against a tenacious full-court press from the outset, Dayton couldn't get its offense going. White Swan h...

  • A Day on the Slopes

    The Times|Mar 5, 2015

    On Feb. 27, 47 Waitsburg High students made the trip to Bluewood for a day of skiing and snowboarding. According to Waitsburg P.E. teacher Jeff Bartlow, this has been an annual event for nearly two decades. "We do a lot of different things here and lifetime fitness and sports is an important part of our education at WHS," Bartlow told The Times. "We want to take advantage of the close proximity of Bluewood to where we are here at Waitsburg. The idea of skiing and snowboarding and learning to do...

  • Waitsburg-Prescott Winter Atheletes are Honored

    The Times|Mar 5, 2015

    WAITSBURG – The Waitsburg High School Winter Sports Awards ceremony was held Wednesday, February 25at the Waitsburg High School Auditorium. Coach Vickie Hamann presented awards to the basketball cheerleaders, coach Lanny Adams presented wrestling awards and coaches Tavis Crittenden and J. T. Elsey presented awards for boys and girls basketball, respectively. Basketball Cheerleaders: Most Valuable Player - Timber Frohreich Most Improved – Taylor Spoonemore Wrestling: Most Improved – Devin Newman Most Inspirational – David Just Most Valuabl...

  • Supporting the Team

    Feb 26, 2015

    A group of Dayton High students cheers . . ....

  • Colfax Upends Dayton, 47-29

    Ken Graham, The Times|Feb 26, 2015

    WALLA WALLA – Cold shooting and turnovers plagued the Dayton girls' basketball team Saturday night, as they lost to Colfax here, 47-29, in the final round of the 2B District 7/9 sub-regional tournament. The Lady Bulldogs still advance to the 2B state round of 16, as #2 seed. They will play White Swan at Chiawanna High School in Pasco at 10 a.m. Saturday. Dayton and Colfax both struggled to get anything going in the first quarter Saturday, as Dayton held on to a 1-0 lead until less than four m...

  • Newman Wins 1, loses 2 at Dome

    The Times|Feb 26, 2015

    WAITSBURG – WP Heavyweight wrestler Tristan Newman got off to a great start at the 2015 State Mat Classic at the Tacoma Dome on Friday, Feb. 20, but failed to maintain enough momentum to take a spot on the podium. Newman took Marcos Perales of South Bend by pin in 1:52 on Friday afternoon, before losing to Chad Edwards of Tonasket in a close 5-4 decision on Friday night. Newman was eliminated on Saturday afternoon when he fell to Daniel Fruh of North Beach by pin in 2:11. Fruh took fourth p...

  • Hoops and Jump for Heart Brings In Big Bucks

    Dena Wood, The Times|Feb 26, 2015

    WAITSBURG – The WHS gymnasium was a happening place on Wednesday, Feb. 18 as Waitsburg elementary and middle school students jumped rope, hula hooped and shot baskets as part of a campaign to raise funds for the American Heart Association (AHA). The students easily surpassed their set goal of $3,000 and raised $3,212.57, through pledges from friends and family, to help the AHA meet their goal of building healthier lives, free of cardiovascular disease and stroke. A walk through the gym and it w...

  • Five Cardinal Gridders Receive All-State Honors

    The Times|Feb 26, 2015

    WAITSBURG – The Associated Press named its Washington All-State first and second teams in December, and four members of the Waitsburg-Prescott team made the 2B rosters. Senior wide receiver Devin Acevedo was named to the first team, which was well-deserved, according to WP football coach Jeff Bartlow. "Devin has the softest hands probably in my 16 years here," the coach said. "He was one of our best ever at catching the ball." Second-team selections included senior defensive back Talen L...

  • Dayton Girls Qualify for State

    Ken Graham, The Times|Feb 19, 2015

    SPOKANE – With cold shooting hands and facing an unfamiliar defensive scheme, the Dayton girls' basketball team fell behind quickly in their sub-regional matchup here Monday afternoon against Northwest Christian. The Lady 'Dogs trailed 13-3 at the end of the first quarter, and struggled to get anything going. With about five minutes to go in the first half, Jenna Phillips downed a three-pointer and quickly stole the ball back and drove for a short jumper to draw to within eight, 18-10. But D...

  • WP Boys Fall to Wilbur-Creston, 84-72

    Ken Graham, The Times|Feb 19, 2015

    SPOKANE – The Waitsburg-Prescott boys' basketball team's season ended Monday afternoon, after the Cardinals lost their sub-regional playoff game here to Wilbur-Creston, 84-72. A frustrating third quarter saw Wilbur-Creston score 34 points, and WP's 11-point halftime lead erased, as they were outscored in that frame, 34-14. The Cardinals trailed 59-50 after three. "We ran into a buzz saw," said WP coach Tavis Crittenden of Wilbur's third-quarter performance. "I've never been involved in a 3...

  • Newman Takes Third Trip to State Wrestling Tourney

    Dena Wood, The Times|Feb 19, 2015

    COLBERT – Waitsburg-Prescott heavyweight junior Tristan Newman is headed for his third trip to the state wrestling tournament in Tacoma after placing second at the Feb. 14 Class 1B/2B East Regional wrestling tournament here. Last year Newman placed fourth at the regional meet before taking fourth place at state. 285-pound Newman pinned Jimmy Coleman of Tonasket by pin in 1:30 in his first match, then took Mikey Hernandez of Warden by pin in 4:22 in match two. "Tristan came out being reserved i...

  • Lady Bulldogs Take League Tournament Crown

    Ken Graham, The Times|Feb 12, 2015

    WAITSBURG – The Dayton girls' basketball team held on Monday night to defeat a relentless Asotin team, 52-50. The win garnered the Lady 'Dogs the District 9 league tournament and number-one seed going into the sub-regional tournament next week. Dayton moved into Monday's winners' bracket after defeating Tri-Cities Prep in Saturday's first round, 46-37. The Bulldogs faced Asotin, after the Lady Panthers upset league champion DeSales, a team Dayton lost to twice during the regular season – the...

  • WP Wrestlers Compete at Sub-Regionals

    Dena Wood, The Times|Feb 12, 2015

    RITZVILLE – The majority of WP grapplers wrapped up their season at the Feb. 7 Sub-regional meet in Ritzville. Only heavyweight Tristan Newman advances to Regionals after cleaning house in Ritzville. A first place at the Regional meet on Feb. 14 will send Newman on his third consecutive trip to the State wrestling tournament in Tacoma on Feb. 20-21. 132 lb. Devin Newman won three of five matches in Ritzville but fell to Dane Hall of Colfax by pin in 3:12 in the final match for 5th/6th s...

  • Cardinals Head to Sub-Regionals

    Ken Graham, The Times|Feb 12, 2015

    WAITSBURG – The WP boys' basketball team advanced to the sub-regional playoffs next week by defeating Asotin Monday in the losers' bracket of the SE 2B District 9 league tournament here, 54-51. The Panthers were eliminated. Monday's game came after the Cardinals lost a heartbreaker to Tri-Cities Prep in Saturday's first tournament round, 52-51, in overtime. Thirty-three of Asotin's 51 points Monday were the result of 11 successful shots from outside the three-point line. The Panthers sank o...

  • Dayton Will Decide on Golf at Feb. 18 Meeting

    The Times|Feb 12, 2015

    DAYTON – Dayton School District is considering a revival of golf as part of the school’s athletic program. The school board will decide on the matter at its Feb. 18 meeting. A group of 18 students has expressed an interest in reviving the golf program, which was discontinued due to a lack of interest three years ago, according to Superintendent Doug Johnson. “Numbers for other spring sports may be affected by this request,” Johnson said. The board has asked Johnson to provide the most accurate count possible of students planning to play ea...

  • Lady Bulldogs Finish Season with 3 Wins

    Ken Graham, The Times|Feb 5, 2015

    DAYTON – The Dayton Girls basketball team won three games last week, beating Weston-McEwen, 50-26 on Tuesday, Walla Walla Valley Academy, 61-13 on Thursday and WP, 55-23, on Saturday. The Lady Bulldogs finished their regular season with an 17-3 record and a second place league finish. On Saturday, Dayton will play Tri-Cities Prep in the league tournament in Waitsburg. With a win, they will have a chance to avenge two regular season losses to DeSales, if the Irish win their first-round game a...

  • Cardinals Out-Duel Bulldogs, 66-32

    Dan D Onofrio, The Times|Feb 5, 2015

    WAITSBURG – The WP boys cruised to a 66-32 victory over Dayton in the regular-season-ending game for both teams Saturday in Waitsburg. With the win, the Cardinals finished in third place, with a 6-4 Southeast 2B District 9 league record (12-6 overall). They enter the league tournament here this weekend with the #3 seed. WP took advantage of 23 first-half turnovers by the Bulldogs to build a 33-13 halftime lead. The lone bright spot for Dayton was their aggressive play at the hoop, creating f...

  • Season Ends as it Began for Dayton Boys

    Dan D Onofrio, The Times|Feb 5, 2015

    DAYTON - The Dayton boys’ basketball team ended their season Saturday night against WP on the road, suffering their 20th loss of the year, 66-32, and concluding a winless season. The Bulldogs played two of their last three games at home. The stretch run started against Weston McEwen Jan. 27 in Dayton. In that game, the Bulldogs trailed by eight at the half, but went on to one of their best quarters of the year, outscoring the TigerScots 16-9, closing out the third period trailing only by one, 31-32. With 32 seconds left, the score was 39-38 T...

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