WATERVILLE — The WIAA (Washington Interscholastic Activities Association) issued new guidelines for a return to athletics and activities on Oct. 6 in compliance with Governor Jay Inslee’s newest decree.
The Lady Shockers’ season came to an end Saturday with a 45-40 loss to Northwest Christian out of Spokane County.
The pressure is on for the Lady Shockers as they head to regionals Saturday at Wenatchee High School.
In a physical matchup Saturday against the Lake Roosevelt Raiders, the Lady Shockers came out with a 57-36 victory.
Senior cheerleaders and basketball players were honored Friday as Waterville-Mansfield took on Bridgeport. Parents, siblings and grandparents were there to show support.
The Lady Shockers sealed the top spot in the league this past weekend, emerging with a record of 15-1 in the league and 17-3 overall.
The Lady Shockers continued their winning streak Friday and Saturday, defeating both the Tonasket Tigers and the Oroville Hornets.
Waterville kids have a special chance to build their basketball skills over the next few months. JD Taylor of Elite Hoop Effects in Wenatchee will be offering training on Fridays at the Waterville School gym.
An easy defeat of the Manson Trojans Saturday put the Lady Shockers at 11-1 in regular season play.
The Lady Shockers are now 10-1 in league play, having sealed the top spot Friday at Liberty Bell.
Two away games and a home game led to several losses, but a couple of victories, last week for the Waterville-Mansfield Shockers.
The Shockers returned to league play this past weekend after the holiday break.
The Lady Shockers varsity team traveled to Colton last week for their holiday tournament, but lost both games.
The Waterville-Mansfield boys varsity basketball team came out on top Friday with its first win of the season, hosting the Soap Lake Eagles.
Along with Brewster and Lake Roosevelt, Liberty Bell is proving to be one of Water-Mansfield's most difficult league competitors again this basketball season.
Weekend games at Cascade and Manson were easy wins for the girls’ varsity and junior varsity teams, but proved a challenge for the boys’ teams.
The Waterville-Mansfield Lady Shockers varsity basketball team dominated Pateros and Brewster in its first two games of the season.
This fall has shown mixed fortunes for the Waterville and Mansfield Shockers football team and the Lady Shockers volleyball team.
WATERVILLE — The Waterville-Mansfield Lady Shockers volleyball team hosted the Lake Roosevelt Lady Raiders Sept. 19.
WATERVILLE — The Waterville-Mansfield Shockers fell 32-6 to the Liberty Bell Mountain Lions in the Shockers' Sept. 13 Homecoming football game.
The fall season is underway for the Waterville/Mansfield Shocker football and volleyball teams.
Waterville's H2O swim team welcomed Quincy's swim team in a meet July 18.
Waterville’s H2O swim team hosted its first swim meet of the season on July 11 against the Wenatchee Racquet & Athletic Club.
The season has began for Waterville's H2O swim team.
The Crimson Awards, honoring Waterville/Mansfield Shocker athletes for the 2018-2019 school year, was held May 30 at the NCW Fairgrounds Community Center.
The Waterville-Mansfield baseball team honored their seniors on April 29 before their game with Lake Roosevelt. The six seniors were recognized for their contributions to their team and shared their plans for the future.
The Waterville/Mansfield Shocker softball team played in the District 5/6 2B Regional Tournament on May 18 at Paul Lauzier Athletic Complex in Moses Lake.
WATERVILLE — The Crimson Awards, honoring Waterville/Mansfield Shocker athletes for the 2018-2019 school year, will be held at 6 p.m. May 30 at the NCW Fairgrounds. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. There is no cost to attend. Dinner tickets are available for $10 with a menu of baked penne pasta with …
The Waterville/Mansfield Shocker girls advanced in postseason play at the CW2B League Tournament at Lake Roosevelt on May 14.
WATERVILLE — The Crimson Awards, honoring Waterville/Mansfield Shocker athletes for the 2018-2019 school year, will be held at 6 p.m. May 30 at the NCW Fairgrounds. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
The Waterville/Mansfield Shocker girls advanced in postseason play at the CW2B League Tournament at Lake Roosevelt on May 14.
Waterville/Mansfield's boys played Manson and Bridgeport, and the girls played Manson in CW2BL play.
The Waterville/Mansfield Shockers baseball and softball teams braved a cold afternoon — with rain, sleet and hail — on April 29 against the Lake Roosevelt Raiders.
The Waterville/Mansfield Shockers took to the road Oct. 26 to play the Almira-Coulee-Hartline Warriors. The Warriors came out on top 60-6.
The Waterville/Mansfield volleyball teams took on the Tonasket Tigers at home on Oct. 2.
The Waterville/Mansfield volleyball team had losses on the road in recent CW2B League games with Manson and Brewster.
The Waterville/Mansfield football team played hard against a strong undefeated Bridgeport team on Sept. 21. The Mustangs were victorious 32-0.
The Waterville/Mansfield Shockers football team traveled to Odessa on Sept. 14 to take on the Odessa-Harrington Titans with the home team winning 83-0.
By James Robinson Empire Press Correspondent Waterville/Mansfield’s volleyball teams lost their matches on the road with Lake Roosevelt on Sept. 13. The Shocker junior varsity team lost their match 2-1. Set scores were 25-16, 26-24, 12-25. JV matches are decided by the best of three sets. Th…
The first matches of the Waterville/Mansfield volleyball season were at home on Sept. 11 against Bridgeport. The Shocker junior varsity lost 1-2, and the varsity team won 3-1.
The 6th Annual Crimson Sports Awards for the Waterville/Mansfield high school sports program was held May 22. Coaches of the various sports presented varsity letters and awards to the student athletes.
The Waterville Shockers track and field participated in district competition May 18.
The Waterville-Mansfield boys district playoff on May 5 Pit the Shockers first against Tri-Cities Prep with the game ending 15-1 in Tri-Cities favor.
The lady Shockers went head to head with the Tonasket Tigers on May 5th but suffered a loss of 13-3, ending the season for the lady Shockers.
Play at 1st base Codee Fry, Alyssa Hanson-shortstop, Mackenna Gurnard-secondbase. (Empire Press photos/ James Robinson) By James Robinson Empire Press Correspondent The Lady Shockers got off to a great start in the first few innings of the first game against the Tonasket Tigers on April 30…
By James Robinson Empire Press Correspondent The first game of the afternoon on April 30 saw the Waterville/Mansfield Shockers not able to score in a?double header against the Tonasket Tigers. Final score Favored the Tonasket Tigers 4-0. Pitching for the Shockers was Will Osborne The second …
On April 24 the Shockers went the full seven innings against the Lady Raiders. The score was tied 5-5 going into the bottom of the seventh inning.
The visiting Waterville-Mansfield softball team on April 26 got a pair of wins against Central Washington 1B League counterparts Pateros near the mouth of the Methow. The Shockers won the first game 14-8 and the second game 13-12. Both games were high scoring and relatively close – both cont…
The Waterville/Mansfield Shockers boys’ baseball team lost both games in a double header with the Liberty Bell Mountain Lions on April 21. The Mountain Lions won the first game 13-4. In spite of the loss, Shocker pitcher Tristen Marden threw nine strikeouts and Jacob Stibal hit a solo home r…
The Shocker boys’ baseball team hosted the Lake Roosevelt Raiders on April 24. The Shockers started with a strong first inning but the Raiders came back with several good innings of their own. Going into the seventh inning the score was 3-7 in favor of the Raiders
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