The Wenatchee Valley College women’s volleyball team traveled to Pasco on Wednesday for another Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) East Region matchup.
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The Wenatchee Valley College women’s volleyball team traveled to Pasco on Wednesday for another Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) East Region matchup.
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The Wenatchee Valley College women’s soccer team traveled to Spokane on Wednesday for another East Region Northwest Athletic Conference matchup.
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After a two-week break, the Wenatchee Valley College men’s soccer team was back on the pitch Wednesday and hosting the Blue Mountain Timberwolves for another Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) East Region matchup.
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Ryan Walters admitted he’d like to have at least one playcall back from Washington’s 24-6 loss against No. 1 Ohio State.
The Wenatchee Valley College women’s soccer team traveled to Yakima Valley on Wednesday, still searching for its first Northwest Athletic Conference win of the season, and to climb the East Region standings.
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The Wenatchee Valley College women’s volleyball team traveled to Pasco on Wednesday for another East Region matchup against the Columbia Basin Hawks.
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In the visitors locker room, before Eisenhower kicked off the 2022 season, Darrin Fisher used his pregame speech to tell his players that he already had the first play drawn up. He called it six, as in six points, a deep passing play that he hoped would get the Tigers on the board right away.
The Wenatchee Valley College women’s volleyball team was in the middle of an eight-game slump last Friday and Saturday, when they competed in the East Region Crossover — a four-match event at Columbia Basin College in Pasco.
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After a pair of tough losses to Everett and Tacoma, the Wenatchee Valley College women’s soccer team traveled to Pendleton, Oregon, for another East Region matchup against the Blue Mountain Timberwolves.
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PULLMAN — Jimmy Rogers may only be in his third year as a head coach, but he has enough games on his resume to earn a reputation. His teams want to establish physicality, run the ball and control possessions, all of which he demonstrated in his first 31 games as a head man.
In a Monday press release, Wenatchee Valley College “announced new leadership for the Knights Athletics program.”
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