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From Tri-City Herald, Yakima Herald-Republic and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
Tri-City HeraldYesterday
Mead ends Kamiakin’s volleyball season in five-set battle for state berth, on Tri-City HeraldKamiakin’s unbeaten MCC run ended as Mead prevailed in five sets, closing the Braves’ season and securing Mead’s spot in the WIAA Class 4A state field.
Yakima Herald-RepublicYesterday
Yakima Valley volleyball team set to host NWAC regional, on Yakima Herald-RepublicFresh off the program’s first unbeaten run through East Region play, Yakima Valley College's volleyball team will host a four-team NWAC regional on Saturday and Sunday at Sherar Gym.
Tri-City HeraldNov. 12
Kamiakin volleyball faces Mead in winner-to-state showdown Thursday, on Tri-City HeraldKamiakin hosts Mead at Kamiakin High School in a winner-to-state District 6 match Thursday as the Braves seek a sixth straight state tournament berth.
Methow Valley NewsNov. 12
Girls, boys both take 2nd at state XC meet, on Methow Valley NewsLiberty Bell High School’s cross country teams continued their streaks of state championship appearances in grand fashion on Saturday, as both the girls and boys ran to second-place team finishes at the state meet in Pasco. It was the eleventh straight team appearance for a Liberty Bell girls’ team and the sixteenth consecutive state run
The Northern LightNov. 12
Two Blaine runners finish XC season at state meet, on The Northern LightA pair of juniors represented the Borderites at the 2026 WIAA State Cross Country Championships in Pasco on Saturday. Carrie Balback became the first Blaine girl to run at state since …
In brief
The short notes of Daily Kennewick’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
VolleyballKamiakin's volleyball season ended Thursday night with a five-set loss to Mead in a District 6 Class 4A match, one win short of the state tournament.
Kamiakin's volleyball season ended Thursday night with a five-set loss to Mead in a District 6 Class 4A match, one win short of the state tournament. The Braves had gone 9-0 to win the Mid-Columbia Conference.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Tri-City Herald