Sports

CHS football earns NEA awards

Colville High School added numerous accolades this week with head coach Randy Cornwell being named coach of the year; Bill Carpenter being named assistant coach of the year; Tristen Lewis was voted defensive MVP; Dawson Flugel voted co-offensive MVP; and ten other players gaining all NEA first or

Colville High School girls cross-country team takes first at State

The Colville High School girl's cross-county team made history on Saturday when they took first place at State. CHS competed against 15 other teams at the Class 1A State race in Pasco and came out on top, a first for CHS girls cross-country teams.

Kettle Falls sends three runners to State

Kettle Falls High School is sending three runners to State after completing in the 1B/2B regionals last Saturday in Colfax.

Only the top four schools qualify for State and only the top 28 individuates in both boys and girls.

Colville cross-country girls advance to State

Fifty-six varsity girls toed the line last Thursday for the culminating meet of the NEA League Cross Country Championship. The favorites going into the meet were Lakeside, Deer Park and Colville.

Indians finish football season 7-0

The Colville Indians wrapped up the regular season with a 35-6 victory over the Chewelah Cougars (2-6, 1-6) on Friday night. Colville finished 8-1 overall with a 7-0 record in the NEA and will get a week off heading into their first round playoff game against the Connell Eagles (7-2, 5-2).

CHS falls to Lakeside

Colville High School girls’ soccer had a rough home conference game against Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) on Oct. 17. The Eagles beat the Indians with a final score of 4-0.
This game was a closer match than the Sept. 21 game, when Lakeside took a lead of 9-0.

Chewelah wins

Chewelah 14-Medical Lake 6
The Chewelah Cougars (2-5, 1-5) picked up their first NEA victory of the season with a 14-6 win over the Medical Lake Cardinals (0-7, 0-6).

Kettle Falls middle school runners finish season strong

Kettle Falls cross-county competed in the District 7 Championships at the Harrington Golf Course last Saturday. It was a chilly, wet and windy course to run, but despite the weather, Kettle Falls students ran decently, according to head coach Matt Edwards.

Indians claim NEA League football title

Players look ahead to State

Chewelah football defeated

Riverside 27-Chewelah 6