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FILE PHOTO BY KEVIN HANSON White River junior Cydnee Chapin is back on the court, having already made two trips to state tournaments.

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Will Enumclaw softball, baseball make a return to state? Here’s a look at this year’s spring teams

Here’s the “who’s who” of the 2026 spring sports season.

Tacoma Dome on film from a disposable camera. Ben Ray / Sound Publishing

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Shot on a disposable camera: WA state basketball 2026

In a world of advancing technology, take a step back and dive into a bit of nostalgia.

PHOTOs BY KEVIN HANSON Hornet scoring leader Maggee Schmitz (#22) drives to the hoop while on her way to a 28-point night against North Thurston

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WRHS girls take fourth in state basketball

The Hornets won three of their four tournament games, falling only to Eastside Catholic.

PHOTO BY KEVIN HANSON Enumclaw wrestler Bo Bruhn, first team all-league.

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Hornets on both sides of the river receive All-League honors

Check out who made first team and coach of the year.

PHOTOs BY KEVIN HANSON Enumclaw High junior Kaidyn Johnson races downcourt during the Hornets’ state tournament game.

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White River Girls last Plateau team standing in state

The Hornets squeaked past Gig Harbor 44-43.

PHOTO COURTESY ZOEY VITALICH Jordyn Daigle’s impact on the White River flag football program, both on offense (as shown here) and on defense, brought her WIAA Athlete of the Week recognition.

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2026 flag football NPSL all-league teams released

White River sweeps 3A awards while Kentwood’s Diya Thomas named 4A offensive player of the year.

PHOTOs BY KEVIN HANSON Enumclaw High’s Easton Bylin, a freshman, placed fourth after two days of competition at the state 3A championships. One of his victories, shown here, was against an opponent from Tacoma’s Silas High.

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WR wrestling takes fifth in state; basketball tips off

Both the Enumclaw and White River girls got a bye for the first round of the tourney.

PHOTO COURTESY ZOEY VITALICH Jordyn Daigle's impact on the White River flag football program, both on offense (as shown here) and on defense, brought her WIAA Athlete of the Week recognition.

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WRHS flag football player names WIAA Athlete of the Week

Jordyn Daigle has totaled 113 offensive touches, 20 touchdown receptions, 3 rushing touchdowns, 57.5 tackles, and 9 interceptions…

SUBMITTED PHOTO Enumclaw High athletes who recently signed a letter-of-intent with collegiate programs were (from left}: Lillian Pedersen, Travis Leonard, Parker Cook and Lillian Haas.

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EHS wrestler, golfers, and runner sign on for college

All four will be staying local here in Washington.

In front, from left, are Abigail Anderson, Lacey Carnino, Leila Scharf, Presley Barnes, Kena Baird, Samanth Pitman and Sydnee Moore; in the middle row are McKinleigh Hogan, Taylor King, Brieona Evans, Sophia Medina, Anna Valison, Brooklynn Thalman, Ava Smith and Giselle Abarca-Santana; in back are Khaley Audette, Makena Mullins, Alysen Posey, Trinity Catchot, Reagan, and Lyla Bunker

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EHS cheer takes home state championship trophy

The team took first in the 2A/3A “tumbling small” category.

PHOTO BY KEVIN HANSON Riley Soule (#7) stretches to pull the flag of a Liberty ballcarrier during Saturday's action at Federal Way Memorial Stadium.

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WRHS flag football takes third in state

And tonight will decide if the WRHS, EHS girls basketball team will make it to state.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald waves and holds the Lombardi Trophy during the parade. Photos by Ben Ray / Sound Publishing

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Championship state of mind: Seahawks take to the streets in Super Bowl parade | Photos

According to city officials, up to 1 million fans flooded downtown Seattle.

PHOTO BY KEVN HANSON Chris Gibson acknowledges the cheering crowd during a White River High ceremony recognizing his 700th career victory.

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WRHS Coach Gibson celebrates 700th basketball win

This is an feat only four other Washington coaches have earned