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Contributed photo White River grad Faith Anderson squatted 132.5 kilograms (292 pounds) during the Fédération Internationale du Sport Universitaire.

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WRHS’ Anderson places 12th in international powerlifting competition

Anderson was recently in Tartu, Estonia, with more than 200 of the world’s best powerlifting athletes.

Contributed photo The championship-winning Hornet varsity squad consisted of (from left): head coach Chris Gibson, Malia Froemke, Vivian Kingston, Jadyn Olson, Dakota Sprouse, Emma Voellger, Kaijah Young, Maggee Schmitz, Kaitlyn Hewlett, Myia Olson, Gracie Banks and assistant coaches Megan Cash and Kendall Bird.

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White River varsity, JV teams take San Diego Classic championships

Varsity has done will in this competition, taking first back in 2017 and 2022.

Kennedy Selander (#3), junior, infield, was put on first team. Contributed photo

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EHS baseball coach honored as SPSL 21 Coach of the year; Markam shared co-MVP

Numerous Plateau athletes from both sides of the river got SPSL 2A all-league awards.

Contributed photo Pictured is Joscelyn Barenaba deadlifting 300 pounds.

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WRHS Berenba takes second in state powerlifting; Pearson breaks squat record

And Pearson breaks state squat record, though she came in ninth.

Photo by Todd Overdorff / sonscapeimages.com No. 11 Jack Popke powers through defenders for an Enumclaw Score.

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Enumclaw lacrosse, WRHS girls golf win state

EHS baseball was bested in the final game.

Courtesy photo The White River girls track team, despite its small size, took first at districts this year. Pictured is the 4 x 400 team, Vivian King, Charee Sproed, Trista Turgeon, and Nativity Laddy.

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EHS baseball takes down two-time state champ Tumwater, in the final four

And the White River girls track team took districts, and Enumclaw lacrosse may repeat last year’s championship win.

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EHS baseball takes home district championship

Enumclaw lacrosse also continues to dominate the field.

The Enumclaw High boys soccer team ended its regular season Friday night by hosting Clover Park. EHS used a pair of goals by Landon Breidenbach to hold a 2-1 lead into the game’s final stages. The Timberwolves scored twice in the waning minutes to escape with a 3-2 league victory. Pictured is Aiden Navarro sending a ball downfield while being pressured by Clover Park’s Zarrwuo Mulbah (8). Photo by Kevin Hanson

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Sports Roundup | April 29 – May 3

Last week’s game scores and meet outcomes.

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EHS Baseball headed into state with No. 1 seed, WRHS No. 10

The Enumclaw Hornets are facing off against Olympic High tonight, May 7.

Enumclaw High’s lacrosse team improved to 11-3 overall with a Thursday night victory over the visiting Sumner Spartans. The nonleague contest saw the Hornets jump on top early and coast to a 17-10 win. Success is nothing new to the the Enumclaw crew that captured a Class 2A/1A state title a season ago. Pictured here is defenseman Anthony Mills (10) keeping a Spartan off the attack. For game information about lacrosse (and other spring sports) see the Sports Roundup. Photos by Kevin Hanson

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Sports Roundup | April 22 – 26

Last week’s sports scores and meet results.

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Sports Roundup | April 22 – 26

Last week’s game scores and meet results.

Photo by Kevin Hanson Ralph Bauman remains one WRHS’ Top 10 list of most yards rushed and tackles in a single year.

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WR’s Bauman, Funk, Landram, and Mills inducted into Hall of Fame

The four are joining a growing list of Hornet sports standouts.

Photo by Kevin Hanson White River’s track and field athletes raced to easy team victories the afternoon of April 10, swamping the visitors from Foss High. In these photos, a boys’ race featured (from left) Hunter Maris, Tyce Donovan and Tate Bowen.

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Sports Roundup | April 8 – 12

Last week’s sports scores and meet results.