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March 16, 2003

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:: CLASS 2A BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP
Heutink Shot Wins It for Nooksack
    Tournament MVP Jason Heutink's last-second shot lifted the Pioneers to a 56-54 win over Pullman. more ...
 
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 Belzer Powers Chewelah to Third
     Andy Belzer scored 18 points to lead the Cougars to a 63-52 win and third place on Saturday. more ...

 Wayman-Led Hoquiam Takes Fourth
    Jeff Wayman paced the top-ranked Grizzlies to a fourth-place finish with a 19-point effort on Saturday. more ...

 Hoekema Leads Lyncs to Fifth
     A.J. Hoekema scored 18 points as Lynden Christian posted a 60-54 win over Kiona-Benton for fifth place Saturday. more ...

:: CLASS 2A GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP
East Valley Wins Another Title
     Co-MVP Angie Ibach scored 17 points to lead the Red Devils to their second straight championship with a 44-31 victory over Pullman. more ...
 
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 Blaine Bounces Back for Third
     The Borderites bounced back Saturday from an overtime loss Friday night -- their first of the season -- to place third on Saturday. more ...

 Coco Catapults Chelan
     Coco Poirier closed her career with a 20-point effort that led the Goats to a fourth-place trophy. more ...

 Eagles Soar to Fifth Place
     Tiffany Corigliano scored 15 points to lead Lakeside past Ephrata 39-23 Saturday morning for fifth place. more ...


VIEWPOINTS
 03/15/03 When You Thought You'd Seen It All, East Valley Shows Something New.

03/15/03 Pullman Coach Keeps Up on His Homework.

03/14/03 Nooksack Valley Razor-Sharp in Beating Grizzlies.

03/14/03 Red Devils Prove Again That Defense Wins Games.

03/13/03 Ibach Steps Up When East Valley Needs Her Most.

 FEATURES
03/15/03 Hoquiam's Pursuit of Perfection Begins Anew -- and Soon.

03/15/03 Chelan Center Plays Hard, Long Despite the Pain.
 
03/15/03 Tenino Coach Jennifer Oakerman Doesn't Suffer From Lack of Energy.

03/13/03 After Two Decades as a Coach, Bob Thompson Finally Made It to State.

03/13/03 Format Changes on Horizon for WIAA Championship Tournaments?

03/13/03 Lynden Christian Standout Should Be Remembered for More Than Football Miscue.

03/12/03 Not Much Looks the Same for Defending Champs East Valley.

03/11/03 Injured Woodland Standout Guard Takes on Role of Mentor.		  


SPECIAL FEATURE
 

TOURNEY TITANS
Remembering
the best of
all time
 
  TEAM CAPSULES
03/11/03 A capsulized look at the boys tournament field.

03/11/03 A capsulized look at the girls tournament field.

PREVIOUS COVERAGE
03/13/03 Boys Final Four Contenders Will Provide Interesting Games.
03/12/03 Top Two Boys Teams Meet in Quarterfinals.
03/11/03 Ignore the Rumors -- Nooksack Valley Is Alive and Well.

03/11/03 Bottom Half of Girls Bracket Loaded With Top Teams.

03/10/03 East Valley, Lakeside Girls to Mix It Up Again.
 


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   Title Games 
BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP
Nooksack Valley 56

F
Pullman 54

GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP
East Valley 44

F
Pullman 31

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Notebook
03/16/03 Chelan Overcomes Saturday Jinx.
03/15/03 This Time, It's a Good Break.
03/14/03 District's State Success Proves Cyclical.
03/13/03 Cashmere, Top Player Speed Up.

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