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THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: One team has it, the other still seeking it
It's early, sure, but these Zags showed a tough streak when Purdue made a late run that cut the margin to a single…
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Buer, a 6-foot, 171 pound senior quarterback, threw for four touchdowns as the Trojans beat the Mead Panthers 54-40 on Friday night at Roos Field on the campus…
Hazardous air quality postpones Indians' playoff opener
SPOKANE — Due to the current poor air quality conditions, the Spokane Indians’ home Northwest League baseball playoff opener vs. the Vancouver Canadians on Tuesday night at Avista Stadium was postponed.
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Seahawks' trading may amount to nothing
You have to admit that the Seahawks caused an uproar just as the NFL reached cut-down day.
Cardinal women roll
WOMEN’S SOCCER
Last year's Vandals opened year the same way
It wasn’t exactly like they picked up where they left off last year, thrashing Colorado State on a chilly December night in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl in Boise.
Timberlake girls rout Grangeville
GIRLS
Vikings, Amos survive scares
SPOKANE VALLEY — Coeur d’Alene High football coach Shawn Amos watched his Vikings survive a never-quit Central Valley squad 29-27 in non league high school football on Friday night.
Cardinal volleyball sweeps on first day at Highline
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Trojans blaze past Mead
CHENEY — That Post Falls offense matched the turf on which it played Friday night.
T-Wolves come up short at Albi
SPOKANE — Marco Rojo kicked a 23-yard field goal to cut the deficit to 7-3 at halftime, but the Lake City Timberwolves were outscored 21-0 in the second half of a 28-3 loss to the Lewis and Clark Tigers at Joe Albi…
St. Maries win streak ends at 13
ST. MARIES — After 13 straight wins, St. Maries did something it hasn’t done in quite a while.
Counting on Boswell, both here and afar
For the past 25 years, if there’s one thing athletes at North Idaho College can count on, it’s that head athletic trainer Randy Boswell is looking out for them.