Mead outside hitter Taylor Ellingsen is one of six high schoolers to commit Wednesday to playing volleyball at Washington State. Ellingsen has won thee GSL titles with the Panthers and is a valedictorianMore >>
Mead outside hitter Taylor Ellingson is one of six high schoolers to commit Wednesday to playing volleyball at Washington State.More >>
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UPDATE: Below is a list of high school athletes who have signed letters of intent to play sports at collegiate programs.
(Name-High School-College-Sport)
Girls Madison Wright – Gonzaga Prep – Southern Utah – Basketball Kayleigh Valley – University – Montana – Basketball Brooke Reilly – Mt. Spokane – Idaho – Basketball Addisyn Bursch – University – North Carolina State – Swimming Kennadie Clute – Mt. Spokane – Montana State – Volleyball Jade Redmon – Mead – Eastern Washington – Basketball Karlee Wilson – Lewiston – Idaho – Basketball Kelsey Moos – Reardan – Arizona State – Basketball Mackenzie McPhee – Mead – Regis University – Basketball Darby Santos – Shadle Park – Lewis Clark State – Volleyball Hallie Gennett – Post Falls – Sacramento State – Basketball Taylor Ellingsen – Mead – Washington State – Volleyball Dani Failor – Post Falls – Army - Basketball Amy Hasenoehrl - Lewiston - Idaho - Golf Dara Kolar - Post Falls - Idaho State - Softball Kaycee Hurt - Shadle Park - Regis University - Basketball
Boys: Brett Bailey – University – San Diego – Basketball Brandon Gfeller – Colfax – Montana – Basketball Alex Marcinkowski – Gonzaga Prep – Oregon - Tennis
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Wednesday marked the early signing period for high school athletes to declare their intentions for college next season, with several Spokane-area teens sending in letters of intent to their respective future programs.
In basketball, Gonzaga Prep's Madison Wright signed a letter to play at Southern Utah next season. Kayleigh Valley, from University High, committed to Montana. Mt. Spokane's Brooke Reilly is headed to Moscow to play basketball for the Idaho Vandals.
Brett Bailey, also from University, signed a letter to play basketball for the University of San Diego. He is the reining MVP of the Greater Spokane League and the first All-State player to join the USD Toreros.
In other sports, Olympic Trials swimmer Addisyn Bursch, from University High, will join the North Carolina State swim team. Mt. Spokane's Kennadie Clute will play volleyball at Montana State. And Gonzaga Prep's Alex Marcinkowski committed to play men's tennis at the University of Oregon.
Thursday, April 18 2013 10:15 PM EDT2013-04-19 02:15:45 GMT
Winners of GSL Scholar/Athlete Awards for 2012/13 were recognized at the annual award luncheon on Thursday, April 18th, at the Spokane Club in downtown Spokane on Thursday.More >>
Winners of GSL Scholar/Athlete Awards for 2012/13 were recognized at the annual award luncheon on Thursday, April 18th, at the Spokane Club in downtown Spokane on Thursday.More >>
Mead completed its dream season with a 58-42 win over Arlington to claim the Washington 4A State title. It is the the Panthers' first championship since 1996.More >>
Mead completed its dream season with a 58-42 win over Arlington to claim the Washington 4A State title. It is the Panthers' first championship since 1996.More >>
Sunday, February 17 2013 12:37 AM EST2013-02-17 05:37:02 GMT
The Shadle Park Highlanders edged Hanford, 49-47 in the 3A Regionals to punch their ticket to the state tournament. George Pilimai led the Highlanders with a game-high 19 points. Shadle Park claims the 2-seed to state.More >>
The Shadle Park Highlanders edged Hanford, 49-47 in the 3A Regionals to punch their ticket to the state tournament. George Pilimai led the Highlanders with a game-high 19 points. Shadle Park claims the 2-seed to state.More >>
Wednesday, February 13 2013 2:52 AM EST2013-02-13 07:52:48 GMT
It was a successful night for Gonzaga Prep swept their district games, with the boys topping Ferris 50-44 and girls topping Lewis and Clark 38-35.More >>
It was a successful night for Gonzaga Prep swept their district games, with the boys topping Ferris 50-44 and girls topping Lewis and Clark 38-35.More >>
Sunday, February 10 2013 5:16 PM EST2013-02-10 22:16:38 GMT
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He stole the national spotlight last fall when he kicked a 67-yard field goal, and on Wednesday Austin Rehkow said he would be playing college football at the University of Idaho next season.More >>
He stole the national spotlight last fall when he kicked a 67-yard field goal, and on Wednesday Austin Rehkow said he would be playing college football at the University of Idaho next season.More >>
Friday, May 17 2013 12:58 AM EDT2013-05-17 04:58:18 GMT
Sean Sutton hit a walk-off single to give the Coeur d'Alene baseball team a 6-5 win over Eagle and lead the Vikings to the Idaho 5A state semifinals.More >>
Sean Sutton hit a walk-off single to give the Coeur d'Alene baseball team a 6-5 win over Eagle and lead the Vikings to the Idaho 5A state semifinals.More >>
Thursday, May 16 2013 1:17 AM EDT2013-05-16 05:17:41 GMT
Clayton Paull's hat trick led Ferris in the first round of the state playoffs to a 4-2 win over Mt. Rainier High School at Spokane Falls Community College.More >>
Clayton Paull's hat trick led Ferris in the first round of the state playoffs to a 4-2 win over Mt. Rainier High School at Spokane Falls Community College.More >>
Darby Santos signed a letter of intent to play volleyball at Lewis Clark State on Wednesday. (Don Santos)
Darby Kolar, from Post Falls, intends to play softball at Idaho State in Pocatello next season (Jim Kolar)
Mt. Spokane's Kennadie Clute (left) and Brooke Reilly (right) signed letters of intent Wednesday morning. (Photo: SWX)
