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Former Washington High School star Rashunda Jones organized a week‑long basketball camp at the Martin Luther King Jr. Dream Center, blending skill development with community service for local youth.
In a nail‑biting finale, Dionte Neal sank a 3‑point shot at the buzzer to lift the West All‑Stars past the East, extending the West’s series lead to 40‑37.
The 2026 West Virginia Class AAAA all‑state baseball squad showcases a blend of power hitters, ace pitchers and versatile utilities, with Parkersburg’s Parker Woods and George Washington’s Jon Fala leading a roster that helped schools like Morgantown and Cabell Midland to record‑setting seasons.
The 2026 all‑state team showcases the top high school baseball talent across West Virginia, highlighted by sophomore captain Jon Fala’s championship performance and a host of standout players from schools statewide.
Washington High School’s girls basketball team, the defending 3A state champions, will be guided by former player Beth Peters, who returns to the program as head coach despite a roster that returns only one starter.
Kate McDougall, a 5‑foot‑10 combo guard from Washington, Illinois, recently took an unofficial visit to Iowa, where she impressed staff with her freshman statistics and sparked early recruiting chatter.
A recent unofficial trip to Iowa City gave top‑ranked Illinois recruit Kate McDougall a taste of the Hawkeyes' program, as she looks ahead to a promising future.
Kate McDougall, a highly ranked 2029 combo guard, spent a weekend at Iowa’s Elite Camp, drawing attention from the Hawkeye program despite no current scholarship offer.
The school announced the appointment on June 9, bringing an insider with a proven track record to the helm of the girls basketball program.
Coaches across the South Sound region announced their all‑league boys soccer teams for the 2026 spring season, recognizing standout athletes and leaders from a wide array of schools.
Jenna Roark scored three goals in a 4-0 win over Pacific, setting up a championship clash with Washington.
The 2026 season promises a competitive campaign for Peoria City as they aim to reclaim the USL League 2 national championship, opening at Shea Stadium against Des Moines and featuring a mix of hometown standouts and overseas signings.
Coach Quinton Ferrell reveals the commitment of Chaise Smith, a 6‑foot‑2 guard from Washington, North Carolina, whose high school career includes over 2,000 points, a school‑record 575 assists, and a legacy that surpasses NBA legend Dominique Wilkins.