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The best high school track and field marks this season through April 14. BOYS 100: Colton Magruder (Ellensburg) 10.73, Finnegan Szeliga (Ellensburg) 11.28, Cody Floren (West Valley) 11.35, Matthew Gray (Goldendale) 11.35, Peter Shelton (West Valley) 11.41, Benji Dufault (La Salle) 11.50. 200: Colton Magruder (Ellensburg) 21.84, Finnegan Szeliga (Ellensburg) 22.34, Peter Whitney (Davis) 22.83, […]

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The best high school track and field marks this season through April 14.

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100: Colton Magruder (Ellensburg) 10.73, Finnegan Szeliga (Ellensburg) 11.28, Cody Floren (West Valley) 11.35, Matthew Gray (Goldendale) 11.35, Peter Shelton (West Valley) 11.41, Benji Dufault (La Salle) 11.50.

200: Colton Magruder (Ellensburg) 21.84, Finnegan Szeliga (Ellensburg) 22.34, Peter Whitney (Davis) 22.83, Mason Strieck (Sunnyside) 22.91, Alex Lopez (Sunnyside) 23.21, Julian Edwards (Eisenhower) 23.29.

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400: Peter Whitney (Davis) 50.70, Donovan Collins (Eisenhower) 51.20, Max Gallegos (West Valley) 52.75, JJ Beiter (Cle Elum) 52.79, Lincoln Washabaugh (Selah) 52.88, Benji Dufault (La Salle) 53.18.

800: Kian Compton (Eisenhower) 1:57.91, Andrew Garcia (Sunnyside) 1:59.25, Bodie Alderson (Eisenhower) 1:59.43, Max Gallegos (West Valley) 1:59.96, Andrew Berger (La Salle) 2:02.66, Mystic Hammond (Ellensburg) 2:03.0.

1,600: Bodie Alderson (Eisenhower) 4:15.57, Mystic Hammond (Ellensburg) 4:20.17, Kian Compton (Eisenhower) 4:25.76, Andrew Berger (La Salle) 4:26.36, Casey Smith-Apperson (Eisenhower) 4:29.15, Andrew Garcia (Sunnyside) 4:31.

3,200: Bodie Alderson (Eisenhower) 9:06.88, Andrew Garcia (Sunnyside) 9:40.21, Andrew Berger (La Salle) 10:02.02, Casey Smith-Apperson (Eisenhower) 10:11.45, Samuel Roy (Eisenhower) 10:15.06, Oliver Taft (Ellensburg) 10:24.9.

110 hurdles: Blake Smith (Ellensburg) 16.04, Tyler Do (La Salle) 16.22, Seth Lorton (Selah) 16.31, Ronan Stewart (Kittitas) 16.65, Preston Bates (East Valley) 16.66, Hans VerMulm (Prosser) 16.81.

300 hurdles: Blake Smith (Ellensburg) 41.54, Ronan Stewart (Kittitas) 42.22, Caleb Williams (Selah) 42.75, Seth Lorton (Selah) 42.97, Hans VerMulm (Prosser) 43.19, Connor Randall (Cle Elum) 44.50.

4×100: Ellensburg (Opoku, Szeliga, Anderson, Magruder) 43.03, West Valley 44.53, East Valley 45.07, Sunnyside 45.33, Eisenhower 45.47, Selah 45.47.

4×400: Sunnyside (Arreguin, Lopez, Quiroz, Strieck) 3:32.07, Eisenhower 3:37.95, Ellensburg 3:39.12, La Salle 3:40.07, Selah 3:40.20, West Valley 3:42.11.

Shot: Titus Jeffrey (Grandview) 59-3.5, Bryson Chase (Eisenhower) 53-11.75, Zeliah Wade (East Valley) 51-0, Carlos Patino (Ellensburg) 47-5.5, John Marcus Cunningham (Eisenhower) 47-0.5, Silas Stewman (Ellensburg) 46-2.25.

Discus: Titus Jeffrey (Grandview) 175-7, Gavin Case (Prosser) 162-6, Bryson Chase (Eisenhower) 147-4, Levi Gough (Ellensburg) 142-6, Samuel French (West Valley) 139-0, Max Hedden (Selah) 138-10.

Javelin: Titus Paeschke (Prosser) 172-9, Henry Krause (Zillah) 160-3, Levi Gough (Ellensburg) 159-7, Rudy Zavala (Grandview) 158-2, Titus Jeffrey (Grandview) 156-1, Benjamin Beardemphl (West Valley) 154-0.

High jump: Mason Strieck (Sunnyside) 6-2, James Hall (Ellensburg) 6-2, Micah Jones (Davis) 5-10, Noe Alvarez (Eisenhower) 5-10, Jack Davila (Toppenish) 5-10, Samuel Tucci (Ellensburg) 5-10.

Pole vault: Owen Moultray (Selah) 14-0, Joshua Borchert (Selah) 13-0, Ezequiel Ramirez (Toppenish) 13-0, Thomas Worby (Naches Valley) 13-0, Hans VerMulm (Prosser) 12-6, Benjamin Feriante (Naches Valley) 12-0, Brayden Bartheld (East Valley) 12-0.

Long jump: Jack Davila (Toppenish) 21-7, Alex Lopez (Sunnyside) 21-0.25, James Hall (Ellensburg) 20-6.25, Coltyn Taasevigen (Ellensburg) 20-1.5, Matthew Gray (Goldendale) 20-0, Noe Alvarez (Eisenhower) 19-11.5, Evan Carey (Prosser) 19-11.5, Donovan Malland (West Valley) 19-11.5.

Triple jump: Alex Lopez (Sunnyside) 42-0.75, Coltyn Taasevigen (Ellensburg) 41-8, Tygh Manfredi (Naches Valley) 41-0.5, Evan Carey (Prosser) 40-6, Alek Zapien (Toppenish) 40-4, Matthew Gray (Goldendale) 38-11.75.

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GIRLS

100: Aysia Garcia (Zillah) 12.40, Adelene Blevins (Selah) 12.98, Olivia Sande (Selah) 13.01, Emma Merrick (Prosser) 13.08, Ella Craig (La Salle) 13.09, Alaina Garza (Zillah) 13.10.

200: Aysia Garcia (Zillah) 26.05, Olivia Sande (Selah) 27.17, Ilene Moran (Davis) 27.35, Adelene Blevins (Selah) 27.68, Katharine Hudak (Prosser) 27.96, Emma Merrick (Prosser) 28.17.

400: Zoey Moon (West Valley) 59.52, Nellie Nicholls (Cle Elum) 1:01.49, Ilene Moran (Davis) 1:01.91, Natasha Kalombo (West Valley) 1:03.60, Olivia Sande (Selah) 1:04.71, Jenna Grace Tolman (Prosser) 1:04.74.

800: Zoey Moon (West Valley) 2:20.78, Natasha Kalombo (West Valley) 2:23.99, Kate Mickelson (Selah) 2:28.73, Nellie Nicholls (Cle Elum) 2:30.3, Leyla Rodriguez (Grandview) 2:31.73, Elizabeth Norris (Prosser) 2:32.9.

1,600: Kate Mickelson (Selah) 5:30.63, Mallory Keller (Selah) 5:35.5, Gigi Anderson (Ellensburg) 5:39.50, Elizabeth Norris (Prosser) 5:40.39, Natalie De Boer (Sunnyside) 5:41, Margo Fillmore (West Valley) 5:44.98.

3,200: Grace Beachy (Ellensburg) 11:18.74, Elizabeth Norris (Prosser) 12:13.62, Mallory Keller (Selah) 12:14.48, June Nemrow (Ellensburg) 12:36.45, Marianna Crosby (Ellensburg) 12:52.52, Gigi Anderson (Ellensburg) 13:01.

100 hurdles: Ella Craig (La Salle) 15.68, Melia Guardado (East Valley) 17.31, Yutong Liang (Ellensburg) 17.49, Charlene Schutz (Selah) 17.57, Brenna Williams (East Valley) 17.91, Cara Coleman (Cle Elum) 17.94.

300 hurdles: Ella Craig (La Salle) 45.59, Finley Hahn-Keenan (Naches Valley) 49.85, Yutong Liang (Ellensburg) 49.93, Melia Guardado (East Valley) 50.76, Mia Moser (West Valley) 51.14, Leila Villarreal (Eisenhower) 51.26.

4×100: Prosser (Hudak, Hoefer, McClure, Merrick) 50.45, Selah 51.23, Zillah 51.30, East Valley 51.58, Ellensburg 52.95, Toppenish 53.43.

4×200: Selah (Sande, Blevins, Diaz, Thomas) 1:52.75, Prosser 1:53.31, East Valley 1:54.96, Ellensburg 1:57.19, Toppenish 1:57.73, Eisenhower 1:58.83.

4×400: West Valley (Morford, Kalombo, French, Moon) 4:17.65, Naches Valley 4:22.66, Ellensburg 4:23.82, East Valley 4:25.83, Prosser 4:27.78, Toppenish 4:27.98.

Shot: Chloe Myers (Selah) 37-6, Tatiana Camacho (Toppenish) 36-1.5, Aaralyn Pati (Eisenhower) 34-6.5, Olivia Clara (Grandview) 32-8.75, Jordyn Jamieson (West Valley) 32-3, Charlene Underwood (Toppenish) 32-0.

Discus: Chloe Myers (Selah) 135-6, Tatiana Camacho (Toppenish) 121-3, Madison Stewart (Eisenhower) 110-2, Liz French (West Valley) 103-1, Isabella Camacho (Toppenish) 100-10, Jasmine Saina (White Swan) 99-1.

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Javelin: Gracie Glondo (Cle Elum) 130-2, Avery Barnhart (Prosser) 118-5, Chloe Myers (Selah) 108-9, Soleil Hoefer (Prosser) 106-2, Amaya Benitez (Grandview) 103-4, Ava Hayes (Cle Elum) 103-2.

High jump: Kayla Krueger (Naches Valley) 5-2, Anya Rydberg (Highland) 5-0, Hannah Perkins (Prosser) 4-10, Gracie Glondo (Cle Elum) 4-10, Chloe Myers (Selah) 4-10, Liz French (West Valley) 4-10, Jocelyn Newschwander (Ellensburg) 4-10, Paige Sarett (Selah) 4-10, Jaida Custer (Ellensburg) 4-10.

Pole vault: Kayla Krueger (Naches Valley) 10-6, Kalista Silva (Eisenhower) 10-0, Jaida Custer (Ellensburg) 8-6, Danika Feriante (Naches Valley) 8-6, Lexi Washabaugh (Selah) 8-6, Laurel Downes (Eisenhower) 8-6.

Long jump: Ella Craig (La Salle) 16-5, Aysia Garcia (Zillah) 16-3.5, Gracie Glondo (Cle Elum) 16-2.75, Alaina Garza (Zillah) 16-1, Jocelyn Newschwander (Ellensburg) 15-11.75, Vikki Walle (Zillah) 15-7.5.

Triple jump: Jocelyn Newschwander (Ellensburg) 33-10.75, Alaina Garza (Zillah) 33-9, Finley Hahn-Keenan (Naches Valley) 33-1.5, Kalista Silva (Eisenhower) 32-11, Gracie Glondo (Cle Elum) 31-9.75, Lola Wheeler (Wapato) 31-2.75.

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Who finished at No. 1 in the final Globe Top 20 boys’ volleyball poll?

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The U.S. began the tournament playing in the opening match against the hosts in Croatia, falling by a 19-10 scoreline. The Americans continued their group play schedule against Hungary, suffering a narrow 13-12 defeat. Carcarey had his most productive effort of the tournament in the contest, logging a game-high three goals.

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“They have the best defense in the state, and they don’t let just about anything hit the ground,” NA first-team all-WPIAL outside hitter Matthew LaMay said of Cumberland Valley. “It’s very hard to combat. We knew to beat them, we were going to have to play our 100% best, and I don’t think we found that.”

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Long remained proud of his team in what he called “a really special team and a really special group of seniors.”

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The Tigers graduated 10 seniors, including LaMay (152 kills, 178 digs, 49 aces), outside hitters Elijah Braun and Ryan Young, opposite hitter Garen White and middle blocker Dominic Laswell.

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Junior setter Jackson Failla (458 assists, 131 digs) was named second-team all-WPIAL and junior opposite Brendan Moore (248 kills, 17 blocks) was third team.

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All told, 10 Tigers earned postseason accolades, and seven of them were juniors.

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The juniors comprise the U17 Pittsburgh Volleyball Club Sandlot team that will be competing at the AAU Boys Junior National Championships in Orlando, Fla., on July 4-7.

“There are not a lot of unknowns with what’s coming back,” Long said. “We’re certainly going to miss the senior guys. But we also can configure the existing guys a little differently and not really have to worry about any new components.”

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Beach Volleyball
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MLB Tonight — MLB Network, 5:30 p.m.
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Practice and Qualifying — The CW app, 10 a.m.
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An Even Sillier Sponsor Name Goes Here 400, Pocono Raceway, Long Pond, PA
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Final round of national volleyball to begin Thursday

Final round of national volleyball to begin Thursday DHAKA, June 21, 2025 (BSS)-The final round of the National Volleyball competition (30th men’s and 25th women’s) will be held from June 26-30 at Shaheed Noor Hossain National Volleyball Stadium in the capital. A total of seven teams of men’s section and six teams of women’s section […]

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Final round of national volleyball to begin Thursday

DHAKA, June 21, 2025 (BSS)-The final round of the National Volleyball competition (30th men’s and 25th women’s) will be held from June 26-30 at Shaheed Noor Hossain National Volleyball Stadium in the capital.

A total of seven teams of men’s section and six teams of women’s section will directly participate in the final round.

The seven men’s teams are defending champions Bangladesh Army, Bangladesh Air Force, Bangladesh Navy, Kushtia, Dhaka, Bogra, and Rajshahi districts while the six women’s teams are reigning champions Bangladesh Ansar and Village Defense Party, Bangladesh Police, Satkhira, Rajshahi, Chattogram and Jessore districts. 

Talking to BSS today (Saturday) Bangladesh Volleyball Federation general secretary Bimal Ghosh Bhulu said before the final round of the men’s competition a two-day men’s selection round would be held from June 23-24 at the same venue with the participation of six teams. 

He informed that Bangladesh Ansar and VDP, Bangladesh Police Volleyball Club, Bangladesh Krira Shkiia Protisthan, Power Development Board, Titas Club and Bangladesh Jail would take part in the selection round. After the selection round, top four out of six teams would qualify for the final round.    

Bimal said the national volleyball competition has been postponed for a long time but now we are going to revive the meet. Since we have SABA International Volleyball competition in October in Dhaka, so we have plan to select forty to forty five players from the national competition and bring them under long-term training.

 





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How to watch AVP beach volleyball: TV schedule, channel, live stream for 2025 East Hampton tournament

The AVP beach volleyball tournament is set for June 21-22 in East Hampton, NY, featuring both men’s and women’s matches. Competing teams include the Dallas Dream, Austin Aces, New York Nitro, and Brooklyn Blaze. Currently, the women’s Blaze boasts an undefeated 4-0 record, while the Aces hold a 2-0 record, with their matchup on Sunday […]

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The AVP beach volleyball tournament is set for June 21-22 in East Hampton, NY, featuring both men’s and women’s matches. Competing teams include the Dallas Dream, Austin Aces, New York Nitro, and Brooklyn Blaze. Currently, the women’s Blaze boasts an undefeated 4-0 record, while the Aces hold a 2-0 record, with their matchup on Sunday expected to be a highlight. Matches will air live on The CW and CBS Sports Network, and viewers can stream them on Fubo, which offers a free trial.

By the Numbers

  • Four men’s games and four women’s games will be played over the weekend.
  • The women’s Brooklyn Blaze is currently 4-0, while the Aces are 2-0.

State of Play

  • The two best performing women’s teams, Blaze and Aces, will clash on Sunday, potentially affecting their undefeated statuses.
  • Matches will be broadcasted live on The CW and CBS Sports Network, with additional streaming options available on Fubo.

What’s Next

As the tournament unfolds, expect thrilling matches that will impact team standings in this early-stage competition. Key matchups this weekend could set the tone for the rest of the season.

Bottom Line

This weekend’s matches in East Hampton could significantly influence the race for the top seeds, especially with the Brooklyn Blaze vying to maintain their undefeated record against strong competition.





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