WATERVILLE – After winning the overall title in this year’s World Famous Suicide Race less than a month ago Riley Prescott (Colville tribal descendant) kept on to his winning ways.

Talliyah Timentwa leads her team to victory in the Jr. Relay championship at Waterville

OMAK – After winning back-to-back races on Friday and Saturday night, Riley Prescott only needed to place fifth or better on Sunday’s race to bring home at least a share of the overall title.

OMAK – After winning back-to-back races on Friday and Saturday night, Riley Prescott only needed to place fifth or better on Sunday’s race to bring home at least a share of the overall title.

OMAK - Riley Prescott and Black Shay are closing in on the overall King of the Hill title. 

OMAK  - In his quest to win the overall title, Riley Prescott (Colville tribal descendant) moved a little bit closer to being this year’s King of the Hill.

OMAK – It was just like old times for Scott Abrahamson (Colville tribal member) as he and his horse Duranimal would go on to place first on Thursday night in the first of four races for this year’s World Famous Suicide Race.

NESPELEM – Not wanting their accomplishments to go unnoticed, the Colville Business Council acknowledged a handful of tribal youth, Aug. 2 in the Council Chambers.

The last team standing; Young Guns ride wave of momentum to this year’s NABI Championship

Sheridan, Wyoming. – Redemption road for Omak Express as they had to wait almost two years to get back to Sheridan.

CROW AGENCY, Montana - In the heart of Crow Country, Colville tribal member Tony Louie took part in perhaps one of the most tiring activities of his life.

Tameron Hall earns CTL Wrestler of the Year honors finishing 19-0, winning the District 6 (1A/2B/1B) 106-pound championship

Lake Roosevelt boys’ basketball returns with loaded roster for next season as underclass look to get Raiders back to the Spokane Arena

Lake Roosevelt girls basketball loses only one senior; bringing back 10 for next season; nine-of-10 are from loaded freshman class looking to get back to state tournament

REPUBLIC – In some cases it’s not how you start, it’s how you finish and for the Republic High School girls’ varsity basketball team, they started the season off a bit rocky.

Abrahamson Relay starts year off with big win in Oklahoma; five Colville teams compete with best relay teams in the country

MOSES LAKE – The spring 2021 season - her first at the college level - turned out to be one of the more memorable softball seasons ever for Colville tribal member Rylee Desautel.

WENATCHEE – For the entire track and field season, Colville tribal member Danielle Sparks of Okanogan High School was the top triple jumper in the entire region.

RITZVILLE – Colville tribal member Mackenzie Arden of Wilbur-Creston has been practically unbeatable in the 100-meter dash.

Hoskie ends year with strong showing at championships; ends sophomore season as one of the regions top 400 meter runners

After being robbed of last year’s season Inchelium picks up the pieces and moves forward into a new era of Hornet softball

Lake Roosevelt softball wins emotional game over Okanogan with walk off run; end season on eight-game winning streak finishing 9-3

Raiders sweep Omak (15-0, 11-4) in doubleheader, end year on three-game winning streak

Marchand tames Kodiaks with two complete games; pitches one shutout as Omak softball sweeps doubleheader against Cascade

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA - In his second year at North Idaho College, Colville tribal descendant Navarro Nanpuya placed fourth at the 2021 NJCAA Wrestling National Championships, April 22, earning All American honors after coming into the tournament as the seventh seed in the 174-pound bracket. 

New Raider's coaching staff has record turnout in tennis

In his final season Lake Roosevelt’s Daxton Whiteman races out of the gates moving his name up to the top of the list for CWA 2B Boys Varsity golfers

OMAK - In their last matches of the year, the Omak High School Volleyball team held nothing back.

OMAK – The Lake Roosevelt High School varsity volleyball team split their final two matches of the fall season as they beat Omak 3-0 and lost to Brewster 3-1, April 3.

Lady Bulldogs end year at the top of the CWB 2B League

Thankful to have a season, saddened it ended so fast; Lake Roosevelt seniors wish they had more games to play; Okanogan ends year undefeated at 4-0 

Edmo nets two goals, helps lead Lady Raiders to 6-3 win over Pateros on Senior Night; Miller-smith nets a goal for Pateros

REPUBLIC– The modified 2021 football season was full of challenges and uncertainty for the Republic High School football team. 

OMAK – Chelan High School’s passing attack would prove to be too much for Omak High School’s football team to overcome. 

OMAK – Usually around this time of the year, Chris Werner head soccer coach for Omak is planning for the upcoming soccer season for the boys. 

Wildcats improve to 3-1 in NE 1B League Action 

HUNTERS – High school football is back, at least for the time being.

COULEE DAM – High schools across America have joined in the nationwide ‘Be The Light’ Campaign to recognize and spotlight seniors of the 2020 class who have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.  

INCHELIUM – This wasn’t how her senior year was supposed to end for Rylee Desautel of Inchelium. 

SPOKANE - In only their second year competing, the Mead High School Cheer squad - and Colville Tribal member Darah Swan - placed third at the WIAA State Cheerleading Championships 4A Non-Tumbling Medium, Feb. 7, and it felt like the program was on the up and up.

Inchelium girls bring home the golden ball; Lady Hornets knock off Oakesdale 46-34 in the WIAA 1B girls state championship game culminating the season for six seniors

Raiders place 4th at WIAA 2B boys state tournament; second consecutive year of placing at the 2B hardwood classic

Lady Redskins take home 4th place at this year’s WIAA 1B girls state tournament; first time placing in 40 years

Pioneers make first state appearance since 2001; Fall to La Salle in the opening round of the WIAA 1A state boys basketball tournament

SPOKANE – After starting off the year at 3-0, the Kettle Falls girls basketball team hit a few bumps in the road, sitting at 5-5 at the midway point.