Taking the floor for the Republic girls basketball team includes two Colville tribal members and two tribal volunteer coaches. 

Lake Roosevelt takes control in the second half, beating Brewster 67-54 and moving up to first place in CWB 2B league standings 

Brewster girls escape with 37-36 win as Mikenna Kelpman knocks in game winning 3-point shot; Lake Roosevelt falls to second in CWB 2B League standings

COULEE DAM – Lake Roosevelt High School hosted the Powerhouse Invitational Wrestling Tournament, Jan. 3, hosting 10 teams and winning the team trophy.

Tribal member Shawnee Ronyak, a senior at Northwest High School, has signed a national letter of intent to play collegiate softball at NCAA Div. I Coppin State University.

WILBUR – Aiden Hall (Colville tribal member) scored 10 points and hauled down eight rebounds for Pateros, but it wasn’t enough as the Wilbur-Creston would go on to win 49-31 over the Billygoats on Friday evening in non-league action.

WILBUR – Mackenzie Arden (Colville tribal member) scored 23 points and helped propel Wilbur-Creston to a 57-37 win over Aleeka Smith-Miller (Colville tribal member) and Pateros on Friday night in non-league action.

Pioneers fall to returning champs, 62-6 

Lake Roosevelt reaches quarterfinals for the first time since 2001 

Tribal member Mia Pakootas and Lakeside knock off Freeman for third place at 1A state tournament; Eagles finish 20-2 on the year

Lake Roosevelt volleyball ends 28-year drought; qualifies for the WIAA 2B state tournament

WENATCHEE – Colville tribal member Trinity Fjellman and the Omak Pioneers lost to cross-town rivals Okanogan in five sets on Friday night at the Caribou Trail League 1A District volleyball tournament in winner to state, loser our format.

PASCO - Three Colville tribal members participated in the Washington State 1B/2B Boy’s Cross Country Championships at Pasco’s Sun Willows Golf Course Saturday. 

Mya Moses scores game-tying goal for Okanogan late in the second half; Cashmere prevails in overtime for 2-1 win in district tournament 

Lake Roosevelt girls soccer finishes fourth in league; one win shy of playing in crossover to state game 

SPOKANE – Not everyone can say they’ve been able to play against one of the elite NCAA men’s basketball programs in the country, but Dedrick Pakootas (Colville tribal member) and his Lewis and Clark State College teammates can. 

LAS VEGAS – There are now 17 Indian National Finals Rodeo World Champions, including Colville tribal member Francis Marchand of Omak. 

Tribal member Kaelyn Marchand makes first appearance at Indian National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas 

Dakari Pakootas and West Valley hold off Eti Ena and Cheney for 33-27 GNL win 

Mackenzie Arden leads Wildcats over Chewelah in five-set thriller

Kyle Edmo and Colton Jackson pace Raider boys cross country team at CWB League championship race 

Lake Roosevelt limbs to second place in the CWA 2B League standings with four games remaining in the regular season 

INCHELIUM – Kaylee Seymour (Colville tribal member) of the Inchelium High School Volleyball team took matters into her own hands against Columbia (Hunters) on Saturday afternoon.

Colville members play pivotal roles for both teams in football duel 

Lady Pioneers knock off Chelan in penalty kick shootout; Vejraska boots home the winning kick, Arciniega nets the only goal 

Abrahamson Relay rides to first place in the championship race; six tribal relay teams qualify for Championship of Champions 

WALLA WALLA – A fast start combined with clean exchanges led to an almost-perfect ending for Omak Express. 

WALLA WALLA – For the first time in the history of the Indian Relay Championship of Champions, a Ladies Relay was held and a champion crowned.

OKANOGAN – Riley Prescott (Colville tribal descendant) has been taking the reigns for Omak Express as he jockeyed for them at the Okanogan County Fair (September 7-8).

WATERVILLE – Getting off to a good start can always be a challenge when you’re trying to hold a horse still on the line. 

ELECTRIC CITY – In its 11th year, the Rattler Open Golf tournament hit two milestones. 

INCHELIUM - Amaya Simpson (Colville Tribal member) of Inchelium loves the sport of softball. 

GRAND COULEE – A new year and a new champion is crowned. 

Oliver Pakootas and Onyx win four in a row; claim first overall title

OMAK – He started racing in the Suicide Race when he was 16 years old. Now 12 years later, Oliver Pakootas has reached the promise land.

OMAK – For the second straight night, Oliver Pakootas (Colville tribal member) and his horse Onyx would go on to outlast the field, placing first on Friday night, taking a commanding lead in the overall standings.

OMAK – Oliver Pakootas (Colville tribal member) and Onyx placed first on Thursday night in the first of four races for the 86th World Famous Suicide Race. Tarren Meusy (Colville tribal member) and Lonesome placed second and defending champion Scott Abrahamson (Colville tribal member) and Eag…

Terrence Holford and Thunder win first heat; Scott Abrahamson and Eagle boy win second heat 

Forty-two horses have passed vet checks as jockeys, trainers, owners and horses prepare for 84th annual Suicide Race; elimination race set for Sunday, Aug. 4 

CAMAS - Colville Tribal member Tyson Nicholson and the Columbia Basin Riverdogs punched their ticket to the Babe Ruth World Series that will be held in Bismarck, N.D., Aug. 8-15 in spectacular fashion. 

Loryn Moore has signed her letter of intent to play soccer for Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo.

This November, Colville tribal descendant Markeith Brown embarks on a new journey as a member of the NCAA Div. II Black Hills State University basketball team. 

Colville tribal bull rider lives for the thrill of those eight seconds 

COMMERCE CITY, Colo. - Darah Swan (Colville tribal member) and the Eastern Washington Surf SC GO3 WNPL team won the NPL National Championship, beating the New England Futbol Club 1-0 in Commerce City, Colorado on July 15. 

Walker takes home two overall titles; Williams wins calf roping at Nespelem Celebration Rodeo in KMIRA circuit 

Dedrick Pakootas (Colville tribal member) for the past two seasons helped lead Spokane CC to the Northwest Athletic Conference Tournament.