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. 

Brandon Kohler goes above and beyond for basketball — to the outer reaches, far beyond the safety zone. For more than a decade, the 25-year-old has logged tens of thousands of miles on the road — many times thumbing — just for basketball. When he didn’t have gas or much money, it didn’t dete…

Five Colville relay teams start year off at Muckleshoot Gold Cup, running at Emerald Downs in Auburn; Three teams make it to the championship race on Sunday 

His dad wanted a baseball player, but understood his son's interests were in basketball.

INCHELIUM – Gaige Stensgar may be short for his classification of archery, but he is incredibly accurate.

Inchelium places third at 1B girls state softball tournament for second consecutive year 

YAKIMA – The wait is now over. It’s been six years since the Lake Roosevelt High School softball team earned a spot in the 2B girls state tournament.

SPOKANE – A rigorous process of qualifying for the 4A boys state golf championships.

Tyson Sundust wins mixed martial arts debut by TKO at Northern Quest 

Nashoni Boyd caps off final season as a Bulldog 

Union’s Callie Mills has earned her place atop the Greater St. Helens League; qualified for a spot in the regional round 

Lynnwood’s Nate Johnson, a freshman for the Royals, leads the boys track and field team into the future 

Okanogan falls to defending 1A champions, 17-7; Bulldogs end season one game shy of state tournament 

Inchelium softball splits in first week of regionals; still vying for spot in 1B state tournament for second consecutive season 

Hall and Ceniceros make it to CWB League championship match; Pateros boys tennis team finishes season in second place 

COULEE DAM – She was the fastest marathon runner in her class since she stepped foot into Lake Roosevelt Elementary, but now Elliyana Trevino has a new title.

Inchelium knocks off undefeated A.C.H. for district 5/6/7 championship; Regionals up next 

KITTITAS – The Pateros softball team had a unique season. 

The lights were off at Spokane Arena on the evening of March 8, 2014. Suddenly, a spotlight came on showcasing the best two teams in state basketball that year based on their small school classifications. 

Nanamkin brings home four top-fours at North Central Washington Invite, helps Brewster place 5th; Rasmussen wins in 400 meters 

Clendennen and Kettle Falls split with St. George’s School 

OMAK - For the first 76 minutes, Omak and Okanogan found themselves in a scoreless draw. 

Redstar and Ephrata girls squeak by with first place at Quincy; Multiple Colville tribal members place in top 5 at Clifton Larson Allen Invitational 

Kettle Falls sweeps Pioneers softball in doubleheader 

BOSTON, Mass. – Colville tribal member Lorena Boyd crossed off a bucket list, running in the 2019 Boston Marathon, joining her daughter, Lisa Heneghen, and over 30,000 others on the fabled run from Hopkington, through several Boston boroughs, past Fenway Park to downtown Boston. 

Omak girls and boys tennis teams complete sweep over Lake Roosevelt 

11th annual Shane Proctor Bull/Steer riding school brings tribal and non-tribal youth from all over the region along with top bull riders 

Lady Raiders sweep Liberty Bell for fifth straight win; tied for first place in CWB 2B League  

Lake Roosevelt starts the season off with sweep over Oroville in home opener, winning 23-0 and 12-0  

SPOKANE – It’s hailed as one of Spokane’s biggest sporting events, and it’s not Hoopfest or Bloomsday either. 

INCHELIUM – Load, aim and shoot: That’s been the process for the students in the Archery Club at Inchelium Middle and High School. 

Jacob Meusy signed a deal Wednesday with the Tri-Cities Fire, a professional indoor football team based out of Kennewick.

CABLE, Wisc. – Tribal member father and son duo Richard and Larry Allen were a long way from home here at Lakewoods Resort — but more at home than one would think.

Meika Heath, Jake Flett, Brenton Swan, Brenden Andrew, and Damien DeLaCruz selected to All-Star basketball showcase

EVERETT – Survive and advance.