| WIAA: FALL SPORTS UPDATE 2020 |
| Jul 8, 2020 7:47 PM |
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The WIAA Executive Board took action on July 7th, 2020 to push back the start date for fall sports. The action was taken in an attempt to relieve pressure on member schools as they prepare for the opening of schools to in-person and/or online learning. The current dates to commence fall sports practices are September 5th for football and September 7th for all other sports. These starting dates (Saturday and Monday of Labor Day weekend) allow for contests to begin as early as September 18th.
On July 21st, the Executive Board will review other options for fall sports should further delays become necessary, with an announcement to be made on July 22nd. In the interim, a planning committee made up of Executive Board members, WIAA staff, and representatives from WIAA member schools will review possible options and make recommendations.
The Executive Board recognizes this recent action creates many questions, and it will work to provide answers on July 22nd. In the interim, we suggest schools avoid any rescheduling of games in Arbiter until a decision is made on how the delayed start impacts the fall season.
The WIAA Executive Board took action on July 7th, 2020 to push back the start date for fall sports. The action was taken in an attempt to relieve pressure on member schools as they prepare for the opening of schools to in-person and/or online learning. The current dates to commence fall sports practices are September 5th for football and September 7th for all other sports. These starting dates (Saturday and Monday of Labor Day weekend) allow for contests to begin as early as September 18th.
On July 21st, the Executive Board will review other options for fall sports should further delays become necessary, with an announcement to be made on July 22nd. In the interim, a planning committee made up of Executive Board members, WIAA staff, and representatives from WIAA member schools will review possible options and make recommendations.
The Executive Board recognizes this recent action creates many questions, and it will work to provide answers on July 22nd. In the interim, we suggest schools avoid any rescheduling of games in Arbiter until a decision is made on how the delayed start impacts the fall season.
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 WIAA: FALL SPORTS UPDATE 2020 |
| GSL - NEW SCHOOLS & NEW LOGO FOR 2020-21 |
| Jun 27, 2020 8:12 AM |
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Welcome Cheney, Clarkrston, East Valley, Pullman & West Valley to the Greater Spokane League 2A Schools Clarkston, East Valley, Pullman, Shadle Park, Rogers & West Valley. 3A Schools Cheney, Ferris, Mead, Mt Spokane, North Central, & University 4A Schools Central Valley, Gonzaga Prep and Lewis & Clark NEW GSL Logo: Things in the Design Left to Right - · The Water Tower represents Cheney
- · Airport Control Tower in Airway Heights represents Spokane
- · The Monroe Street Bridge
- · Pavilion
- · Clock Tower
- · Steam Plant
- · A Barn to represent our Rural Communities
- · The Swallow’s Rock formation of Clarkston as part of the skyline
- · Mt. Spokane (part of the skyline) that almost all schools can see.
Welcome Cheney, Clarkrston, East Valley, Pullman & West Valley to the Greater Spokane League 2A Schools Clarkston, East Valley, Pullman, Shadle Park, Rogers & West Valley. 3A Schools Cheney, Ferris, Mead, Mt Spokane, North Central, & University 4A Schools Central Valley, Gonzaga Prep and Lewis & Clark NEW GSL Logo: Things in the Design Left to Right - · The Water Tower represents Cheney
- · Airport Control Tower in Airway Heights represents Spokane
- · The Monroe Street Bridge
- · Pavilion
- · Clock Tower
- · Steam Plant
- · A Barn to represent our Rural Communities
- · The Swallow’s Rock formation of Clarkston as part of the skyline
- · Mt. Spokane (part of the skyline) that almost all schools can see.
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| GSL ALL-SPORT TROPHY 2019-20 |
| May 2, 2020 4:26 PM |
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GSL ALL-SPORT TROPHY 2019-20
Congratulations to the Mead Panthers, with 2 GSL Championships in 2019-20 and 87 total points earned to take the covetted GSL ALL Sport title. Mt Spokane was second with 6 GSL Championships and 85 points followed by Central Valley in 3rd with 3 Championships and 79 total points. Check out the totals along with the 50+ year history of the award - LINK.
GSL ALL-SPORT TROPHY 2019-20
Congratulations to the Mead Panthers, with 2 GSL Championships in 2019-20 and 87 total points earned to take the covetted GSL ALL Sport title. Mt Spokane was second with 6 GSL Championships and 85 points followed by Central Valley in 3rd with 3 Championships and 79 total points. Check out the totals along with the 50+ year history of the award - LINK.
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| 3A Scholastic Cup Champions - The Mt Spokane Wildcats |
| May 1, 2020 6:09 AM |
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3A Scholastic Cup Champions - The Mt Spokane Wildcats 3A) Mt. Spokane earned three first-place finishes at WIAA State Championships, winning in slowpitch softball, volleyball and boys wrestling. The Wildcats finished with 1,200 points, the most of any school among the six WIAA classifications. In the classroom, the school won Academic State Titles in slowpitch softball, cheerleading and drama. The Scholastic Cup is the first in school history for Mt. Spokane after a previous best finish of second place.
3A Scholastic Cup Champions - The Mt Spokane Wildcats 3A) Mt. Spokane earned three first-place finishes at WIAA State Championships, winning in slowpitch softball, volleyball and boys wrestling. The Wildcats finished with 1,200 points, the most of any school among the six WIAA classifications. In the classroom, the school won Academic State Titles in slowpitch softball, cheerleading and drama. The Scholastic Cup is the first in school history for Mt. Spokane after a previous best finish of second place.
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| 4A Scholastic Cup Champions - The Central Valley Bears |
| May 1, 2020 6:06 AM |
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4A Scholastic Cup Champions - The Central Valley Bears 4A) Central Valley took home the 4A Scholastic Cup highlighted by WIAA State Championships in slowpitch softball and girls basketball along with a second-place finish in boy basketball. The academic standings were littered with Central Valley teams despite the Bears claiming only one Academic State Championship coming in boys’ cross country. In total, the school finished with 1,015 points to earn their first Scholastic Cup in school history.
4A Scholastic Cup Champions - The Central Valley Bears 4A) Central Valley took home the 4A Scholastic Cup highlighted by WIAA State Championships in slowpitch softball and girls basketball along with a second-place finish in boy basketball. The academic standings were littered with Central Valley teams despite the Bears claiming only one Academic State Championship coming in boys’ cross country. In total, the school finished with 1,015 points to earn their first Scholastic Cup in school history.
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| GSL ALL-SPORT TROPHY 2018-19 |
| May 31, 2019 4:50 AM |
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GSL ALL-SPORT TROPHY 2018-19
Congratulations to the Mt Spokane Wildcats, with 8 GSL Championships in 2018-19 and 161.5 total points earned to take the title. CV was second with 6 GSL Championships and 156.8 points followed by Mead in 3rd with 1 Championship and 139.3 total points. Check out the totals along with the 50 year history of the award - LINK.
GSL ALL-SPORT TROPHY 2018-19
Congratulations to the Mt Spokane Wildcats, with 8 GSL Championships in 2018-19 and 161.5 total points earned to take the title. CV was second with 6 GSL Championships and 156.8 points followed by Mead in 3rd with 1 Championship and 139.3 total points. Check out the totals along with the 50 year history of the award - LINK.
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| PLAYING SPORTS FOR MORE THAN A SCHOLARSHIP |
| May 28, 2018 11:47 AM |
PLAYING SPORTS FOR MORE THAN A SCHOLARSHIP
By Bob Gardner, Executive Director of the National Federation of State High School Associations and Alan Beste, Executive Director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association Many parents across America are trying to live the dream through their sons and daughters. It’s a popular dream: Land a college athletic scholarship by prioritizing traveling sports teams or specializing in a single sport year-round. Unfortunately, most of these dreams are never realized. . . READ MORE
PLAYING SPORTS FOR MORE THAN A SCHOLARSHIP
By Bob Gardner, Executive Director of the National Federation of State High School Associations and Alan Beste, Executive Director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association Many parents across America are trying to live the dream through their sons and daughters. It’s a popular dream: Land a college athletic scholarship by prioritizing traveling sports teams or specializing in a single sport year-round. Unfortunately, most of these dreams are never realized. . . READ MORE
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| PLAYING SPORTS FOR MORE THAN A SCHOLARSHIP |
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GSL PASSES FOR 2019-20
