Sports and Outdoors

TONASKET – The Youth Soccer Association’s season ended at an all-day tournament in Chief Tonasket Park on Saturday, May 22 with 48 teams participating from Oroville, Tonasket, Omak/Okanogan and Methow.

TONASKET – The First Annual T-Town SK8 Throwdown was a huge success, exceeding all expectations of event organizers and sponsors and raising over $450 for the B3 Skatepark, as of press time.

TONASKET – In two home doubleheader games, the Tonasket baseball team finished 2-0 over Oroville and 0-2 over Lake Roosevelt last week.

TONASKET – After hours of competition in track and field events, the Tonasket boys’ track team finished in third place at the Tonasket Invitational meet while the Tiger girls finished fourth.

TONASKET – After many of the team graduated at the end of last season, the Tonasket baseball team is having a rebuilding year this season.

TONASKET – With a team of mostly freshman, the Tonasket boys’ soccer team is working to be competitive this season.

TONASKET – The Tonasket softball team is hoping to improve more this season over last season, when they only won one game.

TONASKET – With two new co-head coaches, the Tonasket tennis team is looking to improve over their performance last year.

TONASKET – A larger than average Tonasket track team is hoping to break their personal records this season.

WENATCHEE – After losing to Liberty Bell on Monday, Oroville’s girls’ basketball team had one more chance to continue post-season play towards State with a battle against Kittitas in Wenatchee Thursday, Feb. 25.