YAKIMA – A recap of the spring season for the CBBN, CWAC and SCAC:

CBBN

Boys soccer again carried the league’s banner. Wenatchee ripped through the bracket to Puyallup, knocked out in the semifinal by Hazen and then edged by Chiawana in the third-place match; Eastmont reached state but fell in the opening round.

On the diamonds, West Valley-Yakima and Moses Lake both punched 4A state tickets before bowing out to eventual champ Lake Washington’s side of the draw. Eastmont and Moses Lake also reached 4A fastpitch in Richland but couldn’t crack Championship Saturday.

In track and field, CBBN athletes held their own in the 4A state meet with multiple finalists across sprints, distance, and field events, though the league didn’t bring home individual gold.

CWAC

Othello and Selah both made the final four, with Othello beating Selah for third after each ran into eventual champion Bainbridge.

In soccer, Othello advanced to the 2A quarterfinals, while Grandview and Quincy qualified for state out of a reshaped CWAC.

On the track, CWAC athletes earned podium finishes at the 2A championships. The headliner was Ellensburg’s Colton Magruder, who won both the 100 meters (10.71) and 200 meters (21.60), and anchored Ellensburg’s runner-up 4x100 relay. 

Selah’s Chloe Myers captured in the discus with a throw of 135 feet, 3 inches in the finals to win by 14 feet.

Ellensbur's Mystic Hammond added a silver in the 3,200 meters, while Prosser’s Titus Paeschke (javelin) was third and Grandview’s Titus Jeffrey (discus) took second.

Golf and tennis added to the spring résumé with several all-state performances.

SCAC (1A)

It was a lean year for gold at the 1A state track and field championships, but SCAC athletes still earned a handful of podium spots:

Boys 4x100 Relay – Royal (3rd, 43.28)

Boys 4x400 Relay – Cashmere (2nd, 3:27.09)

Boys Discus Throw – Andrei Smith, College Place (2nd, 161′ 8″ / 49.27 m)

Girls Long Jump – Taylor Kunz, Cashmere (3rd, 17′ 3″ / 5.25 m)

Outside of track, SCAC schools had a solid soccer showing with Cashmere, Royal, and Wapato all making the 1A state bracket, while several softball teams reached Richland. Even without a state champion this spring, the conference showed balance in sprints, relays, throws, and the jumps.

2025 League MVPs  andPlayers of the Year

CBBN

Baseball – Hudson Fries, West Valley

Baseball Offensive – Jonny Purcell, Moses Lake

Baseball Defensive – Matthew Butler, Wenatchee

Baseball Pitcher – Rhyse Elder, West Valley

Golf (Boys) – Mason Bradford, Moses Lake

Golf (Girls) – Ava Olszewski, West Valley

Soccer Offensive – Aaron Leon, Eastmont

Soccer Defensive (Co) – Andrew Kjobech, Wenatchee; Ian Martinez, Davis

Softball MVPs – Brittany Howe, Eastmont; Paige Richardson, Moses Lake

Softball Offensive – Hayden Morris, Moses Lake

Softball Defensive – Elizabeth Heinz, Eastmont

Tennis (Boys) – Axel Fulton, West Valley

Tennis (Girls, Co) – Joyce Hartsig, Wenatchee; Adie Stephen, Eisenhower

Track (Boys, Track) – Andrew Garcia, Sunnyside; Brady Jay, Moses Lake

Track (Boys, Field) – Kayden Andre-Van Lith, Eastmont; Hunter Blackmon, Moses Lake; Bryson Chase, Eisenhower

Track (Girls, Track) – Kylah Madariaga, Wenatchee; Kaiya Char, Moses Lake

Track (Girls, Field) – Kennady Davidson, Wenatchee; Madison Bond, Moses Lake

Top-three finishers at state track meet

Boys Triple Jump – 3. Diego Trejo, Davis (45′ 6″ / 13.87m)

Boys Discus – 2. Nathaniel Wold, Eastmont (167′ 5″ / 51.02m)

Boys Javelin – 2. Tyler Douglass, Wenatchee (185′ 3″ / 56.47m)

Boys Javelin – 3. Austin Ruffin, West Valley (180′ 9″ / 55.09m)

Girls 100m Hurdles – 2. Aribella Harjo, Moses Lake (14.94)

Girls High Jump – 3. Amelia Butler, West Valley (5′ 2″ / 1.57m)

Girls Shot Put – 2. Talia Moore, Eisenhower (40′ 0¼″ / 12.20m)

CWAC

Baseball MVP – Brandon Stone, East Valley

Softball MVP – Tia Ramynke, East Valley

Soccer Offensive – Jose Cabrera, Othello

Soccer Defensive – Kasey Toevs, Quincy

Soccer Coach – Sam Villa, Grandview

Tennis (Boys Singles) – Joshua Mullings, Ephrata

Tennis (Boys Doubles, Co) – Caleb Adams/Luke Gates, Selah; Lleyton Fast/Anthony Spencer, East Valley

Tennis (Girls Singles) – Hannah Sonnichsen, Prosser

Tennis (Girls Doubles) – Emily Knautz/Ceci Mendoza Camacho, East Valley

Golf (Boys MVP) – Ayden Kline, East Valley

Golf (Girls MVP) – Jayme Dwight, Ephrata

Track (Boys Track) – Colton Magruder, Ellensburg

Track (Boys Field) – Titus Jeffrey, Grandview

Track (Girls Track) – Bella Garza, Othello

Track (Girls Field) – Chloe Myers, Selah

Top-three finishers at state track meet

Boys 100m Dash – 1. Colton Magruder, Ellensburg (10.71)

Boys 200m Dash – 1. Colton Magruder, Ellensburg (21.60)

Boys 3200m Run – 2. Mystic Hammond, Ellensburg (9:13.22)

Boys 4x100m Relay – 2. Ellensburg (42.20)

Boys Javelin – 3. Titus Paeschke, Prosser (178′ 8″ / 54.45m)

Boys Discus – 2. Titus Jeffrey, Grandview (180′ 9″ / 55.09m)

Girls Discus –  1. Chloe Myers, Selah (135′ 3″ / 41.22m)

SCAC

Baseball MVP – Tom McDevitt, Cashmere

Softball MVPs (Co) – Jill Allred, Royal; Adrienne Berube, College Place

Soccer MVP – Icker Lopez, Wahluke

Tennis (Boys Athlete) – Trevor Crowther, Zillah

Tennis (Girls Athlete) – Mia Ferraro, College Place

Golf (Boys MVP) – Mason Muffett, Zillah

Golf (Girls MVP) – Jayda Gooler, Naches Valley

Track (Boys Track) – Caden Fitzhugh, Royal

Track (Boys Field) – Santana Luna, Royal

Track (Girls Track) – Aysia Garcia, Zillah

Track (Girls Field) – Kayla Krueger, Naches Valley

Top-three finishers at state track meet

Boys 4x100m Relay – 3. Royal (43.28)

Boys 4x400m Relay – 2. Cashmere (3:27.09)

Boys Discus – 2. Andrei Smith, College Place (161′ 8″ / 49.27m)

Girls Long Jump – 3. Taylor Kunz, Cashmere (17′ 3″ / 5.25m)