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SLIDESHOW: High School Football - Week 6

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© Colfax fell 19-14 to Reardan in a chilly game full of fumbles. (Photo: SWX) © Colfax fell 19-14 to Reardan in a chilly game full of fumbles. (Photo: SWX)

Week 6 was an interesting for high school football in the Inland Northwest.

Central Valley beat University - again - in the annual Greasy Pig game. The Bears won 47-14. East Valley lost its first game of the season, as Cheney upset the Knights 34-28. Cusick continued to score at a rapid pace, dropping 70 on Republic Friday night. And Reardan finally got a win over Colfax, beating the Bulldogs 19-14 on a chilly night in Reardan.

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  • Monday, March 4 2013 2:41 PM EST2013-03-04 19:41:18 GMT
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    Elias Harris had 20 points and nine rebounds in Gonzaga's 81-52 win over Portland on Saturday.
    Elias Harris had 20 points and nine rebounds in Gonzaga's 81-52 win over Portland on Saturday. not only did the win give the Zags another West Coast Conference championship, but it convinced the voters to put them atop the AP Top 25 poll which was released on Monday morning.

  • Friday, March 1 2013 4:18 PM EST2013-03-01 21:18:52 GMT
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    Action resumed bright and early Friday morning at Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena, beginning with the consolation games on the second day of the State B tournament.
    Action resumed bright and early Friday morning at Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena, beginning with the consolation games on the second day of the State B tournament.

  • Thursday, February 28 2013 8:09 PM EST2013-03-01 01:09:11 GMT
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    While the State B basketball tournament in Spokane is supposed to be about the players, it is sometimes hard not to notice the coaches.
    While the State B basketball tournament in Spokane is supposed to be about the players, it is sometimes hard not to notice the coaches. More specifically, it is sometimes interesting to see how the coaches decide to dress themselves on gameday.
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