Richland boys, Kamiakin and Kennewick girls head to Tacoma for WA basketball championships
Ten other Mid-Columbia teams also have a shot at state titles.
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Ten other Mid-Columbia teams also have a shot at state titles.
RICHLAND – Despite coming back from a 17-point second-half deficit, the No. 2 seed Warden Cougars were unable to take over the No. 7 Brewster lead in Friday’s 2B Girls State Basketball Tournament regional matchup, falling to the Bears 68-63. “I thought we had a good week of practice, thought we had a good plan,” Warden Head Coach Josh Madsen said. “Ultimately, we didn’t execute it at times as well as I thought we could have. (Brewster) hit some big shots, and we just didn’t respond.”
Kamiakin High School was jam-packed with regional round matchups for high school state basketball on Saturday.
Both Richland and Prosser boys basketball had their backs against the wall on Saturday in order to reach their respective state basketball tournaments next weekend.
The Eastern Washington Athletic Conference tipped off its first round of the boys district basketball tournament on Friday.