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Every week throughout the school year, the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association names their student-athletes for "outstanding performances and impactful contributions in their communities." This week, a standout performance by a West Valley Rams Sophomore Quarterback got the nod.

The WIAA has partnered with Dick's Sporting Goods to offer all student-athletes that attend WIAA schools a 20% discount off your entire purchase this weekend only!

Wapato Wolves Junior Michael Martinez picked up the WIAA's 'Athlete of the Week' honor in football.

Congratulations to Jessica Cheney, student athlete from White Swan High School, for winning Athlete of the Week for Feb. 11-17.

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) Executive Board on Wednesday voted in favor to make accommodations to the 1B and 2B Sate Volleyball Tournament for member schools that recognize the Saturday Sabbath.

The WIAA announced Riley Quincy of Selah High School as the recipient of the fifth annual Smart Choices Scholarship on Monday. He will receive a $5,000 scholarship to the school of his choice. Quincy has elected to enroll at the University of Arizona with hopes to become a physical therapist, athletic trainer or teacher...

Local teams made the rest of the state take notice of the Yakima Valley during the three-day 2015 WIAA Hardwood Classic, which wrapped up Saturday night with top-ranked Federal Way's 65-46 victory over A.C. Davis for the 4A championship. Here's how Yakima Valley teams fared Saturday in the Tacoma Dome: 1B Girls -- Colton claimed the state championship, holding off Sunnyside Christian 89-70... Read

A.C. Davis High School's boys basketball team maintained their resiliency and fortitude in Friday's state championship semifinals on the Tacoma Dome, outlasting a tough 19-7 Woodinville Falcons squad, 63-52. With the win, the Pirates (21-4) punched their ticket to Saturday night's 4A championship game against the top-ranked Federal Way Eagles in the WIAA Hardwood Classic...

The Yakima Valley Sundome will be the home to the state 1A and 2B Boys and Girls State Basketball Tournament this week. Bob Romero, a member of the tournament committee tells KIT News the games start Thursday and continue through the weekend...

Competition begins on Friday at 12:30 for 1A, 2A & 3A  high schools. 4A schools will compete at 12:30 on Saturday.