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Red Devils Report: LCC baseball gets tough to clinch West title

Blast Zone Media — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 23:12:45 GMT

LCC’s James Cote wears a pitch in the ribs during a win at Clark College on Saturday, April 25, in Vancouver. The Red Devils clinched the West title with a 4-game sweep of the Penguins last week. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Sports / Red Devils Roundup

The wins just keep on coming for the Lower Columbia College softball and baseball teams, as both squads have combined to win an eye-popping 56 consecutive contests.

The top-ranked softball team (39-2 overall, 24-0 in NWAC South Region play) has stretched its winning streak to 34 games, while the second-ranked baseball team (37-7, 20-0) has claimed victory in its last 22 outings along with the West Region crown.

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Red Devils Report: LCC takes brooms to Bremerton in four-game sweep of Olympic

Blast Zone Media — Wed, 22 Apr 2026 14:28:05 GMT

LCC’s Jackson Noonan celebrates after clubbing a double during a win over Olympic, Thursday, April 16, at Story Field. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Sports / Red Devils Roundup

Winning is something that seems to come easy for the Lower Columbia College baseball and softball teams, as the two squads have now combined to win their last 48 games.

The Northwest Athletic Conference’s top-ranked softball team has claimed its last 28 outings including s recent no-hitter by Zoey Hughes, and the baseball team has made good on its last 20 contests.

Red Devils baseball (33-7 overall, 16-0 in the NWAC West Region) dismantled Olympic College of Bremerton, turning away the Rangers 8-1 and 5-0 at David Story Field, and 13-6 and 4-1 on the road.

Red Devils Report: LCC softball shines four times at Crossovers

Blast Zone Media — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 03:04:18 GMT

LCC pitcher Ava Eib tosses a pitch toward home plate during a 20-7 win over Yakima Valley, Monday, March 30, in Yakma. The Red Devils were back in The Palm Springs of Washington last weekend and swept four games at the NWAC Crossovers./ Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Sports / Red Devils Roundup

The wins keep coming in bunches for the Lower Columbia College baseball and softball teams, who have now won a combined 40 consecutive games.

The Red Devils' softball team was on the road in Yakima last week to play four games at the NWAC Crossovers and has now claimed its last 26 straight contests. Meanwhile the LCC baseball team has been victorious in its last 14 consecutive matchups after sweeping a four-game series with Centralia College.

Red Devils Roundup: LCC baseball win streak hits double digits after 4-game shutout of Grays Harbor

Blast Zone Media — Wed, 08 Apr 2026 15:45:28 GMT

LCC infielder Martyn Hernandez applies a tag to a Grays Harbor base runner at second base during a win over the Chokers, Saturday, at Pioneer Park in Aberdeen. The Red Devils did not allow a run to score over the four-game series. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Sports / Red Devils Roundup

Lower Columbia College continued on its winning ways during the past week, as the softball and baseball teams have combined to build a 32-game winning streak.

LCC’s softball team stretched its current winning streak to 22 games following doubleheader sweeps of Yakima Valley, Mount Hood and Centralia, while the Devils’ baseball team ran its winning run to 10 games following a pair of doubleheader shutouts of Grays Harbor at David Story Field and in Aberdeen.

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Red Devils Roundup: LCC softball extends new win streak to 18 games

Blast Zone Media — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 19:43:16 GMT

LCC pitcher Ava Eib fields a ground ball just outside the circle during a win at Southwest Oregon on Wednesday, March 25, in Coos Bay, Oregon. The Red Devils have ripped off 18 consecutive victories as they approach the midway point of divisional play. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Sports / Red Devils Roundup

It's been all smiles and happy times for the Lower Columbia College baseball and softball teams as both squads swept a string of doubleheaders.

The LCC softball team has taken care of business against Southwest Oregon, Grays Harbor and Yakima Valley, while the Red Devils’ baseball squad took four in a row from Pierce.

The Red Devils will be bringing the action to the home fans starting Thursday at Story Field when the Chokers come to Longview. Lower Columbia softball will keep things rolling when it puts its 18-game win streak on the line in a twin bill against Mt. Hood on Friday at Tam O’Shanter Park.

Red Devils Roundup: LCC baseball salvages split at Columbia Basin

Blast Zone Media — Tue, 24 Mar 2026 18:41:41 GMT

LCC’s Ross Kelley lays out to make a catch in the outfield during a game at Columbia Basin College last weekend. The Red Devils split the four-game non-league series over the course of two days in Pasco. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Sports / Red Devils Roundup

With the winter basketball season all the way behind us now it’s time to turn our attention fully outdoors to the diamond sports as spring does its best to arrive on time.

Last week Lower Columbia College continued its softball dominance in the Northwest Athletic Conference South Region with doubleheader sweeps of Clark and Clackamas, while the baseball team wrapped-up its non-league slate by splitting a pair of doubleheaders at Columbia Basin.

NWAC Sports – Lower Columbia College continues restocking rosters for next season

Blast Zone Media — Wed, 18 Mar 2026 17:40:54 GMT

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NWAC Sports / College Signings

Two prep soccer players from Utah along with one from Clark County, and a volleyball player from the Tacoma area will all be playing at Lower Columbia College beginning this fall.

Soccer players Sydney Butler and Avah Spinning from Utah, along with Leeann Williams of Hockinson, and volleyball player Noelle Nofo of Tacoma have all inked letters of intent to join the Red Devils' women's soccer and volleyball squads when practice begins in August.

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Red Devils Roundup: LCC men's hoops settles for second at NWAC Championships

Blast Zone Media — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 19:45:26 GMT

LCC’s Kenyan Jackman-Thomas is left wondering what might have been in the moments immediately following a 77-72 loss to Skagit Valley in the NWAC Championship game, Sunday, March 15, at Columbia Basin College in Pasco. / Photo by Daniel Acosta

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NWAC Sports / Red Devils Roundup

It's never easy to win a conference championship, let alone repeat and become a two-time champ.

Such as the case for the defending Northwest Athletic Association men's basketball champion Lower Columbia College Red Devils, who made it back to the title game, this time to face the Skagit Valley Cardinals.

The sixth-ranked Red Devils (23-7) battled third-ranked Skagit Valley down to the wire, only to fall 77-72 in the conference's final game. To get there, LCC eliminated top-ranked Bellevue 70-67 in the Final 4 portion of the championship.

LCC’s Noah Schow puts up a fadeaway jump shot during a 77-72 loss to Skagit valley in the NWAC Championship game, Sunday, March 15, at Columbia basin College in Pasco. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

NWAC Women's Basketball: Lower Columbia eliminated in Final Four

Blast Zone Media — Sun, 15 Mar 2026 18:15:58 GMT

LCC’s Angela Askey (left / 1), Shailoh Li’ili’i (34) and Breanna Albright (25) battle for a rebound with Grace Hayashida (1 / center) during a Final Four contest in the NWAC Tournament, Friday, March 13, at Columbia Basin College in Paso. The Red Devils saw their season end in a 66-58 loss. / Photo by Daniel Acosta

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College Women’s Basketball / Photo Gallery

The Lower Columbia women’s basketball team saw its season end with a 66-58 loss to Clackamas in the NWAC Final Four, Friday, March 13, at Columbia Basin College.

The defeat was a disappointing finish to a day that saw the LCC men win their semifinal affair in dramatic fashion, earning a return to the NWAC title tilt and a chance to defend last year’s title.

But the LCC women weren’t as lucky. The Red Devils suffered an offensive swoon in the second quarter and were never able to get all the way up to comeback speed.

Maddy Miramontes of Clackamas fires a 3-pointer while LCC head coach Lucas Myers hollers out instructions to his defense during an NWAC Final Four contest, Friday, March 13, at Columbia Basin College in Pasco. Clackamas went on to win 66-58. / Photo by Daniel Acosta

NWAC Men's Basketball: Defending champion Red Devils return to title tilt

Blast Zone Media — Sat, 14 Mar 2026 10:57:23 GMT

LCC’s Shane Douma-Shanchez release a floater from near the free throw line during a 70-67 win over Belleue in the NWAC Final Four, Friday, March 13, at Columbia Basin College in Pasco. The Red Devils will get a chance to defend last season’s NWAC title on Saturday in a championship clash with Skagit Valley. / Photo by Daniel Acosta

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College Men’s Basketball / Photo Gallery

The Lower Columbia men’s basketball team will get an opportunity to defend last season’s NWAC championship once and for all. The Red Devils earned that right on Friday with a 70-67 win over Bellevue in come-from-behind fashion in the NWAC Final Four at Columbia Basin College in Pasco.

The Red Devils are looking to repeat after claiming last year’s NWAC title with a four-point victory over Southwest Oregon. Last year’s championship was the first in 20 years for the Lower Columbia bunch. Now them Devils are fixing to do it all over again.

Red Devils Roundup: LCC men's and women's hoops race into Final Four

Blast Zone Media — Wed, 11 Mar 2026 07:07:47 GMT

LCC’s Shane Douma-Sanchez throws a pass up court during a win in the NWAC Championships basketball tournament last week at Columbia Basin College in Pasco. The defending NWAC champion Red Devils returned to the Final Four with victories over Clark and Treasure Valley. / Photo by Daniel Acosta

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NWAC Sports / Red Devils Report

It was a great week to be a Red Devil.

With a combined 12 victories accrued by the men's and women's basketball teams, and the softball and baseball teams, the four programs at Lower Columbia College were unblemished during the past week.

At the Northwest Athletic Association Basketball Championships held at Columbia Basin College in Pasco, the LCC men's and women's teams each advanced to the Final Four round of the tournament which will be contested on Friday. The LCC men will tangle with top-ranked Bellevue at noon, while the LCC women will face undefeated and top-ranked Clackamas at 5 p.m..

NWAC Basketball: Lower Columbia hoopers poised for playoff runs

Blast Zone Media — Wed, 04 Mar 2026 12:35:53 GMT

The NWAC Basketball tournaments are set to begin on Wednesday and the Red Devils men’s basketball team will need to rebound from a regular-season ending loss in order to continue their defense of last year’s NWAC title. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Basketball / Postseason Preview

The fifth-ranked Lower Columbia College men’s basketball team, and the seventh-ranked LCC women’s basketball team have similar paths to take in their quest for the ultimate gold at the Northwest Athletic Conference Basketball Championships.

The tournaments, which begin Wednesday at Columbia Basin College in Pasco, will see the LCC men face Clark College of Vancouver at noon Wednesday, while the LCC women will be idle until they face Chemeketa at 6 p.m. on Friday.

College Men’s Basketball

Red Devils shooting to repeat

LCC’s Kenyan Jackman-Thomas puts up a shot from the perimeter during a regular season contest. The Red Devils will play Clark College to open the NWAC Tournament on Wednesday in Pasco. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

The LCC men (20-6 overall, 10-4 in the West Region) are 5-2 in their last seven games, having lost to region champ Green River 86-79, and to tournament non-qualifier Grays Harbor 73-70. During the seven-game span, the Red Devils claimed solid region wins over Centralia (76-54) and Tacoma (106-64), while getting the other three wins by five or fewer points.

LCC averaged 80.0 points per game (15th in the NWAC), and are in the top-10 in points allowed (71.2, fifth), rebounds (37.8, seventh), assists (15.5, seventh), and turnovers (12.0, eighth).

Individually, James Grose leads the Devils in scoring at 15.7 points per game (26th in the NWAC), and is averaging 2.5 assists. Skyler Schmidt is averaging 12.5 points, 9.2 rebounds (sixth in the NWAC) and 2.4 assists, and Shane Douma-Sanchez is at 12.5 points and 4.5 assists (seventh in NWAC assists). Noah Schow is averaging 11.2 points and 6.6 rebounds, Javares Reid is averaging 10.7 points, Dalton Stevens is scoring 10.6 points and grabbing 5.1 rebounds per outing, and Chance White is tossing in 10.0 points per game. Kenyan Jackman-Thomas is pulling 6.9 rebounds per outing.

Grose, Schmidt, Schow and Douma-Sanchez were all named to the NWAC all-West Region second-team, and Schow was placed on the region's Defensive Team.

The Devils face 10th-ranked Clark, which finished third in the South Region at 17-12 overall, 9-7 in the region. The Penguins are coached by Castle Rock native Kevin Johnson, and is assisted by his son, Brock, also a CR native.

Clark averaged 76.4 points per game (21st in the NWAC), and allowed 74.3 points per outing (eighth). The Penguins are second in rebounds (39.3), 23rd in assists (13.2), and second in turnovers (10.2).

Tristan Pratt paces the Clark attack, and is fifth in the NWAC in scoring (20.1 points) and 11th in rebounding (8.3). Ari Richardson is 13th in scoring at 17.3 points to go with 5.1 rebounds and 2.9 assists, and Noah Tostovrsnik averages 13.2 points and 10.3 rebounds. Micah Gentry averages 9.6 points and 2.7 assists, and Zion Milare adds 7.5 points and 2.3 assists.

Pratt was placed on the South Region's first-team and was named the region's Freshman of the Year, and Richardson was named to the second-team. Tostovrsnik was placed on the region's Defensive Team.

If the Red Devils get past Clark, they would play the winner of the Peninsula/Treasure Valley matchup in the Elite 8 at 2 p.m. Thursday, also in Pasco.

Women’s College Basketball

LCC ready to weather the Chemeketa Storm

The LCC women’s basketball team will have to wait a couple days before it can do any celebrating after earning a bye in the first round of the NWAC Tournament / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

The Red Devils (23-4, 11-1 in the West Region), winners of the Region, were fourth in the NWAC in scoring (76.9) and assists (17.2), fifth in fewest turnovers (15.4), ninth in points allowed (58.4), and 11th in rebounding (41.9).

Angelica Askey was 16th in the NWAC in scoring at 16.0 points per game, along with 4.2 rebounds and 3.1 assists. Jaci Gonnie averaged 13.2 points, 4.1 rebounds and 2.4 assists, and Shailoh Li'ili'i averaged 12.7 points and 6.6 rebounds. Adrian Wright checked in at 10.3 points, 6.3 rebounds and 2.6 assists, and Regan Brewer pulled 4.3 rebounds and dished 3.1 assists.

Askey was named the West Region Freshman of the Year, and joined Li'ili'i on the NWAC West Region first-team. Gonnie was placed on the second-team, Brewer was named the region's Defensive Player of the Year, and Askey placed on the region's All-Defensive Team. LCC's Lucas Myers was named the West Region Coach of the Year.

LCC faces ninth-ranked Chemeketa (20-8, fourth in the South Region at 10-5). The Storm averaged 66.8 points per game (14th in the NWAC), allowed 60.0 points (12th), grabbed 36.7 rebounds per outing (26th), dished 13.2 assists (14th), and averaged 19.7 turnovers (22nd).

Patricia Mike led the Chemeketa attack at 14.3 points and 2.0 assists, with Ava Rubio close behind at 13.2 points, 6.9 rebounds and 2.9 assists. Ella Holwege tossed in 12.0 points, grabbed 6.8 rebounds and handed out 3.1 assists, Mia Fullbright was good for 10.7 points and 5.1 rebounds, and Ashley Barba added 5.9 points and 4.2 rebounds.

Holwege was named to the South Region second-team, and Rubio was selected to the region's Defensive Team.

The winner of the LCC/Chemeketa matchup faces either eighth-ranked Columbia Basin or 13th-ranked Skagit Valley in the Elite 8 at 4 p.m. Saturday at Columbia Basin College.

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About The Author: Rick McCorkle is a respected former sports reporter for The Daily News. He previously covered the Lower Columbia College beat, in addition to other local sports, across several decades and two different centuries. To read the previous Red Devils Report from McCorkle, click here.

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Red Devils Roundup – Ups and downs abound for LCC athletics as seasons overlap

Blast Zone Media — Tue, 03 Mar 2026 22:46:20 GMT

LCC’s Karsten Hansen slides home safely to score a run for the Red Devils during a home game against Wenatchee Valley last weekend at Story Field. The Red Devils were on the wrong end of a highlight reel play in an extra inning affair and wound up splitting the series. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Sports / Roundup

It was a week of highs and lows for the Lower Columbia College athletic teams, as the basketball, baseball and softball teams all felt the thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat.

The men's basketball team dropped its final regular-season game to Grays Harbor, while the softball team saw its 52-game winning streak come to an end, and the baseball team split six games with Lane and Wenatchee Valley.

NWAC Softball: LCC's 52-game win streak snapped

Blast Zone Media — Mon, 02 Mar 2026 20:45:12 GMT

LCC head coach Traci Fuller (left) listens intently to the home plate umpire during a pregame meeting home plate before a contest against Everett, Saturday, Feb. 28, at Tam O’Shanter Park. The Red Devils dropped a pair of games over the weekend and saw their 51-game win streak snapped. / Photo courtesy of Sam Barbee

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NWAC Softball / Report

TAM O’SHANTER — There’s an elephant in the room. Can you see it? It’s right over there. Don’t look. Leave it alone.

You can’t. You can’t leave it alone. You have to look over there. But there’s an elephant. In the room. Like, what if it gets spooked? It’s an elephant. In a room.

The idea that something is unavoidable and you do everything possible to offer even acknowledgement. Oh my god, three’s an elephant in the room but we have to pretend like there isn’t.

That’s what a long winning streak is. Especially in a sport that doesn’t lends itself to them.

That’s what a 52-game winning streak is.

Red Devils Roundup: LCC basketball screaming into the home stretch

Blast Zone Media — Wed, 25 Feb 2026 16:58:30 GMT

Shane Douma-Sanchez of LCC shouts out a play to his teammates during the Red Devils' contest with Highline.. The Red Devils have won four straight games and locked up a playoff spot entering their regular season finale on Wednesday. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Sports/ Reports

The Lower Columbia College men's and women's basketball teams each swept their two-game sets with Tacoma and Highline, while the Red Devils' baseball team won five of six games against Chemeketa and Bellevue during the past week.

With just one game left on the regular season schedule for LCC basketball, and Red Devil diamond sports rounding into midseason form, things are beginning to heat up in the world of late winter NWAC sports.

Red Devils Roundup: LCC basketball teams lockdown playoff berths, Top-7 rankings

Blast Zone Media — Wed, 18 Feb 2026 15:47:34 GMT

LCC’s Dalton Stevens sends home a slam dunk during a home game earlier this season. The defending NWAC Champion Red Devils locked up a playoff spot with a win at South Puget Sound last Saturday. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Athletics / Roundup

After winning 16 games in a row, the Lower Columbia College women's basketball team struggled in its latest two outings against Pierce and South Puget Sound before having its winning streak ended in Olympia against South Puget Sound.

The LCC men's hoop team ran its current winning streak to two games, while the softball team stretched its winning run to 50 games with a two-game sweep of Pierce after winning 48 in a row last season culminating with the NWAC title. The baseball team also opened the season with a sweep of Clackamas at home over the weekend.

College Baseball: LCC dominates little things in season-opening sweep

Blast Zone Media — Mon, 16 Feb 2026 18:21:05 GMT

LCC’s Sam Davidson (8) trades low-fives with teammate Noah Boria (8) after scoring a run in a game against Clackamas, Saturday, Feb. 14, at Story Field. The Red Devils swept Opening Day with a pair of tight wins over the Cougars. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Baseball / Report

STORY FIELD — Baseball is a game of details. Small things. Little things. Things that go unnoticed or seem mundane to the point of irrelevance. Oh, he caught a bad throw. Oh, he drew a walk. Who cares? Not as cool as that rocket off the barrel or that diving catch in the grass.

The little things live in the margins, on the edges, the place where your attention just usually land. So was the case in Lower Columbia’s sweep of Clackamas in its 2026 season debut at David Story Field in Longview on Saturday.

LCC scratched across one run in the seventh, then one run in the eighth to slip past the apparently resurgent Cougars 2-0, then overcame a disastrous three-run (and three-walk) top of the seventh in the rematch with three runs of its own in the bottom, plus a bonus insurance run in the eighth to walk away 6-4 winners and a sweep.

“I love to see the execution. I love to see us getting two wins on the scoreboard,” LCC head coach Kurt Lupinski said,

But that disastrous seventh inning could have been much worse had it not been for second baseman Ross Kelley.

To call him a second baseman is to leave some details aside. Crucial details. Details that aren’t immediately known, but no less important. Just like the game.

Red Devils Roundup: The LCC Spring Sports Preview

Blast Zone Media — Sat, 14 Feb 2026 18:15:44 GMT

The LCC softball team celebrates after yet another win during an undefeated run to the NWAC championship in 2025. This spring the Red Devils will look to maintain that high standard on the diamond. / Photo by Skyler Smith for Blast Zone Media

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Collegiate Athletics / Spring Preview

Advancing to the postseason in baseball and softball at Lower Columbia College is an expectation placed on both teams each spring, and more often than not that goal is accomplished.

And other times that baseline objective is blown all the way out of the water.

In 2025, the softball team completed an undefeated season culminating in its Northwest Athletic Conference-record 11th championship. Meanwhile, the baseball team won the West Region before losing two of three games at the NWAC Championships.

Now its time for the Red Devils of the diamond to get back to business in the hunt for more hardware, and we’ve got all the basics you need to know before the first pitch is thrown.

Red Devils Roundup: LCC women push win streak to 16 games

Blast Zone Media — Tue, 10 Feb 2026 19:50:08 GMT

Regan Brewer of LCC had a solid all-around game with 10 points, seven rebounds and three assists in a 74-65 win over Green River, Saturday, Feb. 7. / Photo courtesy of LCC Athletics

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NWAC Sports / Roundup

It’s a “Sweet 16” for the Lower Columbia College women’s basketball team after claiming their 16th consecutive victory in Northwest Athletic Conference play during the past week.

For the LCC men, they had their five-game winning skein halted after dropping an NWAC West Region matchup to Green River on the hardwood.

NWAC Sports: Lower Columbia College athletics begin restocking with local talent

Blast Zone Media — Sat, 31 Jan 2026 19:52:26 GMT

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NWAC Sports / College Signings

A pair of standout women's soccer players, along with two all-league volleyball players, have inked letters of intent to play and study at Lower Columbia College beginning this fall.

Coming to the LCC women's soccer team are Kelso's Maya Buck and Hannah Fay of Napavine, and joining the volleyball team are Ella Eib of R.A. Long and Ashlin Lockman from Crescent Valley High in Corvallis, Ore.