The Columbia River Track Camp for high schoolers will be held June 20-21 at Riverside High in Boardman, Ore.
Among the clinicians are former Pirates standout Keith Baker, an assistant coach at UC Santa Barbara, and Steven Boozer, a former discus All-American at the University of Alabama.
Registration is $125 through today, then goes up to $150.
For information, call Glaya Baker at 541-481-7488 or e-mail bakers@machmedia.net.
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On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On Jan. 17 in ...
* 1974 -- Five Kennewick wrestlers remained undefeated as the Lions won all but two matches to defeat Richland 45-7 in a Big Nine match. Matt Wilson (101 pounds) moved his win-loss record to 5-0, Lanny Kruschke (129) 2-0, Jay McMullen (135) 4-0-1, Bob McCoy (141) 2-0 and Ken Schreves (heavyweight) 5-0.
* 1964 -- Former Columbia Basin College football coach Rod Enos turned down an offer to join Bert Clark's football staff at WSU to take a post as the Cougars' interim track coach. Enos directed the 1961 Hawks gridders to an undefeated, untied season (9-0-0) and high national ranking, but he was no stranger to track, having been a star sprinter and broad jumper during his collegiate career at Baker University as well as an assistant for two years under CBC track coach Sig Hansen.
Terry Joe Robinson
Terry Joe Robinson
BAKER CITY, Ore. -- Terry Joe Robinson, 70, died Sept. 30 at his Baker City, Ore., at home.
He was born in Bellingham and lived in the Tri-Cities from 1986 to 2005.
He was a retired production manager for the Tri-City Herald.
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