Here's a reminder that if you're going to want to play golf in the Tri-Cities over the next few days, your options will be limited.
The Washington state high school boys and girls golf tournaments are being held Wednesday and Thursday throughout the Tri-Cities.
In addition, almost all courses will hold practice rounds starting at noon and 1 p.m. today for the high schoolers.
The 4A boys tournament will be held at Kennewick's Canyon Lakes, while the 4A girls will play at Pasco's Sun Willows.
The 3A boys tournament will be held at Meadow Springs Country Club in Richland, while the 3A girls tourney is at Horn Rapids in Richland.
Both the 1A boys and girls will play their tournaments at Columbia Point, and the 2B/1B tournaments for both boys and girls will be held at the Tri-City Country Club in Kennewick.
The only state tournaments being held outside the Tri-Cities are the 2A boys and girls. They will be played at Apple Tree in Yakima.
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On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On Feb. 13 in ...
* 1989 -- Sam Vaught scored 10 points and grabbed a team-high 11 rebounds to lead the Richland girls basketball team to a 49-39 Big Nine win over Eisenhower at Davis High School in Yakima. With the win, the Bombers earned the No. 6 seed into the Big Nine district tournament.
* 1977 -- A 710 series by Jim Snow led him to four titles -- doubles, handicap all-events, high scratch game and high scratch series -- in the eighth Washington Tri-City Bowling Association men's tournament.
Granger girls beat TC Prep
Granger girls beat TC Prep
Lyndsay Oswalt led all scorers with 14 points as Granger held Tri-Cities Prep to just four points in the first half en route to a 45-26 nonleague home win. Alex Cuevas led the Jaguars with 13 points.
"It was Granger's game right from the start. The girls played very timid," said Prep coach Gil McCargo.
Will CBBN 3A boys hoops live up to the hype?
Will CBBN 3A boys hoops live up to the hype?
Patience.
The Herald's boys and girls basketball league preview is on its way. Subscribers and single-copy buyers will have it in their hands by the end of the week.
In the meantime, I've been enjoying my time catching up to a lot of the area coaches and chatting basketball with them. We really do have some terrific coaches around the Tri-Cities. Unfortunately, that sometimes gets taken for granted.
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On this date in:
* 2003: Adam Dabney scored 12 points to lead the Hanford boys to a 45-36 win over White Swan at the SunDome Shootout basketball tournament in Yakima. Meanwhile, Kristin Hilgert and Nikki DePeel combined for 37 points to lead the Falcons' girls to a 70-31 rout of Cle Elum.
* 1996: Tri-City Americans goalie Brian Boucher made 39 saves to lead the United States to a 4-0 shutout of Switzerland in the World Junior Championships in Geneva.
On this date in Mid-Coumbia sports history
On this date in Mid-Coumbia sports history
On Aug. 30 in ...
* 1993 -- Jeff Ripley, owner and general manager of KORD AM 870, announced that the radio station is adding ESPN radio and other sports programming. It will also include a local sports talk show hosted by Jeff Rickard and Matt Price.
* 1987 -- The Tri-City Dust Devils U15 Select team and the Tri-City Spirit U13 Boys Select team each placed second in their divisions at the Bigfoot soccer tournament in Snohomish.
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