RICHLAND -- Richland High School senior Chelsey Bettinson has been named to the AVCA High School All-American watch list.
The list of 48 All-Americans will be announced in November.
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Fever sign quarterback
Fever sign quarterback
The Tri-Cities Fever added another quarterback to its roster this week, signing Kasey Peters out of Rocky Mountain College in Montana.
The Fever had already re-signed last season's starting quarterback, Houston Lillard, last week.
Peters, a three time NAIA All-American, is 6-foot-3 and weighs 225 pounds. He passed for just over 10,000 yards in the three years he played from 2008-10.
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On this day, Dec. 22, in ...
2005 -- After falling behind 21-6, Hermiston won seven of nine matches and went on to beat Pasco 45-30 in the championship match of the Best of the West wrestling tournament in a battle of Bulldogs. Zeke Castro helped Pasco get ahead early with a pin of Ben Jorgensen at 103 pounds. Hermiston sophomore Brandon Larson at 152 provided one of three straight pins.
1998 -- Sophomore post Emily Faurholt scored 34 points and pulled down 14 rebounds to lead the Kennewick girls basketball team to a 61-50 win at Hermiston. "She's a good player and she had a great game," said Hermiston coach Mike Royer. "But we made her look like an All-American tonight."
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On Dec. 10 in ...
* 2001 -- Bryan Jolley scored 18 points and grabbed six rebounds as the host Columbia Basin College men's baskjetball team defeated Eastern Oregon University's junior varsity team 81-55. Andy Harper added 16 points for the Hawks, while Zach White had 15.
* 1969 -- Columbia Basin College's Dale Pulisevich, a freshman linebacker from Prosser, received honorable mention honors on the Junior College Grid-Wire All-American football team. Pulisevich was a 1963 Prosser High graduate who spent time in Vietnam with the Army before enrolling at CBC.
Ward Burton to race NASCAR Truck Series at Daytona
Ward Burton to race NASCAR Truck Series at Daytona
Former Daytona 500 winner Ward Burton is getting back behind the wheel in NASCAR. He's bringing his son along, too.
Southridge star to play baseball at WSU
Southridge star to play baseball at WSU
KENNEWICK -- Southridge three-sport star Matt Mendenhall made a verbal commitment to play baseball at Washington State University, ending speculation that he might join his brother, Andrew, a baseball player at the University of Oregon.
Matt, an all-CBBN performer in football, basketball and baseball, weighed his options carefully before deciding on the Pullman school.
"It's a lot closer than other schools, and I've got a lot of friends there," said Matt, who was told he would play third base under Cougars coach Donnie Marbut. "Basically, I'm going up there to hit the ball."
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