Capital Eagles
5A track and field roundup: Mountain View girls, Rocky Mountain boys take second straight state titles
MERIDIAN — If it were up to him, Mike Jossis would have quietly walked off the Rocky Mountain High track Saturday afternoon having coached his last meet.
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TENNIS
Tennis roundup: District Three singles champs reign at 5A state tournament
Game, set, rematch.
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VARSITY EXTRA: HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
The Best Around: Mountain View one step closer to state title goal
Mountain View High center fielder Sadey Barnes layed out for the final out of the 5A District Three softball championship game.
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VARSITY EXTRA: HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Capital High announces three new varsity coaches
Æ Shelley Wooten takes over the volleyball program after coaching and teaching in Phoenix. Wooten graduated from the University of South Carolina Aiken and is pursuing her master’s degree in Educational Leadership at Boise State.
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VARSITY EXTRA: HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Capital’s leading lady eager to carry Eagles back to state
Junior Liz Landreth can change the mood of her Capital High girls basketball teammates with just a few witty words.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Patient approach pays off for Centennial girls
Clinging to a one-point lead with less than 2 minutes to play in regulation, Centennial coach Emery Roy dipped into an arsenal all too familiar to Patriot opponents — the stall offense.
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FOOTBALL
Coeur d’Alene knocks out Capital
On a rainy, muddy night in Coeur d’Alene with wind gusts up to 30 mph, the Vikings’ big-play passing attack proved too strong as Capital was eliminated in the state semifinals with a 37-7 loss.
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