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Former Idaho Press sports editor. Prep writer for 33 years with The Spokesman-Review. Now back at the S-R covering Gonzaga women’s hoops.
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West Valley’s Lauren Matthew highlights GSL girls final day at state with 2A 400 meter title | Track and field Original

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By Greg Lee
| The Spokesman-Review
TACOMA - Lauren Matthew didn’t have to say anything. Her face told the story that she finally won the 2A state 400-meter championship she had been chasing for three years. The West Valley senior cruised, winning in a time of 55.89 seconds as the 4A/3A/2A state championships concluded Saturday at Mount Tahoma High School. Matthew took a long-awaited step to the top of the awards podium, after finishing runner-up for to East Valley’s Veronica Garcia the last two seasons.
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Mead boys win 4A state championship behind Simon Rosselli’s arm, strong finish in relays | Track and field Original

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By Greg Lee
| The Spokesman-Review
TACOMA - The national discus record of 237 feet, 7 inches, was dangling in front of Simon Rosselli all spring. To be honest, the mark has been on his mind going back to last season when he burst onto the national scene and had dozens of NCAA Division I schools pursuing him. The Mead senior’s season ended short of his top goal. But the University of Oregon-bound thrower has plenty to be proud of.
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