Red-hot Sports in Redmond
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Good luck to the Grizzlies…
February 26th, 2010 at Fri, 26th, 2010 at 12:51 pm by Tim WatanabeThis Saturday as they take on Chief Leschi, on the Warriors’ home court, for the Tri-District title and the No. 1 seed to state. I can guarantee the Warriors will give the Grizzlies all they want and the final score will NOT be one of those 85-40 blowouts that we have become accustomed to seeing in the Grizzlies’ box scores this year with their dominating offense.
I’ll be there – unfortunately as much as I’d love to go to Spokane next week for the 2B state tournament, working for a small weekly newspaper makes it tough to justify getting that expensed, but hopefully Moe and crew can take care of business down in Puyallup.
The only time I go to that city is for the fair, so I hope I find the school okay!
And also tonight at the same school the lady Grizzlies have a do-or-die winner to state, loser-out game against Evergreen Lutheran – good luck to them as well!
Tim Watanabe Hi there! I graduated from the University of Washington in 2007 with a degree in Journalism and have been the sports writer for the Redmond Reporter since May of 2008. When I'm not covering the local high school sports scene I enjoy bowling, anything related to African lions, and performing as a lion mascot for community and charity events.
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