Merry Christmas from The Sports Council! This platform provides the gift of connection, and our Christmas episode connects with the Pacific Northwest Fungo Banter podcast host, head coach of Kittitas baseball, and former CWU player Eric Sorenson.

Richland boys basketball are defending Mid-Columbia Conference champions and have been the program pacing the MCC in recent years. Jamie Council catches up with the Bombers on their upcoming season into 2026.

It's trophy week for high school football. Jamie Council catches up with Tri-Cities Prep, Liberty Christian, and DeSales leading up to their trips to Husky Stadium.

Happy Thanksgiving! Tri-Cities Prep baseball and basketball teams are teaming up this holiday season to help the community with a blanket fundraiser. In the McCurley Chevrolet non-profit segment, Jamie Council talks with Jason Jarrett and Isaac Nelson about providing the opportunity "to give" to their programs. Link to purchase a blanket: https://bit.ly/JagBlankets

A handful of Tri-Cities football teams enter the Round of 16 for football playoffs this weekend, including Chiawana. The MCC champions host Glacier Peak on Saturday and Jamie Council catches up with Scott Bond, Cooper Cissne, Tate Cissne, and Morgan Dodson as the Riverhawks look to make another deep playoff run.

Hear from the WIAA Director of Communications Sean Bessette about this Fall Championship season, plus a look behind the curtain of the changing landscape of high school sports.

Eastern Washington Women's Soccer finished off their regular season schedule on a three game winning streak, earning them a third place finish. As the Eagles prepare for the Big Sky Conference tournament in Missoula next week, Jamie Council catches up with Missy Strasburg, Lani Walker, and Kamryn Willoughby.

Kamiakin boys cross country is MCC champions for the 17th consecutive year while the girls become lone MCC champions (not shared) for the first time since 2022. Jamie Council catches up with the programs as their efforts turn towards state.

Richland girls' soccer is ranked #11 in WIAA 4A RPI. In his 10th year leading the program, Justin Almquist and the Bombers are looking to get the most out of the 2025 season.

Chiawana girls' soccer is the two-time defending MCC champion and reigning district champion. Reloaded, the Riverhawks hope to go the distance this season under head coach Sam Nunez.