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Lynden's Christianson selected All-NWC Most Valuable Player

For the past few years, Luke Christianson has been the premier leadoff batter in the Northwest Conference and a pontifical center fielder in one of the best outfields in the conference.
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Two each from Bellingham, Lynden, Sehome advance to second day action

Six golfers moved on to play in the second round of the Class 2A State boys' golf tournament at Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place on Tuesday, May 21.
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Class 2A State Track and Field Championships breakdown

2A GIRLS STATE TRACK AND FIELD BREAKDOWN
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Boucher's dedication, adjustments have him in Class 1A state golf tournament

The expiring daylight leads way to an uninhabited Semiahmoo Golf Course - such a place where Blaine's Devan Boucher can refine the subtleties of his golf game.
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Andert ending four-year varsity career at pinnacle of girls' varsity golf

Squalicum senior girls' golfer Riley Andert didn't own a golf bag, gear, clubs or the aspiration to be a state-tournament golfer when she decided to play the sport four years ago.
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Lynden comes up short with loss to Archbishop Murphy in regional final

BELLINGHAM - One of the most accomplished high school senior classes Whatcom County has ever produced on and off the field of play received one final standing ovation from a packed house. Only problem, it wasn't the cheers they were looking for.
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Defensive miscues, offensive struggles end Ferndale's season in first round at state

MOUNT VERNON - The Ferndale baseball team did something earlier this month that the program had not previously done - win a Class 3A Northwest District title. And there was no easy route to accomplishing it, as they had to beat Shorewood - considered one of the top teams in the state - in the ...
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Additions of Roth, Troutman have reinforced already strong Bellingham golf team

Bellingham sophomore golfer Cody Roth shot between a 37 and 40 during nine-hole rounds last year. He played JV. E.J. Troutman, more known for his tennis stroke than his golf swing, didn't play for the Red Raiders last spring.