Dominance on the diamond continues for the Deer Park Lady Stags. After a come-from-behind win against West Valley and a historic doubleheader sweep of Pullman—featuring back-to-back grand slams—the Lady Stags have officially secured the GSL 2A regular season title. Read more about the standout performances from Bailey, Thompson, and the rest of the championship squad as they head into districts.

Riverside freshman Amethyst Bischoff beat the odds to join the University of Chicago’s Emerging Rural Leaders program. From navigating a competitive national application process to her plans for bringing leadership and entrepreneurship skills back to her small-town community, this story highlights the "big opportunities" available to rural students who are willing to step outside their comfort zones and try.

Riverside was the first to take on a league foe, hosting Medical Lake on April 21, where the girls sprinters continued to shine. Ruby Schneider and Athena Jones finished second and third in both the 100 and 200 meter dashes, with Jones adding a win in the shot put.

Deer Park fell 9-1 to North Central on April 21 with Parker Russell scoring the lone Stag tally. The team then traveled to East Valley on April 23, where the Knights prevailed 9-3; Russell, Wyatt Johnson, and Oliver Brown each scored for Deer Park.

There were runs aplenty for the Deer Park Lady Stags softball team as they improved their Greater Spokane League 2A record to 14-0.

The Riverside baseball team put a damper on the hopes for Medical Lake to keep pace with league-leading Lakeside and Colville with a 6-5 victory on the Cardinals' field on April 25 in eight innings.

The Deer Park baseball team sits in a third-place tie with Clarkston with four games remaining in their regular season.

After the visiting Cardinals prevailed 8-5 in the opener, the Rams were anxious to even the score. In spite of the first game setback, Izzy Cotner scored three runs on three hits, including a home run.

Defeat can be a bitter pill to swallow and on April 18, the Deer Park softball team rebounded from just their third defeat in the past two fastpitch campaigns with a dominant 24-1, 20-3 doubleheader sweep at Rogers

Rich and Yohe both carded scores of 78.

In the opening 16-5 win, Ian Olietti and Parker Hamilton each collected four hits and scored three runs. Hamilton also drove in a pair.

Both the Deer Park and Riverside boys soccer teams returned to action after spring break with a pair of league matches. The Stags welcomed Clarkston on April 14.

Riverside was the first area track and field team to test the waters of league competition with their Northeast "A" League opener at Lakeside in Nine Mile Falls on April 14.

The Rams found their bats to be handcuffed by the Eagles’ quality arms as Riverside was held to three hits on the day.

A doubleheader that started on April 14 and ended on Friday, April 17, due to Mother Nature, along with a 180-mile road trip to face a pair of top tier opponents kept the Riverside softball team busy last week.

Spring break for the Riverside softball team was not a time of laziness for their bats as the Rams scored 31 runs in matchups against Newport and Priest River on April 7 at Newport High School.

The Deer Park Stags baseball team fit their three-game non-league schedule into a two-day span over spring break.

The Rams traveled to Newport on April 7 for a pair of contests: the first of the day against the host Grizzlies, a former foe from the Northeast "A" League.

In the Lady Stags doubleheader against Clarkston on April 3, it was a well-placed bunt that stopped approximately halfway between home plate and the pitcher’s mound that helped Deer Park keep their perfect record intact.

The Deer Park soccer team stepped out of Greater Spokane League play on March 30 with a trip into Pend Oreille County to meet up with Newport, who was once their Northeast "A" League rival.

Three Deer Park High School golfers finished in the top 10 at their first event of the season on March 31 at Quail Ridge Golf Course in Clarkston.

Riverside traveled to Yakima on April 4 for the Don Holder Relays held at Zaepfel Stadium, hosted by Eisenhower High School.

They hold a 5-4 record going into a set of three non-league encounters during spring break week.

The Rams plated three runs in the first, second, and fifth innings, and closed out the game in six innings with a six-run sixth inning.