The Central Valley Bears girls basketball team is no stranger to being on top of the standings, this year's team is right back in first place of the 4A standings. Senior Peyton Howard is back on the floor this year leading the way after spending a year on the sidelines recovering from a knee injury.
The Ferris Saxon boys basketball team is trying to get into position for a playoff run, they are being led by a quiet Senior leader, Coy Spink. He's the subject of this week's Shining Star.
The Mt. Spokane Wildcats have been dominating for years on the wrestling mat and this year's team shows no signs of slowing down. The Wildcats are in good hands when looking to the leadership of Senior Jake Carr, he's the subject of this week's Shining Star.
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After a long journey that included two seasons on the "C team" and being cut by the Tigers, Lewis & Clark Senior Teddy Jackson has earned his way onto the varsity basketball team.
The inland northwest has long been a staple of success in high school wrestling. Girls wrestling in our area has been happening for years now, but this year at Rogers, they have the only girls team recognized by the WIAA in the GSL.
All four seniors on University High School's girls basketball team are committed to play at the college level. For some teams, that can cause chemistry issues, but not with this class.
There's no offseason at Coeur d'Alene when you play football and wrestle, this week's Shining Star Hunter Schueller went straight from the state championship game, to the wrestling mat.
Whether it's on the basketball floor, in the classroom, or at home, East Valley Senior Brie Holecek just wants to compete.
Mead Senior Castan Sturm has had a great career on the Mead volleyball team, but that's just the beginning of her involvement at her school. She's the subject of this week's Shining Star.
Mt. Spokane's volleyball team is back at the state tournament looking for another state title this weekend. One of their Senior leaders hasn't stepped foot on the court this season, but Klaire Perry is still there for her team, every step of the way.
The Gonzaga Prep Bullpups cross country team ran with heavy hearts this fall as it was the first season without coach Joe Feryn who lost his battle with cancer in the summer. Senior Sam Anderson helped lead the Bullpups through the tough season, and he's this week's Shining Star.
The phrase "football is a family," is used so much, it almost loses meaning, until it's real. At North Central, Senior running back Kade Garvey is leading the Indians football team and has a special bond with his head coach, and dad, Sean.
Leadership comes in all sorts of shapes and sizes, at Cheney High School and their cross country team, leadership comes in a pair.
West Valley Senior offensive lineman Seth Feist is everything you want in a player, he works hard, he leads, and he doesn't need the spotlight.
Joli Poplawski and Lauren Fleury have been playing volleyball together since they were kids, but it's their leadership and commitment in the classroom that really stand out.
The Ferris Saxon football team is back near the top of the GSL standings, and one reason for their success is the leadership from their undersized defensive lineman, Liam Lynch.
The Gonzaga Prep Bullpup soccer team is off to a 2-0 start in GSL play. They have high hopes for the rest of their season, led by this week's Shining Star, Chelsea Le.
The Post Falls Trojans are off to a great 3-1 start to their year, just the beginning of what quarterback Derek Pearse hopes is a very long football season.
Freeman Senior Riley Hawley is involved in just about everything in her high school, and in those activities, you can always find her leading the way.
The North Central volleyball team is looking for leaders with a great level of playing ability, but also high character, they found a great example in Senior Katie Allbery.
The root of success for Northwest Christian softball, basketball and volleyball over the past four years is senior Jordan Rabe. She's the final Shining Star of the 2018-19 sports season, and will play college basketball at Biola University next season.
Three sport athletes are becoming a rare thing in high school sports. Shadle Park's Drew Richardson has left big shoes to fill in all three sports he plays.
Shadle Park Senior Brenden Archer has been a mainstay on the tennis courts, but also in the classroom, and in the music department. There doesn't seem to be an end to his talents, and that makes Archer the subject of this week's Shinings Star.
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