COVID sent everyone home the week last season ended
WIAA decides no fall football, volleyball or girls soccer
Basketball and pickleball areas being played; ‘kids out here until 10 o’clock’
Homestead opens up its course to 33 youth last week
The start of fall sports has officially been delayed by two weeks, the WIAA Executive Board announced Tuesday. Practices for football are now set to start Sept. 5 and all other sports Sept. 7.
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In seven years he had three 20-win teams and four state tourney trips
But final say-so could be up to state health department
He is eager to continue recent pattern of Rob Adams’ success
WHATCOM — Former Lynden Christian standout and all-time school leading scorer Cole Bajema is headed home. Well, closer to home.
He has been an assistant for nine years
WHATCOM — Cole Bajema, former Lynden Christian basketball star and two-time Washington 1A Player of the Year, has put himself in the NCAA transfer portal after one season at the University of Michigan.
Out-of-state competition will now count
BELLINGHAM — The Bellingham Bells have canceled their season amid COVID-19 concerns and complying with Bellingham Mayor Seth Fleetwood’s order to postpone or cancel events at city facilities until Aug. 31.
Tabbed right after the draft, 2015 Lion will go from defense to tight end
Assistant coach son has been on staff for 21 years already
Lynden, Lynden Christian, Mount Baker, Nooksack Valley all participated
New state law sets rules for details to be given each Oct. 1, starting 2021
Food for thought
I hope the Easter weekend provided some joy and encouragement in your hearts and homes because things have certainly gotten more difficult for all of us since I last wrote an update.
He has been at Mount Baker, Nooksack Valley high schools
WIAA was looking at some options until Monday’s total shutdown
LYNDEN — Lynden Christian boys basketball coach Roger DeBoer is being let go from his position and will not return to coach the Lyncs next season.
Kaiden Ireland has qualified for world championships, now postponed
Lynden 2015 grad has built up a credible DE resumé at Montana State
In 13-year run as head coach, Lions compiled three state titles and a 261-86 record
Blaine will go to 1A, Squalicum to 2A and Oak Harbor, Mount Vernon join NW Conference
WIAA website still shows spring sports championships
Earliest return to schedule is April 27
Dykstra top 1A, Hershey top 2A girl selections
The Lynden Christian and Lynden girls both won state championships in Yakima. The Lyncs beat undefeated Cashmere 58-55 and the Lions defeated West Valley of Spokane 60-38 to claim the title. See this week's sports section for the full stories. (Hailey Palmer/Lynden Tribune)
Lyncs win 13th state championship in team history
Hershey, Tjoelker and VanderHaak score in double figures in final game
Lions bounce back from semifinal loss to close out season
King's makes a late comeback edging Lynden Christian for the state title
LC checks Freeman off the list, will now face Cashmere for state title
Lions will play Lindbergh for 3rd/5th place Saturday
Lynden Christian gets rematch of district title game against King's
Lynden's defense holds sharpshooting Burlington-Edison to 31 points
Trojans fall just short of trophy day at state with loss to Cashmere
Lyncs in a familiar spot in state tournament winner's bracket
Back-to-back defending champions back in the semifinals
Lions move on to play Burlington-Edison in state semifinals Friday
Lyncs come back from slow first quarter to advance
Trojans with 35 turnovers in loss
Tehya Moore's 14 points not enough to overcome Zillah's attack
Trojans advance to second day of state tournament
EVERSON — The Nooksack Valley girls fell victim to top-seeded Cashmere, 61-26, in their tough regionals round match-up on Saturday at Wenatchee High School.
LAUREL — The Meridian girls basketball team came through its playoff gauntlet alive last week and now is headed to Yakima as well.
Lions overcome slow first half to take down West Valley Spokane
Hanenburg posts 20-plus double-double
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