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YAKIMA -- Katelin Urquhart, a 6-foot forward from Highland, has announced her intention to continue her basketball career at Yakima Valley Community College, Yaks coach Cody Butler said Wednesday.
Urquhart averaged 14.5 points and 10.5 rebounds a game last season for the Scotties. She was an all-SCAC first-team selection in each of the last two years.
"Kate improved a great deal throughout her senior year," Butler said in a college release. "We watched her play early and then went back and watched her at the district tournament, and it was like watching two different players."
Wandling headed to Clark
Prosser graduate Cade Wandling, the Class 2A state 400-meter champion last spring, has decided to attended Clark College in Vancouver.
Wandling, who also played on the Mustangs' unbeaten football team in 2007, led the Valley in the 400 with a school record of 48.38 seconds.
PREP FOOTBALL
Ike tickets on sale next week
Eisenhower's football booster parents will be selling tickets for the Cadets' Sept. 6 game at Seattle's Qwest Field next week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Tickets will be available on those days from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the campus' eastside parking lot on 40th Ave.
Eisenhower will play Eastside Catholic at noon in the second of five games. Tickets for the full day will be $15 for adults and $10 for students.
TENNIS
Region's top adults coming to YTC
Many of the region's top tennis players will be competing in Yakima this weekend when the RBC Wealth Management Pacific Northwest Adult Sectional Tournament takes place Friday through Monday at the Yakima Tennis Club.
The open men's division will be a highlight, with the field including the Pacific Northwest's top-ranked player in Angelo Niculescu of Lake Oswego, Ore., as well as University of Washington standout Derek Drabble.
Matches start Friday evening and run through Monday afternoon at the YTC's outdoors facility (516 N. 35th Ave.), with free admission for spectators. The finals are expected to begin at about 11 a.m. Monday. For more information, call 248-2938.
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