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Dayton-Waitsburg Athletic Combine Middle School football and volleyball practices will begin on Wednesday, Sept 7. Football will practice in Dayton and Volleyball in Waitsburg. The practice bus leaves from behind the Dayton gym at 3:30 p.m., then will turn around and leave the Waitsburg gym to return to Dayton at about 3:45 PM. Practices will last from 4-6 p.m....
DAYTON–The Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack Sports Awards night will be held at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 7, at the Dayton High School Auditorium. Athletes from the Wolfpack baseball, fast-pitch softball, golf, and track and field teams will be presented with letter awards and plaques for outstanding accomplishments by individuals....
CLE ELUM–Dayton-Waitsburg’s Wolfpack Track and Field squad came up short at the District meet here May 18, several Wolfpack competitors notching personal records but none qualifying to make the 2B State meet in Cheney this weekend. Kaydance Tiner, who finished fifth in the shot put at the Sub-District meet, came in eighth at the 2B meet, bettering her previous throw by two feet and three inches. Chasity Paddock was 15th in the shot with a 17-5 throw, and Marion Duncan was 16th at 13-6. Tiner, a freshman, also placed 12th in the discus with a 5...
MABTON–Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack Softball finished fourth in the Eastern Washington Athletic Conference with a 5-15 record, and took the fourth spot in the District tourney, but was eliminated after two games. DW fell at Kittitas 17-2 on May 17, then was dropped from the consolation bracket after a 14-19 loss to Mabton on Friday, May 20. “The Mabton game was a very hard-played game,” commented Head Coach Carly Benavides. Maddy Gallardo batted 1000 for DW and Megan Forney hit a home run that was huge, she said. However, a couple crucial error...
DAYTON–Four of the nine Dayton-Waitsburg Track and Field team members qualifying for District here last Monday notched new personal bests in the process. The Sub-District meet was here Monday, May 9. Advancing to the District meet May 18 at Cle Elum-Roslyn High School will be Lady Wolfpack tracksters Marion Duncan in the 400 m. and shot put; Chasity Paddock in the shot put; Kaydance Tiner in the discus and Trista Villaro in the triple jump. Tiner set a new personal record (PR) in the discus a...
WAITSBURG–It was a long season for the Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack, which finished up its schedule with a pair of losses to Columbia High School Monday, May 9. The Wolfpack season record was 0-18. Columbia piled up ten runs through the second, third and fourth innings to clip short the first game 10-0 after five innings, then was in the hunt at 5-4 until the sixth and seventh innings of the nightcap when the Coyotes counted six more runs for an 11-4 win. Levi Boudrieau started on the mound for DW,...
CLE ELUM–Dayton-Waitsburg's Wolfpack golf team forged through difficult conditions at the EWAC 2B golf district match but unfortunately didn't play well enough to advance to the state tournament in Deer Park. "We had some bright spots today under some difficult conditions," said Head Coach Mike McGhan. "Unfortunately the kids didn't make enough clutch shots to advance to the state tournament." Team leader was senior golfer Theo Anderson, who carded a 114, with fellow senior Caleb Barron right b...
Spring practices registration for Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack's upcoming high school football and volleyball seasons is now open. Registration is open to all current eighth- to eleventh-grade students and practices will begin on Tuesday, May 31. Full practice schedules will be released once programs are finalized. If a student-athlete has already registered for a sport using the online registration platform this year, it is not necessary to complete the forms again. The only action required is an...
The Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack Junior Varsity softball team will play River View’s jayvees at 3 p.m. on May 11 in Dayton....
WALLA WALLA–The Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack Golf Team golfed the recent Wine Valley Invitational on April 27, with two golfers competing, Theo Anderson and Caleb Barron. Anderson came in at 102, a personal best for him on 18 holes. Barron carded a 108. "Both young men played well with Theo shooting a personal best," said Head Coach Mike McGhan. "Theo had some missed hits, as would be expected for a first-year golfer, but he doesn't let down and keeps battling. "Caleb's driver wasn't working on t...
RITZVILLE–Wolfpack tracksters Julia Brooks and Tony Halvorson were the top-performing DW Track and Field team members at the Undeberg Invite here April 30. There were athletes from 28 teams at the meet, schools ranging from 1B to 2A. DW's next meet was a 2B league meet May 4 at Mabton followed by Sub-District in Dayton on May 12. Brooks finished 14th in the 300m Hurdles in 1:09.18, setting a school record, and Halvorson's 12th-place in the Long Jump, at 14-7, was also a personal best. S...
PASCO–The cats bested the dogs in a Wolfpack versus Jaguar double headers here April 26. TriCities Prep made quick work of the Dayton-Waitsburg nine, finishing the first game with a 15-0, three-inning outing, then a 15-1 score in the five-inning nightcap. The still winless Wolfpack traveled to Warden May 3 (results next week), and will complete the River View game from April 21 that ended due to darkness in a 5-5 tie today, Thursday, May 5. They host Columbia-Burbank Saturday in the season f...
WAITSBURG–After the River View Jayvees broke a 4-4 tie with five runs in the fourth and fifth innings, and going on to a 14-4 win in five innings, the Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack rebounded to go seven innings in the nightcap, ending in a 5-5 tie after the Panthers managed the tying run in the top of the seventh. DW is 0-10-1 so far this season, still in the hunt for that first win. River View had opened the game with four runs, but DW clawed its way back with a run in the first, two in the s...
OTHELLO–Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack golfers Theo Anderson and Garrett Palmer exemplify the improvement being shown among golf team members as they shot personal bests at a league match here April 21. The golf season is winding down with an April 27 match played this week at Wine Valley in Walla Walla, and next week on May 5, a final match before district to be played at Walla Walla Veterans Memorial Golf Course. "The DW golfers put together another respectable showing today," Head Coach Mike M...
BURBANK–Mother Nature dealt nine high school track and field teams a bad hand here April 20, but some events were finished before the meet was called on account of weather. Wolfpack high jumper Vaughn Walter set a new personal record and finished second in the event, clearing 5-4 for the boys, and Marion Duncan also set a personal record in the 400m. with a time of 1:24.81. "Our previous week's meet was canceled due to winter weather, so it was great to get back out and compete," observed H...
Dayton-Waitsburg’s Middle Schools baseball season will start next Monday, April 25, at home vs. Bethlehem Lutheran. An administrative error resulted in the DeSales game being canceled....
DAYTON–Visiting Kittitas/Thorpe blistered the softball with hits and pounded the basepaths with runs in handing the Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack twin losses in an April 2 double header. Kittitas clobbered 14 hits in the opener and waltzed away with a 19-3 win, then blanked the Lady Wolfpack in the second game while chalking up a ten-run second inning for a mercy-rule 19-0 win in three innings. Wolfpack Fast-Pitch returns to the diamond Friday at 3 p.m. against River View, for a double header originally scheduled for Saturday, but moved up to a...
DAYTON–Wolfpack baseball and fast-pitch softball home doubleheaders against River View have been rescheduled from Saturday to Friday, April 15, to allow the community to attend a Celebration of Life for long-time Dayton Coach John Donnelly. Both double headers will get underway at 3 p.m. Softball games are played in Dayton and baseball game in Waitsburg. Services for Donnelly will be at 11 a.m., Saturday, April 16, at the Dayton High School gym....
DAYTON–Wolfpack Fast-Pitch Softball has added junior varsity games to the current schedule. April 20 at River View (Finley), 3 p.m. April 21, at Mac-Hi (Milton-Freewater) 3 p.m. April 26, at TriCity Prep (Pasco) 3 p.m. April 28, Colfax JV 3 p.m. May 9 at Granger, 4 p.m. A varsity game previously set at Mac-Hi in Milton-Freewater was changed to a JV game. A varsity double-header at home against Liberty Christian on May 3 was added to replace it....
WAITSBURG–Student-athletes from Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpacks basketball and cheer programs were publicly recognized at a Sports Awards Night here March 30. Presentations were made by Cheer Advisor Vickie Hamann and Roy Ramirez, who coached both girls' and boys' basketball programs. Cheer Advisor Hamann presented varsity letters or pins to Julia Brooks, Lanie Crowe, Victoria Rapoza, Suri Vela, Wyntr McCauley, Ashley Essency and Sarah Shutters. Cheer squad members who were scholar-athletes were R...
DAYTON–The White Swan Cougars came to town and left with a couple losses Tuesday, March 29. Dayton-Waitsburg walked off with a 15-14 win in the opener, and a 7-6 win in the second game. The Lady Wolfpack, 0-2 in league, 2-4 overall, returns to action April 16 against River View on the home diamond. Megan Forney pitched the first game, holding the Lady Cougars to five hits and struck out three. "She also had a great day at the plate," said Head Coach Carly Benavides, "with a double and a t...
By Loyal Baker RICHLAND–There were a passel of personal bests by Dayton-Waitsburg Track here April 2 as Wolfpack Track was one of 13 schools from 2B through 4A competing at the Fourth Annual Clay Lewis Invitational at Hanford High School. DW track also competed at River View March 31 in Finley. "When you go to a huge meet with a bunch of 3A and 4A schools, you don't worry about placing, especially when you've had a tough training week and a meet two days before," commented Head Coach Dan N...
