In a defensive battle, Riverside High School’s girls’ soccer team avenged their earlier season loss to Deer Park. The game unfolded last week and featured intense competition and unwavering determination from both sides. Ultimately, it was a lone goal in the first half that proved decisive, with Hayley Kasinger finding the net, assisted by Layla Baker.
Here’s a breakdown of the critical statistics and standout performances that defined this match.
The game began with Riverside taking the early lead when Madison Swanson capitalized on a free kick by Layla Baker, deflecting the ball into the net to give Riverside an early advantage. However, the lead was short-lived, as Lakeside wasted no time responding.
Riverside had its first big test in a showdown against Colville with a matchup of NE A conference contenders. The Rams won the coin toss and deferred, allowing Colville to receive the opening kickoff.
In a gripping volleyball clash between the Riverside Rams and Newport, the Rams surged ahead in the first set, setting the stage for an electrifying match.
The Deer Park School District is addressing a concern related to an online threat and their potential impact on school safety. Superintendent Alexa Allman shared about a troubling post that had been circulating on Snapchat that referred to threats concerning school safety.
In a thrilling girls’ soccer match held on September 7th, the Deer Park High School girls’ soccer team showcased their prowess on the field by defeating Riverside High School with a commanding score of 8-1.
The Deer Park Stags football season started off with a Jamboree, which included the Lakeside Eagles and Newport Grizzlies. Unfortunately, the Riverside Rams would not join the event. During the initial game of the season against East Valley, the Stags took their first triumph.
Spokane County Fire District #4, utilizing the CodeRED system, has implemented further Level 1 evacuation zones as of 6pm on August 21st for the Oregon Road Fire. This is in conjunction with the existing Level 3 evacuation areas that remain in effect. This was confirmed this morning August 22nd.
Evacuees fleeing the Oregon Road Fire have a range of resources available to them. We have compiled a list of what is available and how others can help people impacted by the fire. For those interested in volunteering & donating, please contact the organizations listed beforehand, as needs will change over time.