SUNNYSIDE — The challenges of coaching and playing within the ever-changing COVID-19 safeguards is contributing to the positive environment out on the soccer field while resulting in everyone feeling better about their team role for playing a winning part in the 90-minute practice session at Chief Kamiakin on Thursday, Nov. 19.

SUNNYSIDE — The competition between hoops players within the six-member pod is not by accident. The health and safety plan in place for high school athletes has created a practice environment for players to excel both on and off the hardcourt.

SUNNYSIDE — Aiming to remain a step ahead of their voluntary on the mat conditioning regimen, while demonstrating a powerful stance for complying with health guidelines to keep the girls wrestling program practicing, they’ll be prepared to step into the circle and make their upcoming and nontraditional spring season one for the record books.

SUNNYSIDE — “Kill with one foot and pass with the other. Everyone needs to be on their toes and moving with their heads up and looking at where you’re going to go,” SHS Boys Varsity Soccer Co-Head Coach David Guevara called out during Saturday morning’s practice at Chief Kamiakin playfield.

SUNNYSIDE — Winter sports teams began their practice schedule as girls basketball returned to the court as the rhythmical sounds of rubber soul was amplified from sneakers moving smoothly in tandem across the hardwood, along with strict COVID-19 health protocols in place for the first day of preseason training Monday.

SUNNYSIDE — Feeling like their traditional football season has been taken away from them due to COVID‑19, SHS quarterback Logan Rodriquez stood on the sideline with a pod of six teammates spaced about six feet apart and listened to coaches commands with an audible sense of urgency.