Dominating pitching and timely hitting, combined with rock solid defense led by Sunnyside’s two upperclassman Elijah Lopez and Eddy Almaguer to the squad’s first win in three regular seasons with a 6-2 victory during the first of a home doubleheader against Davis on senior day.

At the half-way point of the spring season, Sunnyside High School tennis teams are advancing their level of athletic play at the net and rekindling the program’s energetic relevance under the guidance of new Head Coach Hannah Marro.

YAKIMA — Sunnyside’s confidence on the softball field is growing – there’s a resounding buzz of excitement being generated from the opportunistic style of play with each game.

YAKIMA — The Sunnyside High School track and field team breezed onto Chuck Millard Track and Clasen Field to challenge themselves during a wide array of running, jumping, and throwing events while competing against West Valley for the second time in a five-day span on Thursday, April 22.

If the first of three games between Sunnyside and West Valley was any indication of the high intensity level generated by the competitive play underneath Friday night’s ominous cloud cover, the heated playoff implications that permeated from the pitch added another dramatic layer of intrigue to the rivalry.

The boys golf team may not have a lot of match play experience, but their enthusiasm to grow the program struck a pinging boom from the driving range prior to their home match against Eisenhower at Black Rock Creek on Wednesday.

The application of sun block while staying hydrated was part of the game day instruction as the Lady Grizzlies’ bats swung with aggressive power during the first of a two game home series with Grandview, followed later by East Valley on Saturday.

Sunnyside Christian High School softball and baseball teams withstood wind gusts of 20-30 miles-per-hour to sweep a home doubleheader series against visiting Touchet on Tuesday, April 13.

Sunnyside’s defensive errors committed inside the goalie box combined with Grandview’s ability to execute on one of its penalty kicks was too much for the visiting Grizzlies to overcome during their second game in three days at Rich Leenhouts Stadium on Thursday evening.

The final football game of the fall season honored Sunnyside High School student athletes, cheer, and band seniors, along with loved ones for their unwavering resilience in making this season of Friday night lights at Clem Senn Field a safe and winning yearbook highlight.