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Youth leagues throughout the Columbia Basin are heating up as school-based sports wind down for the summer. Readers who have information on any youth leagues that have made strides in their athletic endeavors on the field, diamond, gridiron, court, or elsewhere are encouraged to contact Sports Reporter Ian Bivona at ibivona@columbiabasinherald.com.

Meanwhile, participants in the recent Earl Barden Classic included Othello running back/defensive back Alex Mendez, Royal wide receiver/defensive back Case Christensen, and Ephrata tight end/defensive end Eric O’Neel. At the Pete Doumit Memorial Tournament in Moses Lake, the 12U Central Washington Sixers pitcher was seen winding up for a pitch, showing the dedication and talent of young athletes in the area. Whether on the field, diamond, or court, Basin athletes are making a name for themselves and proving that sports are a crucial part of the local community.

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