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The Mid-Columbia Conference is proud to announce the selections for fall sports athletes and coaches who earned all-conference honors.

Depending on the sport, these athletes placed on their respective teams by either a vote of conference coaches, or individual performance marks from the season. The Coach of the Year is chosen in a vote by the respective sport’s coaches.

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BOWLING

Bowler of the Year: Clara Demarest, Kamiakin
Coach of the Year: Scott Biglin, Kamiakin
Conference Champion: Kamiakin Braves

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BOYS BASKETBALL

Players of the Year: Landen Northrop, Richland; Josiah Scacco, Richland
Coach of the Year: Earl Streufert, Richland
Conference Champion: Richland Bombers

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BOYS SWIM AND DIVE

Swimmer of the Year: Cody Cowin, Richland
Diver of the Year: Porter Williams, Richland
Coaches of the Year: Tammy Fisher, Hermiston; Jamie Coburn, Walla Walla; Mitchell Piper, Richland/Hanford

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BOYS WRESTLING

Lower Weight Wrestlers of the Year: Daeton Johnson, Chiawana; Aidan Larson, Hermiston
Upper Weight Wrestler of the Year: Asa Knutson, Hanford
Coach of the Year: Jordan Anderson, Kamiakin

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

Players of the Year: Kaia Foster, Chiawana; Aubrey Herrin, Kamiakin
Coach of the Year: Gary Jonas, Chiawana
Conference Champion: Chiawana Riverhawks

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GYMNASTICS

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GIRLS WRESTLING

Lower Weight Wrestler of the Year: Savannah Dufault, Richland
Upper Weight Wrestlers of the Year: Jaylee Lopez, Kennewick; Tutaitaga Sepeni, Hermiston
Coach of the Year: Chuy Herrera, Chiawana
Conference Co-Champions: Chiawana, Hermiston and Richland

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