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Yakima Valley AAU Three Rivers Winter League “2003” 5Th Grade Boys' Yakima Valley AAU Three Rivers Winter League “2003” Presented by the Yakima Valley Sports Authority 5th Grade Boys’ Check www.ieaau.org for up to date schedule and results. 1957 Bobby J. Morrow, Athletics 1956 Patricia McCormick, Diving Place No. Team Name Win Loss Place No. Team Name Win Loss 1 2 Yakima Sonics 4 0 1 6 Wapato Wolves 4 0 2 5 Yakima Blue Devils ( -2, +15) +13 2 2 2 7 Sunnyside Black 3 1 3 1 Mabton (+2, -5) -3 2 2 3 8 West Valley Tarheels 2 2 4 4 Ellensburg “McCallum Construction” (+5,-15) -10 2 2 4 9 Sunnyside - Sarmiento 1 3 5 3 Prosser Hawks 0 4 5 10 East Valley 76ers 0 4 1955 Harrison Dillard, Athletics 1954 Malvin G. Whitfield, Athletics Place No. Team Name Win Loss Place No. Team Name Win Loss 1 12 Granger Spartans 4 0 1 17 East Valley Jag’s 5 0 2 14 Selah Cobras I 3 1 2 21 Tri City Triple Threat - Morgan 3 2 3 15 Zillah Tigers ( -2, +15) +13 1 3 3 16 Sunnyside Blue ( +15, -4) +11 2 3 4 11 Ellensburg “McNeight Express”( +2, -5) -3 1 3 4 20 Grandview Greyhounds (-2, +4) +2 2 3 5 13 Naches Stingers (+5, -15) -10 1 3 5 18 Yakima Blues (+2, -15) -13 2 3 6 19 Benton City Eagles 1 4 1953 Sammy Lee, Diving 1952 Horace Ashenfelter, III Athletics Place No. Team Name Win Loss Place No. Team Name Win Loss 1 22 Tri City Triple Threat - Jams 5 0 1 32 Yakima Bulldogs 5 0 2 25 Tri City Titans 4 1 2 30 Yakima Blue Hawks 4 1 3 24 Burbank Warriors 3 2 3 31 East Valley Heat 3 2 4 26 Richland Bombers (+15, -2) +13 1 4 4 33 Highland Hornets 2 3 5 27 Hermiston Swain Swishers (+2, -2) 0 1 4 5 28 Ellensburg “Bull pups” 1 4 6 23 Liberty Christian Patriots ( +2, -15)-13 1 4 6 29 Wide Hollow Wolves 0 5 1951 Bobby Richards, Athletics Place No. Team Name Win Loss 1 35 White Swan 5 1 2 39 Naches Rangers 5 1 3 34 Wapato Rez Runners 4 2 4 36 Benton City Blue Devils 3 3 5 37 Prosser Mini Mustangs 2 4 6 40 Burbank 2 4 7 38 Benton City “Bear Hut” 0 6 Jan 25, 2003 1 Mabton 35 Practice 9 Sunnyside – Sarmiento 11 Jan 25, 2003 2 Yakima Sonics 47 Practice 10 East Valley 76ers 12 Jan 25, 2003 6 Wapato Wolves 53 Practice 3 Prosser Hawks 39 Jan 25, 2003 4 Ellensburg “McCallum Construction” 42 Practice 7 Sunnyside Black 31 Jan 25, 2003 18 Yakima Blues 43 Practice 11 Ellensburg “McNeight Express” 24 Jan 25, 2003 12 Granger Spartans 40 Practice 19 Benton City Eagles 25 Jan 25, 2003 13 Naches Stingers 22 Practice 20 Grandview Greyhounds 21 Jan 25, 2003 14 Selah Cobras I 42 Practice 21 Tri City Triple Threat – Morgan 35 Jan 25, 2003 16 Sunnyside Blue 36 Practice 15 Zillah Tigers 15 Jan 25, 2003 22 Tri City Triple Threat - Jams 59 Practice 28 Ellensburg “Bullpups” 14 Jan 25, 2003 23 Liberty Christian Patriots 33 Practice 29 Wide Hollow Wolves 24 Jan 25, 2003 24 Burbank Warriors 45 Practice 30 Yakima Blue Hawks 38 Jan 25, 2003 25 Tri City Titans 47 Practice 31 East Valley Heat 15 Jan 25, 2003 26 Richland Bombers 30 Practice 32 Yakima Bulldogs 14 Jan 25, 2003 33 Highland Hornets 15 Practice 27 Hermiston Swain Swishers 0 Jan 25, 2003 34 Wapato Rez Runners 27 36 Benton City Blue Devils 18 Jan 25, 2003 37 Prosser Mini Mustangs 41 40 Burbank 24 Jan 25, 2003 39 Naches Rangers 47 38 Benton City “Bear Hut” 26 Yakima Valley AAU Three Rivers Winter League “2003” 5th Grade Boys’ Page 2 Feb 1, 2003 2 Yakima Sonics 50 5 Yakima Blue Devils 33 Feb 1, 2003 4 Ellensburg “McCallum Construction” 59 3 Prosser Hawks 46 Feb 1, 2003 6 Wapato Wolves 40 Practice 1 Mabton 34 Feb 1, 2003 7 Sunnyside Black 45 10 East Valley 76ers 34 Feb 1, 2003 8 West Valley Tarheels 35 9 Sunnyside – Sarmiento 23 Feb 1, 2003 12 Granger Spartans 26 11 Ellensburg “McNeight Express” 23 Feb 1, 2003 14 Selah Cobras I 37 13 Naches Stingers 24 Feb 1, 2003 18 Yakima Blues 32 20 Grandview Greyhounds 30 Feb 1, 2003 17 East Valley Jag’s 29 21 Tri City Triple Threat – Morgan 16 Feb 1, 2003 16 Sunnyside Blue 30 19 Benton City Eagles 26 Feb 1, 2003 24 Burbank Warriors 32 26 Richland Bombers 28 Feb 1, 2003 23 Liberty Christian Patriots 37 27 Hermiston Swain Swishers 35 Feb 1, 2003 22 Tri City Triple Threat - Jams 29 25 Tri City Titans 24 Feb 1, 2003 32 Yakima Bulldogs 38 28 Ellensburg “Bullpups” 12 Feb 1, 2003 39 Naches Rangers 15 34 Wapato Rez Runners 0 Feb 1, 2003 35 White Swan 67 38 Benton City “Bear Hut” 7 Feb 1, 2003 36 Benton City Blue Devils 34 37 Prosser Mini Mustangs 16 Feb 8, 2003 2 Yakima Sonics 51 1 Mabton 45 Feb 8, 2003 5 Yakima Blue Devils 57 Practice #8 West Valley Tarheels 24 Feb 8, 2003 7 Sunnyside Black 34 #8 West Valley Tarheels 23 Feb 8, 2003 17 East Valley Jag’s 28 Practice 13 Naches Stingers 18 Feb 8, 2003 14 Selah Cobars I 60 11 Ellensburg “McNeight Express” 18 Feb 8, 2003 12 Granger Spartans 37 15 Zillah Tigers 33 Feb 8, 2003 31 East Valley Heat 26 28 Ellensburg “Bullpups” 25 Feb 8, 2003 32 Yakima Bulldogs 34 30 Yakima Blue Hawks 31 Feb 8, 2003 33 Highland Hornets 41 29 Wide Hollow Wolves 20 Feb 8, 2003 39 Naches Rangers 33 37 Prosser Mini Mustangs 25 Feb 8, 2003 36 Benton City Blue Devils 33 40 Burbank 10 Feb 8, 2003 35 White Swan 44 34 Wapato Rez Runners 13 Feb 15, 2003 2 Yakima Sonics 46 4 Ellensburg “McCallum Construction” 26 Feb 15, 2003 1 Mabton 41 5 Yakima Blue Devils 39 Feb 15, 2003 3 Prosser Hawks 38 Practice 8 West Valley Tarheels 30 Feb 15, 2003 7 Sunnyside Black 46 9 Sunnyside – Sarmiento 29 Feb 15, 2003 6 Wapato Wolves 41 10 East Valley 76ers 21 Feb 15, 2003 12 Granger Spartans 53 14 Selah Cobras I 52 Feb 15, 2003 11 Ellensburg “McNeight Express” 20 15 Zillah Tigers 18 Feb 15, 2003 20 Grandview Greyhounds 42 21 Tri City Triple Threat – Morgan 29 Feb 15, 2003 16 Sunnyside Blue 36 18 Yakima Blues 14 Feb 15, 2003 17 East Valley Jag’s 40 19 Benton City Eagles 18 Feb 15, 2003 27 Hermiston Swain Swishers 25 26 Richland Bombers 23 Feb 15, 2003 22 Tri City Triple Threat - Jams 64 24 Burbank Warriors 19 Feb 15, 2003 25 Tri City Titans 47 23 Liberty Christian Patriots 31 Feb 15, 2003 32 Yakima Bulldogs 35 33 Highland Hornets 27 Feb 15, 2003 30 Yakima Blue Hawks 44 28 Ellensburg “Bullpups” 19 Feb 15, 2003 31 East Valley Heat 30 29 Wide Hollow Wolves 19 Feb 15, 2003 40 Burbank 15 35 White Swan 0 Feb 15, 2003 39 Naches Rangers 27 36 Benton City Blue Devils 23 Feb 15, 2003 37 Prosser Mini Mustangs 31 38 Benton City “Bear Hut” 23 Feb 22, 2003 4 Ellensburg “McCallum Construction” 32 1 Mabton 27 Feb 22, 2003 2 Yakima Sonics 47 3 Prosser Hawks 29 Feb 22, 2003 5 Yakima Blue Devils 60 Practice 10 East Valley 76ers 17 Feb 22, 2003 6 Wapato Wolves 37 9 Sunnyside – Sarmiento 33 Feb 22, 2003 14 Selah Cobras I 51 15 Zillah Tigers 25 Feb 22, 2003 12 Granger Spartans 44 13 Naches Stingers 34 Feb 22, 2003 17 East Valley Jag’s 42 16 Sunnyside Blue 29 Feb 22, 2003 19 Benton City Eagles 31 20 Grandview Greyhounds 29 Feb 22, 2003 21 Tri City Triple Threat – Morgan 41 18 Yakima Blues 38 Feb 22, 2003 22 Tri City Triple Threat - Jams 44 23 Liberty Christian Patriots 20 Feb 22, 2003 25 Tri City Titans 26 26 Richland Bombers 16 Feb 22, 2003 24 Burbank Warriors 34 27 Hermiston Swain Swishers 33 Feb 22, 2003 28 Ellensburg “Bullpups” 24 29 Wide Hollow Wolves 22 Feb 22, 2003 32 Yakima Bulldogs 38 31 East Valley Heat 23 Feb 22, 2003 30 Yakima Blue Hawks 42 33 Highland Hornets 18 Feb 22, 2003 40 Burbank 28 38 Benton City “Bear Hut” 14 Feb 22, 2003 34 Wapato Rez Runners 40 37 Prosser Mini Mustangs 33 Feb 22, 2003 35 White Swan 53 36 Benton City Blue Devils 11 Yakima Valley AAU Three Rivers Winter League “2003” Presented by the Yakima Valley Sports Authority 5th Grade Boys’ Page 3 Mar 1, 2003 1 Mabton 36 3 Prosser Hawks WS 34 Mar 1, 2003 5 Yakima Blue Devils 53 4 Ellensburg “McCallum Construction” 32 Mar 1, 2003 2 Yakima Sonics 45 Practice 7 Sunnyside Black 29 Mar 1, 2003 6 Wapato Wolves 52 8 West Valley Tarheels 29 Mar 1, 2003 9 Sunnyside – Sarmiento 20 10 East Valley 76ers 14 Mar 1, 2003 13 Naches Stingers 22 11 Ellensburg “McNeight Express” 17 Mar 1, 2003 12 Granger Spartans 41 15 Zillah Tigers 13 Mar 1, 2003 18 Yakima Blues 38 19 Benton City Eagles 37 Mar 1, 2003 21 Tri City Triple Threat – Morgan 35 16 Sunnyside Blue 26 Mar 1, 2003 17 East Valley Jag’s 49 20 Grandview Greyhounds 23 Mar 1, 2003 25 Tri City Titans 38 24 Burbank Warriors 32 Mar 1, 2003 22 Tri City Triple Threat - Jams 47 27 Hermiston Swain Swishers 15 Mar 1, 2003 26 Richland Bombers 36 23 Liberty Christian Patriots 21 Mar 1, 2003 30 Yakima Blue Hawks 39 31 East Valley Heat 26 Mar 1, 2003 33 Highland Hornets 46 28 Ellensburg “Bullpups” 27 Mar 1, 2003 32 Yakima Bulldogs 33 29 Wide Hollow Wolves 18 Mar 1, 2003 36 Benton City Blue Devils 42 38 Benton City “Bear Hut” 17 Mar 1, 2003 35 White Swan 58 39 Naches Rangers 15 Mar 1, 2003 34 Wapato Rez Runners 38 40 Burbank 16 Mar 8, 2003 5 Yakima Blue Devils 51 3 Prosser Hawks 40 Mar 8, 2003 4 Ellensburg “McCallum Construction” 39 Practice 9 Sunnyside – Sarmiento 20 Mar 8, 2003 8 West Valley Tarheels 40 10 East Valley 76ers 27 Mar 8, 2003 6 Wapato Wolves 48 7 Sunnyside Black 27 Mar 8, 2003 15 Zillah Tigers 28 13 Naches Stingers 12 Mar 8, 2003 14 Selah Cobras I 38 11 Ellensburg “McNeight Express” 21 Mar 8, 2003 21 Tri City Triple Threat – Morgan 32 19 Benton City Eagles 29 Mar 8, 2003 17 East Valley Jag’s 29 18 Yakima Blues 13 Mar 8, 2003 20 Grandview Greyhounds 35 16 Sunnyside Blue 31 Mar 8, 2003 25 Tri City Titans 40 27 Hermiston Swain Swishers 19 Mar 8, 2003 24 Burbank Warriors 55 23 Liberty Christian Patriots 29 Mar 8, 2003 22 Tri City Triple Threat - Jams 45 26 Richland Bombers 29 Mar 8, 2003 31 East Valley Heat 44 33 Highland Hornets 42 Mar 8, 2003 30 Yakima Blue Hawks 40 29 Wide Hollow Wolves 20 Mar 8, 2003 35 White Swan 64 37 Prosser Mini Mustangs 16 Mar 8, 2003 34 Wapato Rez Runners 54 38 Benton City “Bear Hut” 19 Mar 8, 2003 39 Naches Rangers 42 40 Burbank 20 5th Grade Boys Division: 1957 Bobby J.
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