Kevin Rounce is a journalist based in Yakima, Washington. He writes for YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC and also works for KNDU/KNDO-TV. Kevin's articles primarily focus on local sports, including coverage of high school football, baseball, and other athletic achievements in the Yakima area.
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Kevin Rounce's work predominantly revolves around local sports coverage in the Washington area, particularly focusing on youth sports and football. His articles highlight achievements, recognition, and events within the sporting community.
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KENNEWICK, Wash. – The Tri-City Americans are set to thrill local hockey fans with their home opener at the Toyota Center on Saturday.
The most recent coaches poll from the Washington State Cross Country Coaches Association still has Issaquah atop the 4A boys rankings.
RICHLAND, Wash. – This Saturday, hundreds of cross-country runners from nearly 30 schools will come together for the 55th Annual Max Jensen Invitational.
WASHINGTON - Changes are coming to how high school football playoffs will play out this year, affecting teams across the region.
Tri-Cities, Wash. – This Friday, Chiawana High School will host Kennewick High School in an exciting matchup between the last two undefeated teams in the Mid-Columbia Conference (MCC). Both teams
It was a battle of the last two undefeated teams in the MCC who were quite similar.
Orlando, Fla. – Summer Yates, a proud alum of Chiawana, has made notable strides in her second season with the Orlando Pride, establishing herself as an emerging talent in the
ELLENSBURG, Wash. – Central Washington University's basketball teams are preparing for a season filled with high expectations. The men's team has been picked to win the Great Northwest Athletic Conference
PASCO, Wash. – The community is gearing up for the first-ever Bulldog Bowl, a football game between Pasco and Hermiston that promises to add excitement to their longstanding rivalry. The
The WIAA released the matchups that will determine the state playoff brackets.
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