Scott Spruill is a journalist for the Yakima Herald-Republic, focusing on local news and sports in Yakima, Washington. With a passion for covering high school athletics and community events, Scott brings a unique perspective to his articles, highlighting the achievements and stories of individuals and teams in the Yakima Valley.
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Yakima, Washington, United States (Local)
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Scott Spruill's coverage primarily revolves around local sports events, particularly in the Yakima area of Washington, with a predominant focus on high school sports and local athletes. If reaching out to Scott, consider pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local sporting events such as cross country meets, high school championships, or standout performances by local athletes at college level competitions.
As event coverage constitutes 90% of his articles, providing exclusive insights into local sporting events or highlighting exceptional achievements by individual athletes or teams within this region would likely capture his interest.
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By: Scott Spruill
Win two basketball games in a row and that's plenty reason to celebrate. Keep it going for a month and maybe that's a school record.
By: Scott Spruill
GRANGER – Every morning without fail, Cody Northwind rises at 5:30 and gets right to work. He rolls o
By: Scott Spruill
With the 35th edition of Mat Classic this week, it's time to announce a familiar warning, one that the state's high school wrestling community has come to know all too well.
By: Scott Spruill
TACOMA – Once proven, twice confirmed, and now stamped in triplicate. And stamped with a hammer, as usual.
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TACOMA – It may have seemed a bittersweet moment, but not to Gracie Pham. For her, it was a shared celebration of a special relationship.
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TACOMA – As one of only two seniors on a team striving to capture a third straight state championship, Ruby Clark knew all too well what Toppenish's girls were up against.
By: Scott Spruill
of 5 TACOMA – Cody Northwind wasn't going to mess this up. Not with this audience.
By: Scott Spruill
TACOMA – When he was done with his second-round pin, Marcos Torrez allowed himself a senior moment. Standing in the middle of the circle, he looked up toward Toppenish's parents and fans and took a bow, sweeping a hand across the mat.
By: Scott Spruill
Long before the decades in the Yakima Valley SunDome, and preceding all the years in the Tacoma Dome, there was the University of Puget Sound’s Memorial Fieldhouse.
By: Scott Spruill
Long before the decades in the Yakima Valley SunDome, and preceding all the years in the Tacoma Dome, there was the University of Puget Sound's Memorial Fieldhouse.
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