Tenino’s wrestling MVP Trinity Tafoya smiles for a photo Tuesday evening during the “Athletes of the Year” banquet at the Jester Auto Museum. Tafoya blazed through her season for the Beavers before finishing things off with a third-place finish at State at 190 pounds. After that, she continued to make history, becoming the first girls wrestler from Tenino to sign on to compete in college when she committed to Eastern Oregon.
Tenino’s Brynn Williams smiles for a photo Tuesday evening during the “Athletes of the Year” banquet at the Jester Auto Museum. Williams already ranks eighth all-time on Tenino’s all-time 5,000-meter list, and ran her best at the end of the season last fall, running a personal best in each race she ran in as a sophomore.
Tenino’s Alex Reichelderfer smiles for a photo Tuesday evening during the “Athletes of the Year” banquet at the Jester Auto Museum. The senior left his spot in net and turned into one of the centerpieces of Tenino's lineup in the outfield, running things from the middle for the Beavers.
Tenino’s Dylan Spicer smiles for a photo with family Tuesday evening during the “Athletes of the Year” banquet at the Jester Auto Museum. One of the most electric running backs in the state, the senior finished with 1,492 yards on just 145 carries (good for over 10 yards a run) and added 19 touchdowns in just nine games played.