Springdale Chargers

10/19/2026

🩷🏐 DIG PINK GAME MOVED TO SAT. 1PM!!! 🏐🩷 Wellpinit game cancelled on Thurs. See everyone Sat. to support the cause!🎀

10/12/2026

This week in Charger Athletics!!! Pink Out shirts will be available for pick up at the gate!! 🩷

10/04/2026

Springdale Chargers played their Homecoming 🏈 game vs Cusick friday night. Chargers walked away with a loss but lots of scoring action was had with 136 points scored between the teams!! Homecoming royalties 👑 were recognized during half time. ❤️🖤

10/04/2026

This week in Charger athletics!! Catch some BIG home 🏐 games Sat. vs VC for HS & Mon & Wed for MS 🏐!! Let's pack the gyms with Charger pride! 🙌❤️🖤👏

10/01/2026

🩷LAST DAY TO ORDER!!!!🏐🏈
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10/01/2026

🏐 WAY TO GO SPRINGDALE VOLLEYBALL!!! KEEP IT UP!!👏

Here is our Northeast Washington Fall Sports Power Rankings for Week 4:

1. Springdale Volleyball
The Lady Chargers remain No. 1 because, at this point, losing a set appears to be against team policy. Springdale swept previously unbeaten Valley Christian, followed it with another straight-set win over Odessa and hasn’t dropped a single set since Sept. 10. Somewhere out there, a fourth set is beginning to wonder if Springdale even knows it exists.
2. SelPort Football
The Lumberjacks move up to No. 2 after a 28-6 win over Curlew, improving to 3-1. SelPort has been getting it done on both sides of the ball, which is generally considered a pretty effective football strategy. The Lumberjacks are quietly stacking wins while the rest of us try to figure out how much longer we can keep calling September “early in the season.”

3. Northport Volleyball
Apparently, we were doing math the way people do math when they’re trying to split a restaurant bill. Northport’s Quartzite Tournament wins count, which means the Mustangs are actually 7-2. Seven wins, and we’ve barely had our first frost. At this rate, Northport might reach double-digit victories before everyone remembers where they put the ice scraper.

4. Chewelah Cross Country
The Chewelah girls have now won two team championships in a row, which is starting to feel less like a hot streak and more like a scheduled appointment. The boys aren’t far behind, finishing second at their league meet this week. Apparently, the Cougars’ plan is simple: run faster than almost everybody, then do it again next week.

5. Colville Cross Country
Colville had a huge day at the Lake Spokane XC Invite. Malik Ortiz won the Big Schools boys race in 16:24.3, and the Crimson Hawks put five boys inside the top 12. On the girls side, freshman Lilly Kaschmitter finished second and Paxton Jones took sixth. In other words, Colville spent Saturday collecting top finishes like someone had accidentally left them unattended near the finish line.

10/01/2026

2 CHARGER ATHLETES MADE THE LIST!!! ❤️🖤❤️

Here is this week's Northeast Washington Top Athletes:

1. Malik Ortiz, Colville Cross Country
Once again, much like Springdale volleyball, we have a problem: somebody is making this look way too easy. Malik Ortiz won the Big Schools 5,000-meter race at the Lake Spokane XC Invite in 16:24.3. At this point, the rest of the field may want to start negotiating for a head start.

2. Natana Sloan, Colville Soccer
Colville lit up the scoreboard this week, and Sloan was right in the middle of it with two goals against Rogers and another against Omak. Three goals in soccer is roughly equivalent to 20 home runs in baseball, 11 touchdowns in football and owning three different Dairy Queens. We’re pretty sure that math checks out.

3a. Kaylin Gines, Springdale Volleyball
Gines continues to do just about everything for unbeaten Springdale. She had 16 kills, 14 digs and two aces against Valley Christian, then followed that with 10 kills, 13 digs, two aces and two block assists against Odessa. We’re starting to suspect she may also be driving the team bus home.

3b. Kate Beardslee, Northport Volleyball
Yes, we’re using baseball scoring rules for volleyball rankings now. Beardslee had a casual 35 kills last week, which is the kind of number that makes opposing blockers wake up at 3 a.m. wondering if she’s still swinging.

4a. Weston Hedrick, SelPort Football
Hedrick threw the ball just five times Friday. Three of those passes went for touchdowns. That is less “passing attack” and more “precision-guided airstrike.” He’s also a freshman and is already out here doing his best Joe Flacco impression in the NE1B. Elite? We’re not saying it. But we are thinking it very loudly.

4b. Derek Perez, Inchelium Football
Since we did it for volleyball players, we’re doing it for football players. Facing up against a loaded ACH team, quarterback Derek Perez still posted an impressive stat line with 187 passing yards and three touchdown passes.

5. Tyson Kane, Springdale Football
Kane made life miserable for Odessa, finishing with 10 tackles and five tackles for loss. Five. That means half the time he was apparently meeting the ball carrier before the play had fully introduced itself. Somewhere, Lawrence Taylor just looked up from whatever he was doing and gave a small, approving nod.

09/30/2026

⚡ Electric ⚡ atmosphere powered by the fans helped lead the Lady Chargers to a big victory over WCK last night!!! Battle 🥊 by our Chargers went to a 5th set with a 17-15 WIN!!! Our ladies are now 13-0 & remain undefeated!!! 🫶❤️🖤❤️

09/29/2026

ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT TO PLACE YOUR PINK ORDER FOR 🩷🏐 & 🏈🩷!!!! Go to Springdalechargers.com to place your order! 🏐 DIG PINK IS OCT. 22ND & 🏈 PINK OUT IS OCT. 16TH!! Order your shirts today to show your support!!

09/28/2026

✔ out this week in Charger Athletics!! Volleyball's homecoming game is Tues. vs WCK & football is Friday vs Cusick!! Big games this week to get out & cheer your Chargers on!!🙌