Richland Bomber Booster Club

Tomorrow! A fun way to kick off the summer. All gate proceeds go to Cheer and Band. Se you there!

We love Atomic TV! We are so lucky.

Richland High School’s AtomicTV program has earned a Student Production Award at the 2026 National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) Northwest Chapter Awards Show!

AtomicTV received top honors in the Live Sports Streaming Event/Game category for its coverage of the 2026 4A District 6 Boys Basketball Championship, showcasing the talent and professionalism of Richland students behind the cameras and microphones.

The award-winning production team included:

• Grady Weld – Producer
• Weston Freeze – Replay Technician
• Michael Revell – Play-by-Play Announcer
• Kennedy Tate – Analyst
• Fletcher Owens – Camera Operator
• Jack Hammond – Camera Operator
• Bennett Clarke – Camera Operator
• Vincent Gomez – Camera Operator
• Tait Meyer - AtomicTV Advisor/Teacher

Check out coverage from that game as well as more videos produced by AtomicTV at www.youtube.com//videos.

The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Northwest Chapter recognizes outstanding work by high school and college students in television and visual storytelling across news, program, and craft categories. Student entries are judged by industry professionals, with high school winners automatically advancing to the National Student Production Awards competition.

This recognition highlights the dedication, creativity, and technical expertise of Richland High School students and the continued success of the AtomicTV program in providing authentic, hands-on media production experiences.

Congratulations to the entire AtomicTV team on this outstanding achievement and for representing Richland School District with excellence on a regional stage.

🏌️‍♂️ We're dropping our boys golf All-Conference teams. Congratulations to all the honored athletes!

Tough loss to defending state champs, Eastlake, in the semifinals last night. Brings a great season to an end, led by these seniors. Go Bombers!

The future is bright for Richland High Wrestling!

Richland High School is proud to announce Tyson Stover as the new Head Coach of the Richland Bombers Boys Wrestling program!

A Tri-Cities native, former Washington State Champion, and four-time state placer at Chiawana High School, Coach Stover brings an impressive wrestling background and a passion for developing student-athletes. During his collegiate career at Corban University, Stover earned 85 career wins — second-most in program history — while qualifying for the NAIA National Tournament and earning Academic All-Conference and NAIA Scholar-Athlete honors.

Most recently, he served as a varsity assistant coach at Kamiakin High School. “As much as we wanted to keep him, he was destined to be a head coach,” said Kamiakin Head Coach Jordan Anderson. “Richland is getting an outstanding coach and an even better person.”

We are excited for the future of Bomber Wrestling under Coach Stover’s leadership and look forward to the impact he will make on our athletes, program, and community.

Please join us in welcoming Coach Tyson Stover to the Bombers family!

The 2026 WIAA/Gesa Credit Union State Tennis brackets are LIVE 💥🎾
Detailed brackets can be found in the WIAA Live App as well as the State Tennis Tournament Central pages.

BOYS - tinyurl.com/ys7tb8mj // GIRLS - tinyurl.com/4a7387w3

4A Boys Lacrosse Playoff Bracket - Richland is the first Eastern Washington team to reach the State Semifinals. Tough matchup at Eastlake on Wednesday night 7:30pm. Any Bomber fans living on the west side are welcome to show up and cheer! 💚💛