Weston-McEwen's Dallas Reich has a rich history

Weston-McEwen’s Dallas Reich has been a three-sport star for the TigerScots, and will surpass the 1,500-career-points basketball mark tonight.

DUSTIN HOLDEN
Walla Walla Union-Bulletin

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Jeff Horner
In this Sept. 15 file photo, Weston-McEwen quarterback Dallas Reich stays calm under pressure from Dayton's Isaiah Lambert during the TigerScots first-possession touchdown drive at Dayton.

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ATHENA — Dallas Reich, a senior three-sport star at Weston-McEwen, has spent much of his life moving from one sport to another. Reich has played in 13 seasons on the basketball court, 12 springs on the baseball diamond and nine years on the football gridiron. His accolades as an individual include as a four-year letterman in all three sports.
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