Prizes to M's fans to get them to show up at Safeco.
Alan Sillence
Anchor
Alan Sillence
Anchor
Sports Director Alan Sillence joined KIMA in 1994 and has spent 25 years in broadcasting. You'll see him anchoring sports weeknights at 6:00 and 11:00 on KIMA Action News.
He started his career at KOMO-TV in Seattle in 1978 as a film editor and news production assistant while studying at the University of Washington.
He then moved to KNDO-TV, before heading south to KGGM-TV in Albuquerque New Mexico. While in New Mexico, Sillence won the Associated Press award for best newscast in New Mexico and also took the Associated Press award for second-best sportscast in New Mexico.
Sillence returned to the Yakima Valley nearly 15 years ago, where he's won numerous awards including the Associated Press first place for best sportscast in Washington . Sillence is also a member of the Yakima Valley Sports Commission and you'll see him emceeing a number of events around the area throughout the year.
He started his career at KOMO-TV in Seattle in 1978 as a film editor and news production assistant while studying at the University of Washington.
He then moved to KNDO-TV, before heading south to KGGM-TV in Albuquerque New Mexico. While in New Mexico, Sillence won the Associated Press award for best newscast in New Mexico and also took the Associated Press award for second-best sportscast in New Mexico.
Sillence returned to the Yakima Valley nearly 15 years ago, where he's won numerous awards including the Associated Press first place for best sportscast in Washington . Sillence is also a member of the Yakima Valley Sports Commission and you'll see him emceeing a number of events around the area throughout the year.
Recent stories by Alan Sillence
CWU honors some of its top Wildcats (Video)
To the top Cats, Central Washington University's highest honor.
250 teams in Yakima for 'Yak Attack' soccer tourney (Video)
5 on 5 soccer. A lot of it at Chesterly Park this weekend. KIMA there along with 250 teams and so many thousands of players, families and visitors.
Davis baseball coach retires after 29 years (Video)
Thank you Pete Orgill for everything you have done to make Youth Sports better in our community. Coach Pete is retiring from the diamond after 29 marvelous years.
Working out to have fun on the course!
Charlie anchors KIMA Sports
Dewey from KXDD anchors KIMA Sports
Wine and Soccer, yes they do mix!
The Sharps ruling the hill!
CWU has a new boss to oversee Wildcats athletics
Naches Valley still the team to beat!
Get in shape, get paid!
Rugby kicking off in Yakima
A rockin' tribute in Rodeo City
Wine Country Crushers roller power!
Parker Youth to the rescue. First Tee says a big thanks!
Helmet banging representing the Valley!
Big night of boxing for a local fighter at the "Boat"
Zags fever got part of its start from Yakima hoopsters
Central Washington a mecca for soccer and softball players of all ages. But what about fanatics suffering from football withdrawals?
Valley fighters dominate card at Emerald Queen
Rodeo too expensive. No more at the State Fair
State Championship B-Ball Highlights
Yakima's great hosts for state tournaments
West Valley hosts Special Olympics Jamboree