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October 2, 2025
One more flight for Jon Eagle
The last time Jon Eagle stood on a sideline opposite the Camas Papermakers was Oct. 29, 1988.
The last time Jon Eagle stood on a sideline opposite the Camas Papermakers was Oct. 29, 1988.
GRESHAM, Ore. — One of the largest cross country meets in the nation, Nike Portland XC drew more than 1,000 high school runners from across the West to Gresham.
CAMAS — After a humbling loss to Mt. Tahoma in its home football opener last week, Camas junior Thor Brody summed up the week to follow succinctly.
CAMAS — To get a jump on the season, the Camas volleyball team stacks the early part of its schedule with tough opponents.
When a new football season kicks off, it’s common to assume many teams’ defenses are one step ahead of their offenses.
When Alexis Pringle first stepped onto a volleyball court, she was shy and unsure of herself, and didn’t believe that she belonged.
Two years ago, head coach David Waymire welcomed a talented group of freshmen that he hoped would lay the foundation for success in the future at Stevenson.
Comparing football and fruit isn’t always apples to apples, but it fits for this year’s Washougal team.
Union seniors Ryan Carl and Mou Letioa challenged themselves in different ways leading up to their final high school football season.
In the final meters of a swim race, Christine McClafferty says there’s no time to breathe, feel tired or do anything besides give maximal effort.