The Washougal girls wrestling team captured the Clark County Championship Saturday, at Union High School.

Wyatt Eakins earned fourth place for Washougal at 106 pounds.

Tye Lommasson took third place for Camas at 113 pounds.

Austin Miller clinched fourth place for Camas at 126 pounds.

Tyler Weiss grabbed fourth place for Camas at 132 pounds.

P.J. Badertscher placed sixth for Camas at 195 pounds.

Kyle Eakins earned sixth place for Washougal at 285 pounds.

Washougal wrestlers Jessica Eakins (left) and Emily Alder-Storm (right) kick off the Clark County championship ...

Jessica Eakins (top) and Emily Alder-Storm (bottom) tangle on the mat in the 100-pound championship ...

Jessica Eakins is about to wrap Emily Alder-Storm up for a pin. Eakins won the ...

Camas wrestler Taryn Lommasson fights off the mat during the 106-pound championship match.

Taryn Lommasson, Camas, tangles with Kassi Strano, Battle Ground. Lommasson earned second place at 106 ...

Taryn Lommasson (left), Camas, tangles with Kassi Strano (right), Battle Ground. Lommasson earned second place ...

Camas wrestler Marcus Hartman (left) locks up with defending state champion Michael Nguyen (left) of ...

Marcus Hartman refused to back down against a state champion in the 113-pound county finals, ...

A proud moment between Camas head coach Glenn Hartman and his son Marcus Hartman. Marcus ...

Washougal's Tara Duey gave Union's Tiffany Hu all she could handle in the 118-pound championship ...

Washougal's Haven Camden headlocks Union's Kira Kelsey. Get a look at Camden's "magic socks."

Haven Camden came through with a big-time reversal and pinfall in the second round to ...

Washougal's Erin Locke ties up Mountain View's Danielle Higgins in the 130-pound championship match. Locke ...

Washougal's Jessica Biron grapples with Battle Ground's Victoria Carlson in the 155-pound championship match. Biron ...

The Washougal girls wrestlers react to being annouced as Clark County Champions.

Washougal's winning tradition continues.

Washougal's winning tradition continues.