dan.trujillo@camaspostrecord.com
October 26, 2017
Hear that Panther roar
The wild things were unleashed in the Joe Brown jungle gym Thursday. Washougal defeated Columbia River for the second time this season in volleyball. The 25-17, 25-17, 24-26, 25-23 victory…
The wild things were unleashed in the Joe Brown jungle gym Thursday. Washougal defeated Columbia River for the second time this season in volleyball. The 25-17, 25-17, 24-26, 25-23 victory…
Like waiting on a pitch and lining it for a base hit, patience paid off for the Camas High School softball team this autumn. After winning more than 80 games…
Union did everything it could to force a fourth set against the Camas volleyball team, but the Papermakers persevered and swept their rivals to remain perfect in league.
The Camas cross country teams kicked off their championship circuit by winning two district titles Oct. 18, at Lewisville Park in Battle Ground.
As she rode her bike through the streets of Rotterdam, Netherlands with the other members of Team USA, all of Alisa Wise’s fears and doubts drifted away.
There would be no tie this time. Camas made sure of that.
The Camas cross country teams kicked off their championship circuit by winning two district titles Wednesday, at Lewsville Park in Battle Ground. Emma Jenkins earned first…
Three Washougal boys tennis players are on their way to the 2A district tournament Friday and Saturday, at the Mint Valley Racquet Club in Longview.
Heritage couldn’t withstand the Camas locomotive Oct. 12, at Doc Harris Stadium. Drake Owen was the conductor to a 63-13 victory for the Papermakers.
To say the Washougal High School football players and coaches were shell shocked would be an understatement.