A core group of Washougal High School (WHS) football players knew exactly how to relax after leading the Panthers to a 28-7 win over W.F. West High School 28-7 on Nov. 8 to clinch a 2A state tournament berth.
The Camas High School (CHS) football team’s self-proclaimed revenge tour keeps getting sweeter.
Camas High School (CHS) sophomore cross country runner Evan Jenkins knew he had an uphill battle to win the Westside Classic, held Nov. 2 at Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place, Washington.
It’s been a dream season for Washougal High School (WHS) slowpitch softball team, which has celebrated tremendous success during the program’s first season in the 2A ranks.
When the Camas High School (CHS) football team takes the field at Doc Harris Stadium on Friday, Nov. 1, it will face Union High School (UHS), the defending 4A state champions.
One year after advancing to the 4A state championship game, the Camas High School (CHS) girls soccer team has a new, younger look, but the traditional powerhouse is once again in a position to make a deep postseason run.
There’s something really good going on with the Washougal High School (WHS) football team, according to senior receiver Jacob Davis.
What a difference a year made for Camas High School (CHS) junior golfer Owen Huntington, who held off Skyview High School’s (SHS) Allen Kim to win the 4A District 4 boys golf tournament at Tri-Mountain Golf Course in Ridgefield on Oct. 9-10.
After a bit of a slow start to the cross country season, Camas High School (CHS) junior Sam Geiger turned it around at the Nike Hole in the Wall race, held at Lakewood High School in Arlington, Washington, on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Camas kicking and punting phenom Bryce Leighton has been selected as one of the top 100 high school football players in the country.
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