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Camas swimmers get league championship back

Papermakers beat Mountain View in a battle of depth against speed

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Jake Yraceburu finished second behind Camas teammate Kasey Calwell in the 100-meter breaststroke Monday, at LaCamas Swim and Sport. The Papermakers beat Mountain View 167-116 for the league championship. Camas also defeated Evergreen 213-30, Heritage 221-14 and Union 200.5-80.5.

The Mountain View swimmers may have won more races Monday, but Camas had a lot more top 10 placers in a league championship clinching team victory at LaCamas Swim & Sport.

“Our depth was the key to the win. We traded some first places, but it was our seconds, thirds and fourths that got us the victory tonight,” said Camas head coach Mike Bemis. “It took the whole team to pull this one out because they are so fast on their top end.”

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