August 13, 2013 12:00 am
Sports 
Around 65 kids attended the Macaya Soccer Camp July 15 to 19, in the grass fields behind Doc Harris Stadium. Another 75 children came to a camp last week.
Portland Timbers soccer player Brent Richards, a Camas native, signs autographs and Dan Macaya (background) hands out shirts for the 10th anniversary of his soccer camp in Camas.
Dan Macaya ushered in the 10th anniversary of his soccer camp by juggling three of them this summer.
Enthusiastic kids, feedback from parents, use of the Camas School District’s fields, donations by local sponsors and time given by fellow coaches are the lifeblood of his camp. As long as that heart beats strong, Macaya said there will always be a soccer camp to run.
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