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Camas hosts Union in rivalry game Friday

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Cooper McNatt picks off a pass in open space and returns it for a touchdown Friday, at Doc Harris Stadium. This was one of five interceptions that helped the Camas football team beat Battle Ground 42-6.

The defense makers on the Camas football team turned five interceptions, a fumble recovery and a blocked extra-point kick into a 42-6 victory against Battle Ground Friday, at Doc Harris Stadium.

“It came down to heart and conditioning,” said Camas senior lineman Jaron Webb. “Battle Ground has one of the better offenses in the league. It feels so great to be able to hold them to six points.

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