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Building the intensity

CHS wrestling program expands to 70 athletes

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Jack Latimer (left) and Rylan Thompson lock up during wrestling practice at Camas High School. Thompson is a three-time state placer for the Papermakers. Latimer perservered through the J Robinson 28-day wrestling camp in July.

The intensity inside the Camas High School wrestling room is bursting through the seams.

Close to 70 boys and girls are ready to make an impact on the mat for the Papermakers. Head coach Cory VomBaur doesn’t have an answer for the significant boost in numbers, but he’s not complaining. He is proud of the attitude these young athletes bring into the room every day.

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