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STAND UP TO … CANCER

CHS basketball teams earn important wins for the community

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The Camas High School girls basketball players pick up pink roses to give to breast cancer survivors in the crowd before Friday night's game against Heritage. The Papermakers won 74-18. (Photos courtesy of Kris Cavin)

Feeling the adrenaline rush after five 3-pointers, the Camas High School girls basketball team defeated Heritage 74-18 on Hoops for Pink night Friday.

Every basket made and dollar earned will be donated to the Kay Yow Foundation for breast cancer research.

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