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Macaya follows in the footsteps of his mentor

Former Papermaker takes over CHS boys soccer program

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Dan Macaya will be the new head boys soccer coach at Camas High School. The 32-year-old has been running Macaya Soccer Camps in town every summer for the past 14 years. He has also served as an assistant coach for the CHS boys program since 2011.

Dan Macaya is coming full circle as a soccer coach.

After scoring 69 goals for the Papermakers and helping them get to the state title game in 2003 — which was played at Doc Harris Stadium — Macaya is taking over for his mentor, Roland Minder.

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