Camas, Washougal seniors sign to colleges

At least 18 local student athletes will join college teams next year

By Tori Benavente

February 15, 2018 5:30 am

Sports

Tori Benavente/Post-Record Top left, clockwise, Kennedy Ferguson, Trevor Bentley, Abbigail Wong, Madison Pfaff, Payton Bates, Hailey Oster, Perrin Belzer, Dominic Fewel, Alexa Dietz, Madalyn Sherwinski, Joshua Schneider, Mark Kim, Courtney Clemmer and Madison Freemon are the 14 students from Camas High School that signed letters of intent to play for college sports teams on Wednesday, Feb. 7. (Tori Benavente/Post-Record)

Courtney Clemmer, basketball; Alexa Dietz, rowing; Kennedy Ferguson, softball and Dominic Fewel, soccer sign their letters of intent during a ceremony at Camas High School on Wednesday. (Photo courtesy of Rene Carroll)

LEFT: Erin Bentley, Lower Columbia College; Sierra Coloma, Northwest Christian University; and Hannah Eakins, Clark College sign letters of intent at Washougal High School on Wednesday.

ABOVE: Madison Freemon, basketball; Mark Kim, swimming and Hailey Oster sign their letters of intent at Camas High School on Wednesday, Feb. 7.

Senior student athletes at Camas and Washougal high schools committed to college teams last week and made their intentions known during signing ceremonies at both schools.

The 14 CHS students moving on to college athletic teams are Payton Bates, softball at College of Idaho Yotes; Perrin Belzer, soccer at Grand Canyon University; Trevor Bentley, baseball at Mt. Hood Community College; Courtney Clemmer, basketball at Oregon Institute of Technology; Alexa Dietz, rowing at San Diego State University; Kennedy Ferguson, softball at New Mexico University; Dominic Fewel, soccer at Oregon State University; Madison Freemon, basketball at California State Fullerton University; Mark Kim, swimming at United States Military Academy at West Point; Hailey Oster, golf at Montana State University; Madison Pfaff, volleyball at Corban University; Madalyn Sherwinski, swimming at University of Mary; Joshua Schneider, soccer at Willamette University; and Abbigail Wong, softball at University of Puget Sound.

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