November 15, 2018 5:30 am
Sports 
Maddie Kemp leaves the state playoff game against Jackson early and gets some ice from the trainer after reinjuring her hamstring. Kemp scored the only goal of the game. (Wayne Havrelly/Post-Record)
The Papermakers all time leading goal maker, Maddie Kemp fires a shot from long range against Jackson at Doc Harris Stadium on Wednesday, Nov. 7. This was the play that forced Kemp to leave the game with a reinjured hamstring. (Photos by Wayne Havrelly/Post-Record)
Jazzy Paulsen looks to Camas coach Roland Minder for the next play against Jackson at Doc Harris Stadium, Nov. 7.
Even with a pained hamstring, Maddie Kemp manages to weave through the Jackson team at Doc Harris Stadium. The Papermakers are heading for their fourth consecutive appearance at the state semifinals.
Jazzy Paulson sets up a scoring play against Jackson during one of the last home games of her high school career at Doc Harris Stadium.
Maddie Kemp rises for a header near the net. She continues to score and lead her team while managing a hamstring injury. The Papermakers all-time goal leader will play for Gonzaga University next year.
In pain and stiff from a hamstring injury, Camas soccer forward Maddie Kemp still managed to help lead her sister Papermakers to victory in the team’s first two state playoff games, Nov. 8.
The soccer star, who has scored more goals than any soccer player in Camas High history, originally injured her leg in the district tournament in October. A kick late in the Nov. 8 state playoff game against the Jackson High School Timberwolves at Doc Harris Stadium reinjured Kemp’s leg.
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