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Camas golfers open league play with win over Heritage

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The Papermakers' No. 1 player, Owen Huntington, fires a shot at the pin at Camas Meadows. Huntington has been dealing with a sore back, but says he's improving quickly, thanks to physical therapy.

After missing one of the first matches of the season due to back pain, the Camas High Papermakers’ No. 1 golfer, Owen Huntington, returned to the tee in the team’s first league match, Thursday, Sept. 13, against Heritage High.

Huntington admits he wasn’t at full strength, but it was more enough to lead the young Camas team to a convincing 164-236 win over Heritage.

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