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Camas equestrians make state

More riders could qualify at season’s last meet in April

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The Camas equestrian drill team takes first place at a mid-March meet in Elma, Wash. The synchronized performance earned the team a spot at the state meet in Moses Lake, Wash., in May. (Contributed photos courtesy of Rich Vargo)

Getting on a 1,200-pound animal takes courage and skill, and the 13 girls who make up the Camas High School equestrian team have plenty of both.

After the first two events this season, Camas already has three riders who have qualified for the state meet. The Camas equestrian drill team — picture synchronized swimming on horses — also qualified for the upcoming state meet, which will be held in Moses Lake, Washington, in mid-May.

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