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October 7, 2014
Camas wins round one of soccer rivalry
With throbbing legs and thumping hearts, the Camas High School girls soccer players remained bound and determined until the final whistle.
With throbbing legs and thumping hearts, the Camas High School girls soccer players remained bound and determined until the final whistle.
No football team has been able to stop Woodland so far.
Competing against some of the best high school and middle school cross country teams in the western United States gave the Camas and Washougal squads something to shoot for Saturday, at Portland Meadows.
When illnesses knocked two Papermakers out of the rotation, Camas got creative on the fly and weathered the Skyview Storm.
The Camas High School boys golf team defeated Union by two strokes for the second time in three days. The Papermakers also rose above 14 other schools to win the Prairie Invitational Wednesday, at The Cedars on Salmon Creek.
The members of the Washougal High School girls soccer team couldn't have imagined a better start to the season.
With memories of his grandmother pumping his beating heart, Brandon Casteel tore the Ridgefield Spudders to shreds Friday at Fishback Stadium.
A long bus ride to Puyallup didn't keep the Camas High School football team from firing on all cylinders Saturday.
The 2014 Camas Athletic Hall of Fame banquet takes place Saturday, starting at 6:30 p.m., in the Camas High School main gym, 26900 S.E. 15th St.
