Success has not been easy for the Camas High Papermakers football team this season, due to a slew of injuries and three heartbreaking losses, but the team rallied last week, beating the Skyview Storm 48-35, for a dramatic homecoming victory under starry sky, Friday, Oct. 19.
The bond between horse and rider is sometimes a hard thing for equestrians to explain, but 13 Camas High School girls are now experiencing that special bond — a few for the first time — as the Camas Equestrian Team trains for the upcoming season.
Performing under pressure is something Camas High sophomore golfer Owen Huntington works on year round. After struggling a bit in his final round at districts, held Oct. 9, at Tri-Mountain Golf Course in Ridgefield, he rallied in the final holes to force a playoff with senior Anthony Tobias from Battle Ground for the title of 4A Greater St. Helens League district champion.
Camas football struggles to score against Sumner
The Camas boys tennis team defeated the Union High Titans 4-2 on the red courts at Camas High School, Oct. 3.
After two consecutive league championships, winning has become a huge part of volleyball culture in Camas — even after nearly all of the girls who produced those recent championships graduated.
The Washougal Panthers football team is on a two-game winning streak after beating their league rivals, the Ridgefield Spudders, 35-19 Sept. 29, in Ridgefield, and a homeschooled running back is a big part of the team’s success.
Is it something in the water? That’s the question many non-Clark County cross-country coaches may be wondering after a recent coaches’ poll placed the Camas and Washougal boys’ cross-country teams in the No. 1 positions for their respective 4A and 2A divisions.
Camas High’s head soccer coach, Roland Minder, has run out of superlatives for his star forward, Maddie Kemp.
Panthers take down W.F. West on the gridiron
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