“I walked around the block, jogged around the block, ran my first mile, did my first 5K and then on to marathons,” Johnson said. “I felt like I turned a corner. I finally left all that behind me. I will never go back to that old lifestyle.”
Back on the diamond for the first time after spring break Monday, the Papermakers struck for two runs in the top of the seventh inning to beat their rivals.
Six Camas Papermakers and one Washougal Panther starred in the Les Schwab Tires Roundball Shootout March 26, at Clark College.
Michael Hickey said there’s nothing like celebrating with family at home plate.
The soccer ball rolled Washougal’s way Friday, and the Panthers got the goals they needed to win their first game of the season.
Gary McGarvie looks forward to wearing three hats for the Washougal Panthers. The new associate principal will also oversee athletics and activities at the high school, beginning at the start…
Watching Gabriel Dinnel, Troy Prince-Butterfield and his sister, Amelia, race makes Aiden Pullen’s head spin. Sometimes, the Washougal High School senior wishes he was a sophomore so he could continue…
The Papermakers proved they could jump the highest, run the fastest and throw the farthest Saturday, at the Tiger Invitational in Battle Ground. The Camas girls racked up 123.5 points…
Once the rain stopped Monday, Camas endured the Skyview Storm and found safe harbor after a 6-5 victory in eight innings. The Papermakers led by one for three innings. But,…
The Washougal baseball team thunderstruck Mountain View for a 3-2 victory in the bottom of the eighth inning March 16, at Louis Bloch Park. Both teams took a scoreless ball…
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