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Columbian staff writer

Regan Townsend, Andrew Kelly, Michael Stevens and David Choi (left to right) are going to be to be playing for Washougal in the 2A district boys tennis tournament Thursday, in Lacey.

Panthers get two pairs to districts

Regan Townsend, Andrew Kelly, Michael Stevens and David Choi (left to right) are going to be to be playing for Washougal in the 2A district boys tennis tournament Thursday, in Lacey.

October 17, 2011, 5:00pm Sports

Two heads are better than one, but four is even better. Washougal junior Regan Townsend and sophomore Andrew Kelly teamed up to beat seniors Michael Stevens and David Choi 6-4, 6-3 Saturday, at the Mint Valley Racket Club in Longview. But this was no indoor practice. It was the championship… Read story

Daniel Patterson watches his tee shot land on the green during the 3A district tournament Wednesday, at the Tri-Mountain golf course in Ridgefield.

Camas golfers grab second at districts

Daniel Patterson watches his tee shot land on the green during the 3A district tournament Wednesday, at the Tri-Mountain golf course in Ridgefield.

October 17, 2011, 5:00pm Sports

Red suited Daniel Patterson just fine Wednesday, during the final round of the 3A district boys golf tournament on the Tri-Mountain golf course in Ridgefield. "A lot of people liked the pants," said the Camas High School senior. "I didn't want to be boring out there." After shooting a two-day… Read story

On the sidelines: Gut-check time

October 15, 2011, 5:00pm Clark County News

Washougal football loses its first game in double overtime, and Camas football soars past Heritage. Read story

Camas girls soccer team sets sights on Prairie tonight

October 10, 2011, 5:00pm Sports

After delivering 18 goals in victories over Fort Vancouver and Mountain View last week, the Camas High School girls soccer players are ready to get revenge on Prairie tonight. The battle for first place in league between the 6-1 Papermakers and the 5-1 Falcons has been moved to District Stadium,… Read story

Washougal runners Noah Collins (front) and Geer McGee (left) finished in the top four with Sean Eustis and Isaac Stinchfield Thursday, at Lake Sacajawea Park.

Cross country teams sweep league meets

Washougal runners Noah Collins (front) and Geer McGee (left) finished in the top four with Sean Eustis and Isaac Stinchfield Thursday, at Lake Sacajawea Park.

October 10, 2011, 5:00pm Sports

The Washougal High School cross country runners were grinning with excitement Thursday, on the bus ride home from Lake Sacajawea Park. Despite being outnumbered 16 to 12 at the starting line on the opposing team's course, four Panther boys crossed the finish line before the first Lumberjack to help the… Read story

Camas High School football players show of their pink mouthguards, which were designed by Franson Family Dentistry of downtown Camas.

PINK PROTECTION

Camas High School football players show of their pink mouthguards, which were designed by Franson Family Dentistry of downtown Camas.

October 10, 2011, 5:00pm Sports

When the Camas High School football players grit their teeth at the line of scrimmage, opponents can see their pink mouth guards. It's a unified statement the Papermakers are delivering every Friday night. Not only are they fighting for championships, but they are also putting on the pads and the… Read story

Riding in the victory lane to Crook County

October 10, 2011, 5:00pm Sports

After a 3-hour, 165-mile bus ride to Prineville, Ore., the Washougal Panthers piled on 451 rushing yards to defeat the Crook County Cowboys 28-7 Friday. Read story

On the sidelines: Camas and Washougal keep rolling

October 7, 2011, 5:00pm Clark County News

Washougal travels 156 miles and still wins its sixth game. Camas starts the running clock on Hudson's Bay. Read story

Camas golfers are tops in the league

October 3, 2011, 5:00pm Sports

The view from the top of the Greater St. Helen's League is grand, but the Camas golfers are looking for greener pastures. After losing to Prairie by a stroke in 2009 and two strokes last season, the Papermakers beat the Falcons by 10 strokes Sept. 15 at Camas Meadows. On… Read story

Gus Cooper lobs the tennis ball over the net for Camas Wednesday.

Cheesy snack fuels Cooper

Gus Cooper lobs the tennis ball over the net for Camas Wednesday.

October 3, 2011, 5:00pm Sports

Gus Cooper is becoming the big cheese around the tennis courts for Camas. On a windy Wednesday afternoon, Cooper struggled to keep the ball in play and lost the first set to Columbia River's Dylan Koester. After a pep talk with head coach Jonathan Burton, Cooper strung together an incredible… Read story