Enrollment figures and classifications for area teams, approved Monday by the WIAA
4A Greater St. Helens League
(4A classification range: 1304-2448)
Battle Ground (1740)
Skyview (1635)
Heritage (1464)
Union (1458)
Camas (1447)
Evergreen (1320)
3A Greater St. Helens League
(3A classification range: 1086-1303)
Kelso (1266)
Hudson’s Bay (1207)
Mountain View (1206)
Fort Vancouver (1188)
Columbia River (1131)
Prairie (1118)
2A Greater St. Helens League
(2A classification range: 513-1085)
Mark Morris (901)
Washougal (701)
R.A. Long (691)
Ridgefield (517)
Hockinson (509-opt up)
1A Trico League
(1A classification range: 208-512)
Woodland (499)
Castle Rock (349)
La Center (348)
Stevenson (339)
White Salmon (298)
Kalama (262)
Toledo (240)
Ilwaco (217)
King’s Way Christian (96-opt up)
Seton Catholic (62-opt up)
Class 2B
(2B classification range: 93-207
Class 1B
(1B classification range: 0-92)
Columbia Adventist (81)
Vancouver Christian (71)
Three Rivers Christian (50)
Washington School for Deaf (41)
It’s official.
The two biggest high school leagues in Clark County will have an equal number of teams.
Camas will become a Class 4A program for the school years of 2012-13 and 2013-14, joining Battle Ground, Skyview, Heritage, Union, and Evergreen in the 4A Greater St. Helens League.
That leaves Kelso, Hudson’s Bay, Mountain View, Fort Vancouver, Columbia River, and Prairie in the 3A GSHL.
The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association approved the reclassification numbers Monday.
Hockinson opted up from Class 1A to compete in the 2A GSHL along with Mark Morris, Washougal, R.A. Long, and Ridgefield.
