April 7, 2015
Deflating the competition
After losing the district title to Skyview in a shootout a season ago, the Camas High School boys soccer team gained a sliver of revenge Wednesday at Doc Harris Stadium.
After losing the district title to Skyview in a shootout a season ago, the Camas High School boys soccer team gained a sliver of revenge Wednesday at Doc Harris Stadium.
As the rain poured down and the Union High School girls softball team put two runs up on the scoreboard in the first inning, the Camas Papermakers realized its for real now.
When Sam Razumovskiy skipped the soccer ball past the Woodland keeper like a rock on the Washougal River, it ended a 135-minute scoring drought and helped the Panthers defeat the Beavers 1-0 Friday at Fishback Stadium.
College spring break gave former Washougal High School track and field athletes an opportunity to see the new Panthers in action at Fishback Stadium Thursday.
Papermakers and Titans are headed for a collision on the diamond Wednesday, at Camas High School. First pitches are scheduled for 4 p.m.
The Camas and Washougal high school rivalry thrived for more than a century, but now the games between these two neighbors are rare.
The rain wouldn't let up in Washougal March 17, and neither would the Panthers during a five-run fifth inning that led to a 7-2 victory against Mountain View.
Whether she steps into the pitcher's circle or the batter's box, Katie Schroeder strikes fear into the hearts of her opponents.
After fluctuating between first and second place in competitions this season, 14 Papermakers danced the night away with the district title.
