Meg Wochnick

CAMAS — To the casual observer, the 41-6 final score in Camas’ victory over Curtis in Friday’s Class 4A football first-round state playoff win doesn’t reflect what it took to get there.  It wasn’t

The question posed by Seton Catholic coach Antonio Buckley, as the Cougars celebrated their 5-0 home win to open the Class 1A girls soccer playoffs, received a unanimous answer by players.  Did the

At 18-0-0 and outscoring opponents 103-8 through an unbeaten season, the Seton Catholic girls soccer team knows there’s still more work to be done.  How much? Junior GG Lougen explains how it all s

Fresh off a historic 2023 campaign with a 23-1 record and the program’s best finish at the state tournament in three decades, it’s no surprise the La Center High volleyball team’s expectations for 202

A 56-7 season-opening win over 2A Columbia River on Friday night showed why those within the program has even higher expectations for the 2024 season. 

As a Battle Ground native, James Ensley takes pride in returning to a place that impacted him not just in athletics, but why he became an educator and coach.

The Camas Papermakers’ track and field coaching staff is witnessing this spring is, by far, a first: an eye-popping 238 athletes who turned out the first week of practices.

Papermakers face Gonzaga Prep at 5 p.m. Saturday in rematch of Opening Round game

TACOMA — As laser-focused as the Camas Papermakers are in their pursuit of a Class 4A state championship, one thing that’s never wavered is a light-heartedness in how they play basketball. Case in

KELSO — As he soon closes his high school coaching career with now 13 district titles in 32 seasons as Mark Morris High’s boys basketball coach, crosstown Kelso High School has become a special place for Bill Bakamus. Before being hired at Mark Morris ahead of…