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Cohen Butler of Camas closed one of the most accomplished distance-running careers in Southwest Washington history by repeating as the Class 4A state champion in the 3,200 meters in a state-meet recor

After countless hours of training and lessons through both success and failures on the track, Mark Morris' Elsie Herold, The Columbian’s All-Region girls track and field athlete of the year, deli

The shot drew iron and fell short, and Prairie’s bid for a victory fell short in a 49-46 loss to Edmonds-Woodway in Wednesday morning’s Class 3A Round of 12 matchup.

After Fort Vancouver’s season-ending loss in Friday’s Class 1A Opening Round to Nooksack Valley, Trappers coach James Jones emphasized perspective over disappointment.

For the many things as the Union Titans’ girls basketball team does well, add defense to the mix. When the perimeter shots weren’t falling — and they weren’t early for the Titans, nor for their 4A

With a camera in hand and an eye for big moments, Jeffrey Jaimes Diaz has turned high school gyms and fields across Southwest Washington into digital stages.

The Prairie Falcons’ football season is only weeks from having ended, but Deven Vigue’s reflection of the accomplishments shows how deeply the season’s triumphs resonate.

TUMWATER — When you’re the Columbia River Rapids and the only Class 2A volleyball program to ever to win four consecutive state volleyball titles and now actively pursuing a fifth, high postseason exp

WASHOUGAL — The Washougal Panthers won’t know if Friday’s 30–23 victory over Fife was their final home game of 2025 at Fishback Stadium until Sunday, when the Class 2A state playoff field is finalized

CAMAS — Winning league titles never get old. Just ask the Camas Papermakers, who captured their fifth straight unbeaten 4A Greater St. Helens League season with its 16-13 victory Friday night over Sky