Meg Wochnick

The biggest play at District Stadium on Thursday night came down to a fourth-and-1-inch play — could Kelso get a redzone first down with 1 minute, 11 seconds to play to seal the 3A Greater St. Helens

KELSO — To those who know Kelso Hilander football best, the bread-and-butter begins with its always-physical front. When the offensive line creates opportunities, the running game capitalizes. “

In the season-finale episode from Columbian reporter and series creator Meg Wochnick, Evergreen players and coaches explain the impact of its annual training camp, La Center returns to its Journey wor

In Episode 5 from Columbian reporter and series creator Meg Wochnick, La Center’s Johnny Linstroth shares his foster-care journey and how playing for the Wildcats has forged a new path, Evergreen tack

In Episode 3 from Columbian reporter and series creator Meg Wochnick, Evergreen’s Daniel and Nehemiah Tupua reflect on playing in the Les Schwab Bowl all-star game and share what it means to bring the

Dog Days, a new documentary-style video series from The Columbian and 360preps, offers fans an all-access look at the summer offseason for Evergreen, Hockinson and La Center high school football teams

A banner season for high school track and field in Washington continued at the 4A/3A/2A state track and field championship meet in Tacoma.

Just prior to Miles Mashek scoring his first varsity goal for Columbia River boys soccer, the senior heard a phrase from the bench: “Score ugly.” Nothing was ugly about Mashek's goal in what t

There’s a number of similarities between the 2025 Seton Catholic baseball team and the 2024 version that made program history by winning its first district title and reaching the Class 1A state tourna

The day after Prairie High’s Faith Tarrant became Clark County’s first four-time wrestling state champion, longtime Prairie coach Rob Smith reflected on the senior’s achievement by combing through the