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Evergreen opened the season with a solid win over Columbia River and now the Plainsmen will meet Heritage in Week 2.

ClarkCountyToday. com continues its high school football coverage with reporter Paul Valencia’s look back at last week and a look ahead to this week.

ClarkCountyToday. com reporter Paul Valencia analyzes the Week 1 battle between Camas and Central Catholic (Ore. ) and looks ahead to the Papermakers’ Week 2 matchup with Sherwood (Ore. ).

ClarkCountyToday. com reporter Paul Valencia offers his weekly update on Skyview football, including a look back at a Storm victory in week 1 and a matchup this week with one of the top teams in Wa…

ClarkCountyToday. com reporter Paul Valencia does his video homework to provide a review of Union’s Week 1 win and a look at the Titans’ Week 2 matchup.

ClarkCountyToday. com reporter Paul Valencia’s review of the video from Battle Ground’s Week 1 loss and found some highlights.

ClarkCountyToday. com reporter Paul Valencia takes a look at the video from Heritage’s Week 1 victory and looks ahead to Week 2.

Mountain View dominates on defense and offense in a 34-7 win over Ferris.

Hockinson takes on La Center in a Week 1 non-league high school football game featuring league champions from last season.

King’s Way Christian rolls in first football game of season in Clark County.

The strategy involved in defending a league (or a state) championship.

Don Freeman, who won two state titles in the 1980s, is expected to be hired to return to lead Prairie baseball.

A story to announce the start of the 2017 season, with a few “featured” games on the schedule.

Amanda Alvarez, a Columbia River High School graduate now living in Seattle, won the reality TV event in search of potential Olympic athletes.

The fourth in our series of high school football team previews for the Trico League.

The La Center Wildcats go into the 2017 season as the team to beat in the Trico League. The Wildcats reached the Class 1A state semifinals a year ago, and that was with a team loaded with juniors.

First-year King’s Way Christian coach Tom Schroeder refuses to call this a rebuilding year for his Knights, who hope to compete in the Class 1A Trico League.

After combining with King’s Way Christian last year, Seton Catholic’s players feel blessed to be playing football for their own high school in 2017.