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High school baseball: La Center looks forward to promising future
La Center’s baseball program had the best finish among Clark County teams this season, reaching the WIAA state quarterfinals, while Camas, Hudson’s Bay, and King’s Way Christian bowed out in the ro…
High School soccer: Columbia River, Seton Catholic advance to semifinals
Columbia River remains undefeated this season in Class 2A boys soccer, and Seton Catholic has made it to the Class 1A state semifinals for the first time in program history.
Vancouver Lake is The Destination for Northwest youth rowers
Approximately 1,300 athletes and more than 3,000 visitors were expected this weekend at Vancouver Lake for the U. S. Rowing Northwest Youth Championships.
Columbia River spring Chinook season reopens
The spring Chinook season on the Columbia River has reopened, with various locations and rules for fishing in effect until May 24.
High school soccer: Columbia River’s flawless defense led by two seniors
Senior defenders Cole Benner and Hunter Cunningham say the team’s chemistry has made the Columbia River Rapids so strong on defense this season, and that has led the team to the state quarterfinals.
Columbia River soccer tradition continues as state playoffs near
Five boys soccer teams from Clark County, including No. 1 seed Columbia River, and four Clark County baseball teams have made it to their state tournaments, which begin play this week.
Athletics: Woodland schools dealing with major cuts to athletic department
Paul Huddleston, athletic director, said coaches and community members are rallying, looking for creative solutions after the recent levy failure for Woodland Public Schools led to massive cuts to…
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 9: Safety and competition concerns in high school football, Woodland sports update after the failed levy, and more
The sports enthusiasts talk about competition between the haves and the have-nots in high school football, WIAA reclassification update, Woodland High School’s sports issues after the fail of a lev…
Raptors getting ready for another summer of baseball in Ridgefield
New food options, more merchandise, and more action on the field is expected this summer when the Ridgefield Raptors open its baseball season on June 1.
A journey of perseverance: Lee Hunter lands dream job as Union’s baseball coach
Lee Hunter was told no 51 times, so he tried a 52nd time, and got the ‘biggest, best hit I ever had in my life’ when he was hired as Union High School’s baseball coach.
Commentary: Woodland, Fort Vancouver baseball find victory in their competition
Reporter Paul Valencia took in a baseball game last week between two teams that did not make it to the baseball playoffs, and he witnessed plenty of winning moments.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 8: Eligibility rules when high school athletes change schools, plus a salute to Adam Mathieson
The sports enthusiasts talk about the departure of Mountain View football coach Adam Mathieson and dig a little deeper into the eligibility rules when high school athletes changes schools
Camas graduate Jack Colletto ready for his NFL opportunity
Jack Colletto, who led Camas High School to a state football championship in 2016 and was college football Paul Hornung Award winner this past season, expects to get a shot with an NFL team.
With no job on campus, Mountain View football coach Adam Mathieson resigns
Adam Mathieson, who led Mountain View football to 14 winning regular seasons in his 15 seasons leading the Thunder, has resigned as the football coach after budget and employment decisions by the s…
Columbia Premier Soccer Club celebrates its new, old name
Columbia Premier, an original name for what the soccer club in east Vancouver has turned into, is the new name — again — as club officials honor the community with a look to the future and a nod to…
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 7: A chat with WIAA Executive Director Mick Hoffman
The sports enthusiasts welcome special guest Mick Hoffman, the executive director of the WIAA
Annual trout derby kicks off, lakes open statewide April 22
Washington state’s 2023 statewide trout derby officially kicks off on April 22, with hundreds of lakes stocked with thousands of catchable trout and over 800 prizes worth more than $40,000 availabl…
Evergreen community celebrates the life of Coach Gene Moore
The family of Gene Moore, who died Sunday, is grateful for the outpouring of support from former athletes and students who are sharing their stories on how Coach Gene influenced them.