Browse everything
Every published Clark County Today story. Filter by topic, place or month — the address bar keeps your filters, so any view is easy to share.
Former Camas Papermaker is a star and state champion in Hawaii
Drew Triplett, who grew up in Camas, was named the tournament’s most outstanding player after leading Maui Prep to the Hawaiian state championship in boys basketball.
State basketball: Broadcast crew made up of students from Vancouver
Students from Columbia River, Skyview, and Union were the crew members producing the broadcasts for the Class 4A and 3A state championship basketball games.
Former Camas coach Jon Eagle accepts job in Oregon
Jon Eagle, who was the head coach for two state championships while at Camas and who was an assistant at Portland State, has taken on the role of head coach at West Linn High School.
High school basketball: Local referee part of the art of assigning officials at state
John Matteo, a longtime member of the Evergreen Basketball Officials Association, and Kevin Erickson teamed up to assign officials to all 60 state tournament games in Tacoma last week.
Three Clark County teams bring home basketball trophies
The Camas girls, the Union boys, and Hudson’s Bay girls all got to Washington’s final day of the high school basketball season, playing in trophy games at state tournaments
4A boys basketball: Union stumbles in semifinals
The Union Titans fell to Curtis in a Class 4A boys basketball state semifinal game at the Tacoma Dome on Friday and will play in the third-place game Saturday afternoon
Girls basketball: Camas sets 3-point records, will play for state trophy
Camas made 12 3-pointers in an elimination game in Tacoma on Friday, and Hudson’s Bay rallied in Yakima as both programs have earned a trophy at girls basketball state tournaments
Boys basketball: Union’s defense shines in quarterfinal win
The Union Titans are going to the Class 4A boys basketball semifinals after pulling away from Kamiakin in a quarterfinal game Thursday night at the Tacoma Dome
2A girls basketball: Hudson’s Bay and Washougal fall in quarterfinals
Hudson’s Bay struggles in fourth quarter in loss to W. F. West, and Washougal did not have it against Burlington-Edison on Thursday
4A girls state basketball: Camas just misses out on trip to final four
The Camas offense struggled down the stretch, and Sumner pulled out a nine-point win in overtime in the quarterfinals at the Tacoma Dome
High school basketball: Union’s program guys continue team’s winning tradition
Three Union basketball players — Evan Eschels, Porter Hill, and Jamison Limbrick — were patient, put in the work, and now, as seniors, they are shining for the Titans
State basketball: Washougal, Camas girls advance to quarterfinals
Washougal, the 2019 state champion, cruised to victory on Wednesday, while Camas rallied in the second half to advance
State basketball: Facts, figures on six remaining Clark County teams
Four local teams in Wednesday’s round-of-12 games, while two teams from the county are already in Thursday’s quarterfinals at state basketball tournaments
High school basketball: Trophy dreams still alive for six Clark County teams
Tacoma Dome is the place to be for two Clark County Class 4A teams, while four smaller schools from the county advance to the Yakima Valley SunDome.
Commentary: From Hermiston, a love for basketball, family, and friends
Reporter Paul Valencia goes back in time, if you will, to Hermiston, to witness the first Washington state girls basketball game ever played in Oregon, to a place that gave him his love for the sport.
HS gymnastics: Camas looking for fourth consecutive state title
State high school gymnastics championships are Friday and Saturday at Sammamish High School, and the Camas Papermakers are hoping to extend their incredible run
Spring Chinook salmon fishing season set for Columbia River
The 2022 forecast for upriver spring Chinook numbers is 122,900 fish, which would be the highest return since 2016 and above the 91,756 fish that returned last year.
Going home: Mike Woodward leaving Woodland to coach Battle Ground football
Mike Woodward, Battle Ground High School Class of 1988, has been recommended for hire and, pending school board approval, he will be the next football coach for the Tigers