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High school football: 𝗞𝗲𝗹𝘀𝗼 𝟯𝟯, 𝗣𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗿𝗶𝗲 𝟴
Paul Valencia shares his observations from Friday’s Class 3A Greater St. Helens League football game.
High school volleyball: Evergreen’s coach is right at home
Nichelle Bethune said back in 2002 that her goal was to one day become the head coach of Evergreen volleyball, and that is exactly where she is now, trying to rebuild a program with a family-first…
Prairie’s football road warriors coming home for homecoming
Prairie happy to have a home game after three three consecutive road games, especially considering just how wild last week’s road trip was with a four-hour bus ride to go 126 miles.
WIAA braces for fewer sports officials as vaccination mandate nears
Mick Hoffman, the executive director of the WIAA, told the governor’s office he fears up to 30 percent of sports officials will stop officiating games if they are not exempt from the mandate that a…
Football Focus: Auction for Rego Scholarship Fund set for Sunday
Longtime assistant football coach Mark Rego died in 2018, but his legacy continues with a scholarship for athletes in the Evergreen School District.
Commentary: Enjoy every week of football because nothing is guaranteed
With no Battle Ground-Prairie game this week, Prairie scrambled, again, to find a new opponent, while La Center got creative to avoid having to become the mask police.
Football Focus: Remembering the origin of the McKenzie Stadium doubleheaders
Two games just about every Friday at McKenzie Stadium is the norm now, but it was not a popular decision years ago when athletic directors made the call for doubleheaders at the facility that is ho…
Portion of lower Columbia River to reopen to salmon fishing Saturday
The section of the Columbia River from Warrior Rock to Bonneville Dam will open beginning Saturday to retention of Chinook and hatchery coho.
Fewer game officials force major schedule changes for high school football
Membership in the Evergreen Football Officials Association has dropped more than 30 percent in recent years, making it more difficult to cover all Friday night football games.
Football Focus: Camas starts ‘murderer’s row’ of a schedule
The Camas defense was impressive in defeat; Jack Hathaway is the new head coach; and Vancouver resident Steve Pyne, the coach at Central Catholic, shares his opinion of Southwest Washington football.
Commentary: Evergreen HS debuts new way to celebrate new sports year
Parents, community members, and the media were invited to meet coaches of all sports, tour the new weight room, and take part in a question-and-answer period with Evergreen athletes in an event to…
HS Football 2021: King’s Way Christian Knights
Bradley Araujo is the lone senior, and 24 other players are out for football at King’s Way Christian, playing an independent varsity schedule as the program restarts after shutting down for a year.
HS Football 2021: Seton Catholic Cougars
Senior leaders Sean Emberlin, Lance Stuck, and Dax Clifton hoping to go out with a winning season as Seton Catholic’s football program grows
HS Football 2021: Fort Vancouver Trappers
Fort Vancouver team leaders appreciate that the whole team is wearing No. 1 on the practice jerseys this season, showcasing their unity for this football season
HS Football 2021: Evergreen Plainsmen
Gary McCulley transformed himself into a true linebacker with a new diet and a commitment to the weight room, and now he hopes to lead Evergreen to the postseason
HS Football 2021: Ridgefield Spudders
Ty Snider made the most of his opportunity with his new football team in the spring and now is considered a senior leader with the Ridgefield Spudders
HS Football 2021: Hockinson Hawks
Andre Northrup, with his defense, offense, and special teams play, put on one of the most dazzling displays of football in the spring season, leading Hockinson to a 5-0 record and another league title
HS Football 2021: Columbia River Rapids
Dylan Kier has been building for his senior year for so long, and he and his Columbia River teammates are determined to make this football season a special one