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Hockinson: Runners with a long history together make school history together
Trevan Bischoff had to be talked into running this odd cross country season by Hockinson teammate Josh Saeman, and now Bischoff is the school’s record holder in the 5K.
Commentary: Injury risk worth the opportunity just to play
Mason Priddy of Columbia River and Liam Mallory of Union are among the athletes who have no regrets playing abbreviated football season, despite suffering injuries.
The mind of the quarterback
Seven starters, representing Clark County teams in Class 4A, 3A, 2A, and 1A, give their thoughts on what makes for a successful quarterback
High school football notes: Surprise schedule is sweet for Skyview
The Storm did not have a bye after all last week, Ridgefield honors Taz Roberts again, plus more tidbits from Evergreen, La Center, Mountain View, Columbia River, and Heritage.
Clark College opts out of spring sports
Athletes had received the news in recent days, and Clark College made it official Tuesday, calling off baseball, softball and track and field this academic year.
HS football: Camas, Hockinson, Union share a championship mentality
Union gets bragging rights over Camas this season, and Hockinson is looking for a another league title as Clark County’s most recent state football champions show pride in what they have accomplished
High school football: Big schools get their start
Coaches from the 4A and 3A football programs in Clark County discuss the importance of the abbreviated season, which starts tonight
A little bit of everything for football’s opening day
A new pass-happy offense for La Center, a hungry defense for Ridgefield, and a statement from Columbia River were all part of high school football’s first day … in February.
Taz 40 Forever, in Ridgefield and beyond
Taz Roberts, who died in November, inspired the Southwest Washington high school football community for years, and now the coaches in the region are honoring him throughout this first football seas…
High school football: Clark County small schools ready for Saturday kickoff
Coaches from the Class 2A and 1A football programs from Clark County share their views on the upcoming abbreviated football season.
Ridgefield celebrates the return of volleyball
Small schools in Southwest Washington scheduled to play volleyball, girls soccer, and football this week as traditional team sports return during the pandemic
High school football, other sports get the OK to play in Southwest Washington
Small schools will begin playing football as early as next week, while the Class 4A and 3A teams in the region expect to play games Feb. 26 as the region moves into Phase 2 of state’s recovery phase.
Celebrating the return of high school sports
Clark County Today went on a mini-tour this week, visiting athletes on the golf course, the tennis court, and on a cross country route, highlighting the return of competition to the region.
Skyview cross country athlete turns running into art
The 8-mile training runs are more fun when running in the pattern of a dinosaur or a bird, according to Skyview junior Phoebe Abbruzzese.
Clark County has four on Eastern Washington’s all-decade football team
Athletes from Camas, Heritage, and Evergreen played major roles in leading Eastern Washington University football into becoming one of the top programs in the country.
High school sports: Washougal, rest of region celebrate a fresh start
Some athletes know they will be competing next week, while others are hoping their sports will be allowed to play, and all just appreciate the opportunity to practice together.
GSHL gives OK for football, other fall sports to begin practice next week
The high-risk sport of football, and moderate-risk sports of volleyball, girls soccer, and slowpitch softball, can practice starting next week but teams must wait until region is in Phase 2 of reco…
WIAA pushes winter sports to the back of the schedule
Basketball and other winter sports will go from late April through June, while spring sports will begin in March as the WIAA makes another change to its schedule during the pandemic.