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If the state and the WIAA announced that all fall sports could start this week, how many school districts would say yes?

Bruce Hermansen, now the president of the Evergreen Football Officials Association, worked seven games in the National Football League in 2012.

Professional golfer Caroline Inglis, who grew up in Oregon and starred at the University of Oregon, now calls Clark County home

Todd Bingham did not want to wait for Washington’s high school football season, so he paid a lot of money to work a game in Idaho and earn quite a few memories.

Paul Valencia, who has covered 397 Clark County high school football games, said athletes gave hope to those who want fall sports back.

Jace Chatman, who would have been a four-year varsity player for the Skyview Storm, told his coach that his family is moving.

Mike Smith returns to take over a program that has won seven state titles.

Brittney Stryker to take over as girls basketball coach and Shelby Jones is new softball coach.

Nik Lubisich and his company, Northwest Sports Management Group, specialize in working with Northwest talent.

Organizers believed they had a plan in place to hold event safely, but state restrictions led to cancellation.

As expected, area athletic directors call off all fall sports and hope to reschedule them in early 2021.

The Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship will stop at Washougal as usual, but there is nothing usual about sporting events this year.

Passion for golf, academic success, and community involvement lead to athletes securing access to prestigious private club.

Combat sport based on a 1989 movie has been growing across the globe.

Bailey Meek tries to navigate the college football recruiting process during a pandemic, while changing high schools after King’s Way Christian drops the sport.

Basketball and other Season 2 high school sports to start earlier; football practice to start sooner, too.

Cross country is still on the NWAC’s schedule, but Clark athletes will not compete.

Officials expect to be ready to make the calls whenever high school sports return.