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Clark County high school teams won state titles in winter, spring, and fall.

Prairie girls basketball seniors give share their experiences from holiday tournament in California

Roland Minder led girls soccer program at Camas High School to another final four berth in 2018.

Two area high schools hosting basketball tournaments this week.

Union and Hockinson players dominate all-state football teams

Union remains undefeated with huge fourth quarter at Battle Ground.

Darien Chase will play college football in the Big Ten for the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
Skyview vs. Columbia River makes for a fun night of rivalry basketball.

Terry Hyde is no longer the head football coach of the Evergreen Plainsmen.

Woodland High School football coach Mike Woodward stepped down Friday after three seasons as the Beavers’ coach.

The Fort Vancouver Trappers football program will leave the Class 3A Greater St. Helens League for the 2019 season and beyond and instead play an independent schedule.

Under the guidance of coach Rick Steele, the Hockinson High School football program has grown from humble beginnings to become one of the state’s best.

Union’s offense was once again prolific Saturday but the defense did its part by holding Lake Stevens scoreless in the second half of a 52-20 victory at the Tacoma Dome.

Union receiver Darien Chase capped a stellar high school football career with five catches and 126 yards and a touchdown in the Titans’ 52-20 win over Lake Stevens in the Class 4A state high school…

The Union Titans routed Lake Stevens 52-20 Saturday at the Tacoma Dome to claim the Class 4A state high school football championship.

Hockinson switched its offensive gameplan from an emphasis on the pass to a commitment to run the football and the strategy led to a 42-37 win over Lynden Saturday in the Class 2A state championshi…

Brothers Aidan Mallory and Liam Mallory were key contributors as the Hockinson Hawks won their second consecutive Class 2A state high school football championship.

Sawyer Racanelli rushed for five second half touchdowns to lead Hockinson to a 42-37 win over Lynden in the Class 2A state high school championship football game Saturday at the Tacoma Dome.