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ClarkCountyToday. com reporter Paul Valencia takes a look back at last week’s high school football games and ahead to this week’s action.

Union edged Mountain View 17-14 Friday at McKenzie Stadium. The difference in the game was a 23-yard field goal by the Titans’ Christian Alcorn with 2:34 left in the game.

Heritage scored a game-winning touchdown with 27 seconds left in the game to defeat Evergreen 21-17 in a non-league high school football game at McKenzie Stadium Friday.

Bobby Voitik has seen tough times for Seton Catholic football but envisions great times this season and beyond

Dylan Scott wants to be the player and teammate others look up to as he leads King’s Way Christian football.

Simon Berkey uses his smarts and work ethic to help lead the Ridgefield football program.

Dalton Payne got a year to learn varsity football and now is ready to take over as Washougal’s quarterback.

Football helped Alex Wakefield make the transition from living in Germany to moving to Woodland

Kanen Eaton was determined to become a playmaker for the Columbia River Chieftains

Fort Vancouver football gets another fresh start

Jacob Leckie has turned into the greatest teammate a coach could ask for as he helps lead the Evergreen Plainsmen into the 2018 season

Tim Banaszek and Max Velarde started leading the Prairie Falcons long before the first day of practice.

Logan DeGrandpre returns from knee injury in search of another playoff season for the Hudson’s Bay Eagles.

Battle Ground senior Boden Strouse appreciates every play he has on the football field after missing most of last season.

Heritage senior Jonathan Salo refused to believe his football days were over, so he worked overtime in his rehabilitation from two surgeries and is planning to play linebacker this season.

Skyview Storm hope to use running back Jalynnee McGee’s skills to help get this team on a new playoff streak

Court and structural renovations at the Vancouver Tennis Center, located next to Fort Vancouver High School, will be completed soon and will be celebrated at a grand opening scheduled for Sept. 5.

Camas Papermakers will have new leaders, such as Shane Jamison, trying to help them get back on top of the 4A GSHL