Columbia River moves into GSHL 2A lead with win over Woodland
Columbia River moved into first place in the Class 2A Greater St. Helens League with a 35-24 win over Woodland in a game played Friday at Columbia River High School. The Chieftains are now 3-0 in league play while the Beavers dropped to 2-1. Hockinson improved to 3-1 in GSHL action with a 47-12 win …
By Clark County Today · October 8, 2016
Columbia River running back Hunter Pearson (30) looks for yardage against Woodland Friday. Photo by Mike Schultz.
Columbia River moved into first place in the Class 2A Greater St. Helens League with a 35-24 win over Woodland in a game played Friday at Columbia River High School.
The Chieftains are now 3-0 in league play while the Beavers dropped to 2-1. Hockinson improved to 3-1 in GSHL action with a 47-12 win over Washougal Friday at Hockinson.
Columbia River wide receiver Jack Armstrong (9) scampers for a big gain against Woodland in the first quarter Friday at Columbia River High School. Photo by Mike Schultz.Woodland wide receiver Tyler Flanagan (21) catches a touchdown pass from quarterback Wyatt Harsh in the first quarter of Friday's game at Columbia River High School. Photo by Mike Schultz.Columbia River running back Hunter Pearson (30) runs for a touchdown against Woodland Friday. Photo by Mike Schultz.Columbia River running back Hunter Pearson (30) out steps the grasp of a Woodland defender Jack Wear (46) and races for a touchdown Friday against the Beavers. Photo by Mike Schultz.Woodland wide receiver Tyler Flanagan (21) fumbles after being hit by Columbia River defensive back Nathan Kunz (7). Flanagan recovered his own fumble. Photo by Mike Schultz.Woodland wide receiver Tyler Flanagan (21) is stopped by Columbia River linebacker Kaleb Haggard (22). Photo by Mike Schultz.Columbia River running back Hunter Pearson (30) looks for yardage against Woodland Friday. Photo by Mike Schultz.
