CHS Wins WIAA 4A Scholastic Cup; Presentation Coming Thursday

Camas, WA — The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) is honoring Camas High School with the prestigious Scholastic Cup (4A Division) this Thursday, June 7, at 2:30 pm at the CHS main gym.

The students are receiving this award for their athletic, academics and sportsmanship achievements during the 2017-2018 season. Camas took home the 4A Scholastic Cup with WIAA State Championships in Swimming, Gymnastics, and Boys Track and Field. Camas completed the season with nine top-5 finishes in various sports, as well as having nine teams ranked in the top-5 of their respective categories academically.

The honor is the first for the Papermakers, who finished second in the 2016-2017 season. The other Divsion Champions are: Almira Coulee Hartline (1B), Saint George’s (2B), Lynden Christian (1A), Sehome (2A), and Interlake (3A).

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The WIAA Cup recognizes performance in the classroom, as well as on the playing field. Schools that finish at the top of their respective classifications in state athletic competition receive points, as do schools that finish at the tops in team academic performance.

Sportsmanship is also a factor, with substantial points deducted for ejections from contests. At the end of the year, the school with the most points in their classification will be awarded the prestigious Scholastic Cup.

To learn more, visit www.wiaa.com

: Camas reammates Rylan Thompson and Tanner Craig faced off at Districts.

: Celebrating Papermaker Pride.

: The 2018 4A State Champions, from left: Luke Bales, Chris Xia, Austin Fogel, Mark Kim, Finn McClone, Eric Wu, Jaden Kim, Dave Peddie, and Brian Andrade.

: Camas won the Paddle for the first time.

: Ryan Rushall. #8.

: Camas Softball placed fourth at State this year.

: Mark Kim: In the zone.

: Drake Owen.

: Christian Geigenmiller pitching for JV.

: Abigail Jiang makes par for the Papermakers on hole 17.

: Capturing the look on Courtney Clemmer’s face as she takes a foul shot.

: Joey Coste, a two-time Oregon state wrestling champion, lost to Tanner Craig, of Camas.

: Daniel Maton won the 1,600 and 800 events.

: At bat.

: Camas Swim Team Coach, Mike Bemis.

: Eric Wu.

: The Camas Girls XC team won second place.

: Isaiah Sampson tries to shoot over a few Skyview defenders.

: Jax Purwins competing at State.

: Camas keeps the fight alive in the second half.

: Tanner Craig is the newest 132-pound state wrestling champion.

: The 2018 4A State Swimming Champions. From left: Finn McClone, Mark Kim, Eric Wu, Chris Xia, Austin Fogel, Jaden Kim, Dave Peddie, Luke Bales, Brian Andrade.

: Camas Softball at State.

: The 2018 4A State Gymnastics Champions — from Camas High School!

: The 2018 State Title!

: Jacqueline Purwins.

: Camas junior, Jack Latimer, placed third in State.

: Gideon Malychewski.

: Shea McGee hugs 4A district all-around champion Jacqueline Purwins. Both Papermakers finished in first and second place on multiple events. Photo by Dan Trujillo.