Anderson Named Twilight Male Athlete of the Meet

As the Camas Boys and Girls Track & Field teams swept titles at Friday’s John Ingram Twilight meet at Columbia River, Camas’ Grayson Anderson was selected the male athlete of the meet, as well. A total of 10 teams competed at the meet.

The Camas boys scored 177 points to win the 10-team field, outdistancing second-place Skyview (125.5). On the girls side, Camas beat Skyview 196-157.

 

Grayson Anderson
Camas High School’s Grayson Anderson was named TwilightMale Athlete of the meet on Friday. He competed in the 100m, 200m, andHigh Jump. This photo is from a Long Jump competition earlier this season.

 

“We’re doing well this season, and keep moving forward,” said Camas Track Coach, Alisa Wise. “And we’re very proud of Grayson.”

Anderson won the 100m (11.16 seconds) and 200m (22.91), as well as placing second in the high jump and helping Camas place second in the 400m relay.

Adna’s Regyn Gaffney was named girls athlete of the meet.

Colby Gilbert, of Skyview, won the 1600m (4:22.16) and was followed by Papermaker Tucker Boyd (4:31.12).

In Pole Vault, Papermaker Blane Behrent finished first at 13’.

And Papermaker Josh Ryan won the Triple Jump at 39-09.50.

Camas’ Alexa Efraimson won the 400m (58.2). The Camas girls also won the 400m Relay split. Efraimson also won the 800m (2:15.46).

Papermaker Alissa Pudlitzke won the 3200m (10:54.74), while Efraimson placed second (10:55.04). Camas’ Jordan Davis won the 100m Hurdles (16.08) and Kimi Knight placed second (16.43). These two keep finishing very close to each other.

The Camas girls also won the 4×400 Relay (4:10.58). The team consisted of Knight, Camille Parsons, McKenzie Good, and Efraimson.

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Camas JV Baseball Shuts Out Evergreen

VANCOUVER — Camas defense shut out Evergreen Friday beating them 14-0 in five innings during a cold, misty and sometimes windy game. Camas pitcher Sean McClanahan did a stellar job on the mound, and was relieved by Drew Watson late in the game.

The Papermaker offense was on fire, as well, with most players hitting and scoring runs, including some deep hits by Sam Jones and Brennan Dyehouse. McKinley LeFore was hit twice at bat — the second time at his helmet.


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Camas High Varsity Soccer Beats Evergreen Friday Night

 

Soccer


The Papermakers bested Evergreen Friday night at McKenzie Stadium 4-1 during a cold, misty match. The boys played well and will compete against Union Tuesday at 7 pm at Doc Harris Stadium.

In this photo, Camas midfielder Cayne Cardwell (#4) moves the ball toward goal.


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Camas Varsity and JV Baseball Teams Beat Battle Ground

Camas High School baseball hosted Battle Ground Thursday afternoon in a rescheduled game (Wednesday was a rain out). 

The Varsity baseball team beat Battle Ground 2-1. Tyler Hallead pitched a complete game allowing no earned runs while striking out five. Spencer Hunt had an RBI single in the 5th to give the team a 2-0 advantage. Tyler Hows had two hits in the game to lead the offense.

The JV Papermakers won 13-4.

Both teams face Evergreen today at 4 pm in Vancouver. Thank you to Camas Athletics for providing information.

Tyler Hallead

 

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Future Camas High Papermaker Brightens World

Smiles & Hope.

This photo was taken at a Camas High School “Friday Night Lights” game in Fall 2012. Doesn’t he just put a smile on your face and give one hope for a bright future?

We don’t know who he is, but thanks future Camas High Papermaker for making our day brighter.

Smiles

 

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Zach Convey Stuns Fans Tuesday Night with Grand Slam!

Camas Little League/Majors Reds player Zach Convey stunned fans Tuesday at his team’s season opener against the Athletic’s by hitting a grand slam in the middle of the game.

With bases loaded, Convey crushed the ball just over the fence — to the jubilation of his team and fans. The Reds were behind 5-2 and Convey’s hit moved the score to 6-5 Reds, which would be the final score.

“I couldn’t believe it,” said Convey.

Athletics manager Doug Williams is happy for Convey, although, of course he wanted the win. “I’m just happy for Zach — these things don’t happen very often. Good for him.”

Congratulations, Zach!

Editor’s Note: This photo was taken from an All-Star game last year.

Zach Convey




 

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Baseball Tonight: Camas Faces Battle Ground

Riley

 

 

 

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Camas Lacrosse (LAX) Falls to Skyline at Doc Harris

Austin Harwood
Camas LAX Attackman Austin Garwood tries to overcome
an aggressive Skyline defense.

 

The Camas Lacrosse boys struggled to overcome Division 1 Skyline Monday night at Doc Harris Stadium, losing 7-13 in a game that saw an aggressive fourth quarter offense by Camas.

The Camas boys started off slowly and weren’t able to catch up – despite some valiant efforts. Skyline was fast, agile and scored quickly.

Zach Quist (#11) scored Camas’ first goal, with an assist from Austin Garwood.

In the second quarter, Bradley Stanchfield (#21) scored the team’s second goal, unassisted.

Skyline said at halftime that Camas was the best challenge they’ve seen in a while.

Camas LAX player Bryce Tabbut (#12) scored goals in the second quarter.

At the end of the third quarter, Camas was behind 9-4, but Tabbut scored Camas’ fifth goal four minutes into the fourth. It was an aggressive, clean shot.

Skyline quickly responded with a goal of their own, making it 10-5 – and so it continued. Tabbut scored another, making it 10-6, and soon after Skyline would put three more on the board, making it 6-13.

Grayson Windle (#22) scored Camas’ last goal of the night, making the final score 13-7.

Camas LAX President, Pam George, said, “It was a tough team to play. They’re a Division 1 team and said our team was a good challenge for them.”

 

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Camas High Baseball Falls to Skyview Monday

The Camas High School Varsity baseball team lost 8-3 yesterday to Skyview.  Dylan White hit a 3-run homerun to give the team a brief lead in the 3rd inning.  Nolan Hunt pitched four strong innings to keep the game close, but a three-run sixth inning by Skyview broke the game open.

The CHS JV team also played Skyview losing 5-0 as the Papermakers couldn’t regain momentum after an early game rally by their opponent. The boys made a real effort to score, but it wasn’t meant to be.
The Varsity Softball game against La Salle Prep didn’t happen, as they were a no-show. Papermaker Lena Richards said she and her team were ready to play, but La Salle simply didn’t come.

Thank you to Marcia Johnson, of the Camas Athletics Office, for providing information.
 
Nolan Hunt
Nolan Hunt pitched four strong innings
against Skyview.

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Camas Little League 2013 Season Begins Today

After weeks of practicing and months of preparation, Camas Little League’s 2013 season begins today with games starting at 5 pm at Forest Home Park and at 5:30 at the Liberty Softball fields. Games continue at 7:15.

Camden Ford
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