Greg Jayne
Sports Editor
Email: greg.jayne@columbian.com
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Recent Stories
Greg Jayne: Timbers coach is mixing up some soccer magic
Commentary: Greg Jayne
While there was nothing magical about the post-game comments of Portland Timbers coach Caleb Porter, there is a bit of wizardry going on with his squad.
By the Numbers: Webb's 82-year-old record requires a double-take
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
For some reason, as a young, numbers-obsessed baseball fan, I was always fascinated by doubles.
By the numbers: Earned run average made sense in a different era
Commentary: Greg Jayne
In 2010, the Mariners' Felix Hernandez won an unprecedented Cy Young Award.
Volcanoes hit stride late in victory
Chehales Tapscott had 33 points and 19 rebounds and triggered a fourth-quarter onslaught Sunday for the Vancouver Volcanoes.
Greg Jayne: Let the LeBron vs. His Airness talk end
Commentary: Greg Jayne
We don't know who is going to win the NBA championship, but we do know that it's not going to matter.
By the numbers: Wedge's remarks on Ackley just don't add up
Commentary: Greg Jayne
Well, I'm glad we cleared that up. Dustin Ackley, the once and former hope of the Seattle Mariners, has been demoted to Triple-A. And the problem, we know now, is . . . wait for it . . . mathematics.
Greg Jayne: Prepping to leave Sports behind
Commentary: Greg Jayne
It was quick and concise and more poignant than likely was intended.
Track and field: Efraimson wins another title, sets another record
Camas sophomore adds 800 crown, but no showdown
Alexa Efraimson ran to another state title Saturday, but the most compelling race is one that won't take place.
Zalk wins hurdles title; Ward-El 2nd in shot put
Skyview's Aubrey Ward-El recorded a strong mark of 41 feet, 9 inches, on her first attempt in the 4A state shot put and it held up for second place.
Camas' Efraimson wins 1,600 at state in record time
Sophomore says she was hoping to run few seconds faster
The magnitude of Alexa Efraimson's achievement Thursday was reflected in the sound. As the Camas sophomore crossed the finish line in the 1,600 meters at the state track and field meet at Mount Tahoma High School, and the scoreboard flashed her time, a loud and collective "WHOAAAAA" could be heard from the stands.
