Podcasts

Varsity360: Themes and players to watch in girls soccer and volleyball

September 21, 2023, 6:00am Podcasts

Columbian sports editor Micah Rice and reporter Will Denner dive into the top storylines in girls soccer and volleyball for the 2023 season in Southwest Washington. Read story

Varsity360: Why Skyview vs. Columbia River football shouldn’t be played

September 14, 2023, 12:00pm Football

Columbian sports editor Micah Rice and reporter Meg Wochnick have seen enough. In the lopsided Skyview vs. Columbia River football rivalry, player safety and wellbeing should be put ahead of… Read story

Varsity360: Three things we learned in Week 1 of the prep football season

September 7, 2023, 6:00am Podcasts

The Columbian's Micah Rice and Tim Martinez analyze the first week of the 2023 high school football season in Southwest Washington. They also discuss the impact of moving state championship games to Husky Stadium. Read story

Varsity360: The rarity of having of six Division-I football recruits in SW Washington

August 31, 2023, 6:00am Podcasts

The Columbian’s Meg Wochnick and Micah Rice look at the unique recruiting experiences of six college-bound players. They also profile three players who are banking on a big senior season to achieve their next-level dreams and look ahead to three enticing Week 1 matchups. Read story

Varsity360: Five burning questions heading into 2023 high school football season

August 24, 2023, 6:00am Football

Will Washougal make a deep playoff run? How will Mountain View and Union adjust to new coaches? Is this the year Skyview and Evergreen snap long league-title droughts? Columbian sports editor Micah Rice and reporter Meg Wochnick tackle these questions and more. Read story

Varsity360: Impact of possible cuts to high school athletics

March 16, 2023, 6:00am Podcasts

Columbian Sports Editor Micah Rice and reporter Meg Wochnick examine the possible impact of Evergreen Public Schools cutting staff, including four high school athletic directors. They also discuss the prospect of Washougal High eliminating all sports and Woodland High cutting activities if their replacement levies fail. Read story