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In lieu of canceled summer practices, Fort Vancouver tennis coach Corey Farr has challenged his players to stay in shape this summer by doing 10,000 pushups or 10,000 situps (Photo courtesy of Corey Farr)

Martinez: Trappers stay in shape for hopefully best tennis season, by Farr

In lieu of canceled summer practices, Fort Vancouver tennis coach Corey Farr has challenged his players to stay in shape this summer by doing 10,000 pushups or 10,000 situps (Photo courtesy of Corey Farr)

August 10, 2020, 7:29pm Newsletter

For Corey Farr, the tennis program at Fort Vancouver has been a building process. Read story

Runners take a turn during the girls 4A district cross country meet at Lewisville Park on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 23, 2019.
Runners take off from the starting line during the 2A Boys District Cross Country meet at Lewis River Golf Course on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 31, 2019.
Anxious high school football players await word from the WIAA on what the 2020-21 season will look like.
Members of the Union girls team huddle together for a cheer beforeround one of the 4A state soccer playoffs at McKenzie Stadium in Vancouver last season.
Union players carry drill obstacles from the Union High football field during the first fall practice of the year on Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2019.

While wait continues, here are possible scenarios for the 2020-21 prep sports calendar

Union players carry drill obstacles from the Union High football field during the first fall practice of the year on Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2019.

July 6, 2020, 12:15pm Newsletter

And so, we wait. It feels like that’s all we’ve been doing for the past four months. Read story

McKenna Ellen was honored with the Gary Boggs Award for participating in a sport every season she attended Fort Vancouver High  (Photo courtesy of Fort Vancouver High athletics)

Senior Salute: Gary Boggs Award winner McKenna Ellen is shining example of what is positive about Fort Vancouver

McKenna Ellen was honored with the Gary Boggs Award for participating in a sport every season she attended Fort Vancouver High  (Photo courtesy of Fort Vancouver High athletics)

June 29, 2020, 2:32pm Newsletter

McKenna Ellen was one of a kind at Fort Vancouver High this year. Ellen was the lone winner in 2020 of the Gary Boggs Award, which honors 12-season athletes. “Normally, there will be three or four winners, but I was the only one in my class to get it this… Read story

Spencer McGuire (third from left) tried out for the Union High School basketball team at the urging of Tanner Toolson (5) (Samuel Wilson for The Columbian)

Senior Salute: Spencer McGuire is taking bit of Union High School to college

Spencer McGuire (third from left) tried out for the Union High School basketball team at the urging of Tanner Toolson (5) (Samuel Wilson for The Columbian)

June 22, 2020, 5:35pm Columns

Spencer McGuire's senior year did not go as he thought it would. Read story

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Washougal senior gymnast Shaela Ausmus qualified for the 1A/2A/3A state meet after a three-year absence from gymnastics because of back problems. 
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Washougal’s Paris Krecklow (left) shows support for her teammate and friend, Shaela Ausmus, at the 1A/2A/3A state gymnastics meet in Bellevue on Feb. 21. 
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Washougal’s Shaela Ausmus catapults off the vault at the 1A/2A/3A state gymnastics championships at Lake Sammamish High School on Feb. 21.
Ridgefield's Clay Madsen tries to beat out a throw in a 2A district championship baseball game Friday at Propstra Stadium. Ridgefield won 4-2.

Senior Salute: Clay Madsen led by example as three-sport athlete at Ridgefield

Ridgefield's Clay Madsen tries to beat out a throw in a 2A district championship baseball game Friday at Propstra Stadium. Ridgefield won 4-2.

June 8, 2020, 1:39pm Newsletter

Clay Madsen is now a graduate of Ridgefield High School, even though the ending didn’t go how he originally thought. Read story