Coverage of athletics, teams, competitions, and sports figures at all levels
North Clark County schools earned multiple winter season all‑league honors in the Greater St. Helens and Trico leagues, reflecting strong athletic performance across the region.
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La Center’s City Council has approved the final contract needed for new pickleball courts at Heritage Park, keeping the project on schedule for a June 2026 opening.
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Vancouver golfer Alistair Docherty has claimed his first Korn Ferry Tour victory, securing a place in the 2026 British Open and marking a major milestone for Southwest Washington's sports community.
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Linfield University swept every major Northwest Conference women’s basketball award this season, with multiple players earning top honors. Here’s how the results shape the region’s competitive landscape, including impacts on Southwest Washington recruiting and athletics.
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R.A. Long’s boys’ basketball team enters the state tournament with momentum, a league MVP leading the roster, and the school’s first-ever state title within reach.
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Oregon State University has dismissed men’s basketball coach Wayne Tinkle after 12 seasons, according to reporting by OPB. The move comes as the Beavers prepare for a rebuilt Pac‑12, a change with regional implications for Southwest Washington sports fans.
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Washougal High School’s Victoria Nicacio has secured her second straight state wrestling title, according to reporting by the Camas-Washougal Post-Record and confirmed by WIAA results, reinforcing Southwest Washington’s growing presence in high school wrestling.
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Two Oregon adaptive skiers — Ravi Drugan and Anna Soens — departed this week for the 2026 Paralympic Winter Games, a moment with regional significance for Southwest Washington’s adaptive sports community.
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With statewide high school basketball matchups tightening ahead of the postseason, late‑season results are shaping district seeding that will affect teams across Cowlitz County.
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Trail Blazers guard Shaedon Sharpe will miss at least four to six weeks after team doctors identified a stress reaction in his left tibia, according to a February 23 team announcement. The extended absence has implications for fans and businesses across Southwest Washington.
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