
Camas Dominates in Baseball, Track, Tennis
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Camas High School athletes shine in baseball, softball, soccer, tennis, and track, with notable performances from Hayden Ollman, Mackenzie Henthorn, Gavin Harper, Trey Bischoff, Owen Donowitz, Ben Wheeler, Deven Vigue, and Elizabeth Nava. Camas dominates in track and tennis, while Mark Morris and Hockinson secure victories in softball and soccer respectively.
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It's March 29th, from your city to your ears. This is Vancouver News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Thomas Crush Silas 12-1 in baseball, with Hayden Omen going 2-3, scoring 3 runs and driving in 3. Pitcher Charlie Barr dominated 5 innings, allowing just 1 earned run. Over in softball, Mark Morris handled Timberline 8-1 in a non-league match-up thanks to McKinsey Henthorne's 17 strikeouts in a stang. Complete game shutout effort, well, almost. Hawkinson shutout Quincy 6-0 in Boyz Soccer, with goals from Gavin Harper, Trey Bischoff on a penalty kick, and others lighting it up. Goalkeeper Owen Donowitz made 5 saves to seal it. Friday's girls tennis saw Mountain View Edge, Thomas 4 matches to 2, winning 3 of 5 singles and doubles. Always track at the Tiger in-Write in Battleground had commas on top, with 111 points, edging Columbia River's 95-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1. Standouts included Ben Wheeler's 10.99 in the 100.
Devon Viggs 2259 in the 200 in Commerce Relays, taking distance events. Girls track was all commas again, racking up 138 points to blow pass Seiden Catholic's 76. Michaela Lawrence of Heritage won the 1257 Violet Height of C-Tone, swept hurdles and jumps, and commas owned the relays and distance races like the 3200 by Elizabeth Nava. Local squads showed serious depth this weekend, especially commas flexing across baseball, track, and tennis battles. Keep an eye on these athletes as. League Play heats up.
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