Will Denner
Sports Reporter at The Columbian
Sports reporter @thecolumbian/@360preps. Product of @ChicoER, @UO_Snowden, @DailyEmerald. Email: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
columbian.com | Will Denner
BATTLE GROUND — With just nine games over three series to decide a 4A Greater St. Helens League baseball champion, every game between the likes of Camas, Battle Ground, Skyview and Union is extra valuable. Camas’ 10-9 win over Battle Ground in each team’s 4A GSHL opener on Monday certainly had that feel. “It’s really important to get the first (one),” Camas head coach Stephen Short said.
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1 week ago |
thenewstribune.com | Will Denner
Players come and go, but one thing remains a virtual certainty on the Columbia River baseball team year after year. The Rapids' pitching staff can go toe to toe with anyone in the 2A Greater St. Helens League and beyond. River, the defending 2A state champion, was put to the test in its league-opening series this week against Washougal, with two straight games featuring college-bound senior pitchers on each side.
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1 week ago |
columbian.com | Will Denner
Players come and go, but one thing remains a virtual certainty on the Columbia River baseball team year after year. The Rapids’ pitching staff can go toe to toe with anyone in the 2A Greater St. Helens League and beyond. River, the defending 2A state champion, was put to the test in its league-opening series this week against Washougal, with two straight games featuring college-bound senior pitchers on each side.
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1 week ago |
thenewstribune.com | Will Denner
RIDGEFIELD - A point of emphasis in recent years for coach Tony Ayala and the Hockinson boys soccer team is refining their corner kicks. Turns out, having a player like 6-foot-3 striker Alonzo Flores to target in those situations goes a long way toward the Hawks' set piece success.
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2 weeks ago |
columbian.com | Will Denner
Today's Paper Donate Newsletters Login/Register Subscribe Friday, April 11 , 2025 News / Sports / Prep Sports Recent work on set pieces pays off in win as Hawks keep pace in 2A GSHL standings By Will Denner, Columbian staff reporter Published: April 10, 2025, 11:50pm RIDGEFIELD — A point of emphasis in recent years for coach Tony Ayala and the Hockinson boys soccer team is refining their corner kicks. Turns out, having a player like 6-foot-3 striker Alonzo Flores to target in those situations...
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A point of emphasis for the Hockinson boys soccer team is refining their corner kicks. Turns out, having a player like 6-foot-3 striker Alonzo Flores to target in those situations goes a long way toward the Hawks’ set piece success. https://t.co/O3XAaMHF0e
Story + video: Camas and Columbia River soccer are synonymous with statewide excellence. Their first meeting since 2019 provided a test both teams were looking for as they try to build toward another deep postseason run later this spring. https://t.co/U0SkswMuzQ
RT @taybalkom: 📸: Camas and Columbia River's first game against each other since 2019 ended in a 1-1 draw Monday night at Doc Harris. @Will…