Will Denner

1 week ago | camaspostrecord.com | Will Denner

For some golfers, an early mistake or two can be difficult to recover from. Jasmine Chen isn’t one of them. The Camas senior is the definition of what Papermakers golf coach Bob Foster calls a “comeback player,” one who can quickly refocus and move on to the next shot. That was Chen in a nutshell at the Class 4A bi-district tournament May 12-13 at Meadow Park Golf Course in Tacoma.

2 weeks ago | tri-cityherald.com | Will Denner

May 21-Until the opening whistle sounds and the ball is kicked off, every team stepping into the first round of the boys soccer state playoffs is faced with the same questions. "Do we belong here? Are we good enough?" Union coach Jason Moore wondered. "Because every team is good."Following a 3-1 win over Pasco in the opening round of the Class 4A boys soccer state playoffs Wednesday at McKenzie Stadium, the Titans (15-4-1) can answer with an affirmative yes.

2 weeks ago | thenewstribune.com | Will Denner

May 21-Until the opening whistle sounds and the ball is kicked off, every team stepping into the first round of the boys soccer state playoffs is faced with the same questions. "Do we belong here? Are we good enough?" Union coach Jason Moore wondered. "Because every team is good."Following a 3-1 win over Pasco in the opening round of the Class 4A boys soccer state playoffs Wednesday at McKenzie Stadium, the Titans (15-4-1) can answer with an affirmative yes.

2 weeks ago | columbian.com | Will Denner

News / Sports / Prep Sports By Will Denner, Columbian staff reporter Published: May 21, 2025, 9:42pm Until the opening whistle sounds and the ball is kicked off, every team stepping into the first round of the boys soccer state playoffs is faced with the same questions. “Do we belong here? Are we good enough?” Union coach Jason Moore wondered. “Because every team is good.” Following a 3-1 win over Pasco in the opening round of the Class 4A boys soccer state playoffs Wednesday at McKenzie...

2 weeks ago | thenewstribune.com | Will Denner

May 17-RIDGEFIELD - The memory of being on the wrong side of a walk-off, winner-to-state game last year was still fresh for R.A. Long baseball players and coaches. As of Saturday, the Lumberjacks can now push that memory to the side with a much better one to take its place.