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Camas-Washougal, WA Post-Record — A7Tuesday, March 20, 2012

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Papermakers host Prairie Wednesday

By Dan Trujillo

Post-Record Staff

A determined Camas High School boys soccer team turned Mountain View away with a 5-1 vic-tory league opening Mon-day, at McKenzie Stadium.

“Mountain View was picked by people to chal-lenge us for the league title,” said head coach Ro-land Minder. “Every game is important to get a win in league.”

Adam Allison and Nate Beasley both delivered two goals for the Papermakers, and Micheal Koceja net-ted the fifth one. Anthony Macchione had assists, and Allison and Josiah Pa-checo each added one.

“We had a lot of good combination play,” Minder said. “Our midfield played well together and our backline was solid. Every-thing came together for us, which was good.”

The first goal for Camas didn’t come until the 17th

minute. The Papermakers scored three more times in the next 23 minutes to build a 4-0 advantage at halftime.

“I always tell my players that a game is 80 minutes long,” Minder said. “The momentum can always swing. You never say the game is over after the first 40 minutes.”

Camas remained in control. Mountain View did not score a goal until the final 30 seconds of the game. Camas goalkeeper Conner Heredia collected four saves.

The Papermakers also knocked off Evergreen 2-1 Friday, at McKenzie Sta-dium.

Pacheco headed in a goal on a pass by Bryce Ponder to break a 1-1 tie midway through the second half. Macchione scored the first goal of the game for Camas on an assist from Allison.

Camas (3-0, 1-0) hosts Prairie Wednesday, at Doc Harris Stadium. Kickoff is at 7 p.m.

The Papermakers then play Hudson’s Bay Friday, at Kiggins Bowl, starting at 5 p.m.

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The Washougal High School working fours drill team was awarded with a gold medal after the final District Three meet last weekend at the Tacoma Unit in Spanaway. Pictured left to right: Rachel Nelson on Reuben, Maddy Kitchen on Holli Mae, Nina Pawelzick on Jazzy, Tenley Stedman on Jake and coach Rene Carroll.

Ten of the 12 rid-ers from Washougal and Stevenson quali-fied for the Washington High School Equestrian Teams state competition, scheduled for May 10 to 13 in Linden.

Here is the list of Washougal and Steven-son state qualifiers and alternates. All of the gold, silver and bronze medalists advance to state.

Gold medalists — Fe-licia Harrison (figure 8 and barrels); Rachel Nel-

son (flags); and Nelson, Tenley Stedman, Maddy Kitchen and Nina Pawel-zick (working fours).

Silver medalists — Mattie Olson (driv-ing); and Emily Fran-cisco, Harrison, Nelson and Kitchen (Canadian flags).

Bronze medalists — Shelby Valaer (dressage, saddleseat and trail); Francisco (flags); Bra-man Warren and Chel-sea Wright (bi-rangle); and Wright (jumping over fences).

First alternates — Olson (dressage) and Pawelzick (reining). Sec-ond alternate — Wright (figure 8). Third alter-nates — Wright (rein-ing) and Kitchen (poles). Fourth alternates — Harrison (poles) and Francisco (keyhole). Fifth alternate — Kitch-en (figure 8).

The state qualifiers and alternates from Camas will be an-nounced in the Tuesday, March 27, edition of the Post-Record.

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WHS soccer

Wright said. “I just liked how well we moved the ball around. We were win-ning balls in the air and taking lots of shots. We had quite a lot of oppor-tunities, we just need to be able to put them in the back of the net.”

Washougal beat Ste-venson 6-0 Saturday, at Stevenson High School. Wright, Spencer Carnera, O’ Hara, Lord, Samuel Razumovskiy and Zach Boland scored the goals for the Panthers. Lord and Wright also delivered two assists.

Washougal defeat-ed Fort Vancouver 3-1 Wednesday, at Fishback Stadium. Carnera, Wright and Gonzalez netted goals for the Panthers. O’Hara and Samuel Razumovskiy had the assists.

After winning Monday’s league opener, Washougal (4-0, 1-0) hosts Hockinson Wednesday, goes to Wood-land Friday and hosts Columbia River Saturday. All three games begin at 7 p.m.

“This is one of the best efforts I’ve seen from a team in Washougal,” Tyger said. “I hope it’s a sign of things to come.”