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  • Tigers finish regular season undefeated

    Kirk McKnight|Nov 6, 2025

    Clatskanie High School's varsity football team ended its regular season last Friday, beating Nestucca 18-6. Senior running back Lucas Andreasen led off the game's scoring with a 17-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Sophomore quarterback Will Van Voorst would extend the Tigers' lead with a four-yard rush in the third quarter. Clatskanie's 12-0 lead entering the fourth quarter was certainly uncharacteristic for a team that averaged over 42 points a game all season. Nestucca cut the lead in...

  • Clatskanie volleyball begins postseason strong

    Kirk McKnight|Nov 6, 2025

    The Clatskanie Tigers girls volleyball team suffered a three-set sweep (17-25, 20-25, 14-25) at the hands of Astoria last Tuesday, but they quickly shrugged it off Saturday with a three-set sweep of their own (25-15, 25-9, 25-12) over the 11th seeded Oakridge Warriors. "I am so proud of the team and how they played tonight," said Head coach Amanda Baker. "An all around team effort on defense is exactly what we needed to play at this next level. They cleaned up and toughened up on serving a team...

  • Postseason up next for Wahkiakum and Naselle

    Will Lohre|Nov 6, 2025

    Naselle and Wahkiakum are on to the postseason. The Mules locked up a first-round bye in the bracket, while the Comets will need to play into the championship, and they have a crossover matchup this week. With the regular season in the books, both head coaches are looking forward to the next stage, and both teams hope to make a deep run through November to the championship game on Friday, Dec. 5. Coming out of conference play, Naselle and Wahkiakum have been dominant. Both programs find...

  • Naselle volleyball opens postseason with win

    Kirk McKnight|Nov 6, 2025

    Naselle’s girls volleyball had a good start to its postseason run with a three-set sweep (25-14, 25-13, 25-11) over Battle Ground’s Firm Foundation Monday, Nov. 3. “[The] girls came in and executed well,” said Assistant coach Hanna Higginbotham. “Sets were moved around to all our threats and it was a complete team effort.” Naselle was led by Jessie Smith, who had 26 assists, four aces, and three digs. Haylee Rose led the team with six aces and co-led in kills with Mylee Dunagan, as each managed six. Rose, along with Brooke Davis, co-led in bloc...

  • Mules volleyball draws to a close

    Nov 6, 2025

    The Wahkiakum Mules girls volleyball team defeated Mary M. Knight in three sets on Wednesday, Oct. 29. The victory would be the final of the year for the Mules, who lost their non-district match in three sets against Willapa Valley on Monday, Nov. 3, to conclude their 2025 season....

  • Cross country gears up for state

    Nov 6, 2025

    State competition for Wahkiakum High School's cross-country team begins at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 8, at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco....

  • Clatskanie girls volleyball ends regular season as district champs

    Kirk McKnight|Oct 30, 2025

    After being swept in three sets by Portland Christian, the Clatskanie girls volleyball team won its final two matches to end the regular season as district champions. The first win came at home against Gaston on Friday, Oct. 24, as the Tigers swept the Greyhounds in three straight sets (25-23, 25-14, 25-15) in a #2 vs #3 district playoff match. Senior Joey Sizemore led the team in kills with 20 and co-led the team in blocks with junior Lacey Willis as the pair managed one apiece. Willis also...

  • Tigers varsity football wins close one to remain undefeated

    Kirk McKnight|Oct 30, 2025

    Clatskanie remained undefeated following its 21-14 victory last Thursday at Knappa. Quite the contrast to last week's 55-26 victory over Neah-Kah-Nie, all three of Clatskanie's scores came through the air. The first score of the game by way of a 26-yard touchdown pass from sophomore quarterback Will Van Voorst to junior wide receiver Michael Simpson in the first quarter. Van Voorst would connect on a 17-yard touchdown pass with senior wide receiver Daylon Gutierrez in the second quarter to...

  • Comets and Mules run wild against defense for wins

    Will Lohre|Oct 30, 2025

    One more game remains in the regular season for both Wahkiakum and Naselle. Entering their final contests, the Mules and Comets are riding momentum from wins in their penultimate matchups. Naselle After Taholah forfeited against Naselle last week, the Comets hosted Ocosta on senior night and honored their veteran players by going out and outscoring the Wildcats 40-0 in just the first half of the matchup. Unfortunately for Head Coach Kevin McNulty and his group, a power outage cut the game short,...

  • Naselle splits games awaiting playoffs

    Kirk McKnight|Oct 30, 2025

    Naselle’s girls volleyball team split its two games last week, first sweeping Lake Quinault in three straight sets (25-12, 25-14, 25-10) and then falling in five sets to Neah Bay (21-25, 26-28, 25-23, 25-22, 4-15) on Saturday, Oct. 25. During their victory over Lake Quinault on Thursday, Oct. 23, Jessie Smith led the team in assists with 17 and digs with eight. Smith, along with Brooke Davis and Sadie Kilponen, co-led the team in aces with four. Along with Hayley Rose, Smith co-led in blocks as well with one. Rose also led the team in kills w...

  • Mules cross country off to Tacoma

    Oct 30, 2025

    The Wahkiakum Mules Cross Country team heads to Tacoma on Saturday, Nov. 1 to compete in the Westside Classic District meet. The top 42 runners from 1B District 4 will move on to compete in the WIAA State Championship race Saturday, Nov. 8 in Pasco. During the team's most recent competition, eighth grader Max Ohrberg had a personal record time of 18.17. Other personal records included junior Hank Wilson with a time of 19.58, senior Caleb Vicars with a time of 20.03, senior Josiah Garrett with a...

  • Mules down Trojans in five sets

    Oct 30, 2025

    The Mules were able to defeat the Trojans in five sets to bring their season record to 11-4 and district record to 2-0....

  • Tigers lose first conference game

    Kirk McKnight|Oct 23, 2025

    Going into last Friday's game at Portland Christian, the Clatskanie girls volleyball team had lost only twice all season, and both losses were to non-conference opponents. The perfect 21-0 conference would finally get a blemish with a three-set sweep (24-26, 18-25, 14-25) at the hands of the Royals. In a losing effort, junior Lacey Willis led the Tigers with 15 kills and four blocks. She also had an ace and three digs to round out her night. Senior Joey Sizemore had 11 kills, 10 digs, two...

  • Tigers remain undefeated with win

    Kirk McKnight|Oct 23, 2025

    Clatskanie continued its tear through Oregon 2A 9-man football with a 55-26 whooping of Neah-Kah-Nie last Friday. After the Pirates opened the scoring with a 21-yard touchdown pass, Clatskanie senior running back Lucas Andreasen countered with an 87-yard touchdown run. Junior Gunner Engen's kick gave the Tigers a lead they would not relinquish the rest of the game. Following Andreasen's second touchdown of the game, a 10-yard run, the Pirates countered with an eight-yard touchdown pass. However, the team came up short of their ensuing...

  • Mules volleyball takes care of business

    Will Lohre|Oct 23, 2025

  • Naselle keeps racking up wins on court

    Kirk McKnight|Oct 23, 2025

    Prior to their tournament last weekend, Naselle’s girls volleyball team had a three-set sweep (25-8, 25-13, 25-22) over Elma’s Mary M. Knight Tuesday, Oct. 14. Jessie Smith led the team with 26 assists and 12 aces, and Sophia Colombo led the comets with 11 digs. Hayley Rose and Brooke Davis each had six kills to lead the team, and Mylee Dunagan and June Miller had a block each to lead the team. Emma Kragerud rounded out the offense with five aces. Following the match, Coach Rebekah Wirkkala said, “What a fun group to coach. They support each...

  • Mules and Comets conclude week with different victories

    Will Lohre|Oct 23, 2025

    Wahkiakum added yet another win to its record books this week, authoritatively beating Chief Leschi. Meanwhile, Naselle had a quiet Friday night, as Taholah forfeited the scheduled game, and the Comets were unable to find another opponent. Wahkiakum wins big once again It was business as usual for the Mules, who improved their record to 7-0 when they hit the road to take on Chief Leschi. Wahkiakum nabbed its third road win of the season in a dominant display, winning 72-6. The score was 16-6...

  • Wahkiakum cross country delves into postseason

    Oct 23, 2025

  • Tigers win streak ends at 16

    Kirk McKnight|Oct 16, 2025

    It took top-ranked (4A) Marist Catholic of Eugene to end the Tigers' girls volleyball 16-game winning streak at last weekend's Seaside Tournament. Going 5-1 against 4A schools, Clatskanie, the only 2A school in the tournament, defeated Washougal, Banks, North Bend, Century and split with Caitlin Gable before falling in the championship to Marist Catholic (12-25, 17-25). "The scores don't quite reflect the competitiveness and excitement of the match which was full of long rallies, outstanding...

  • RCK girls soccer unites three schools

    Cora Evenson|Oct 16, 2025

    The Clatskanie/Rainier girls soccer team has a long history of playing together, but this season brought new addition Knappa High School to represent all three schools. The team is now called RCK. RCK practices at Clatskanie City Park, which was chosen as a central location between the three schools. Home games are split between Clatskanie and Rainier. Currently, RCK holds a 4-2-1 record and is ranked third in its league, behind Seaside and first-place Scappoose. Although Clatskanie and Knappa are 2A schools and Rainier is 3A, the combined...

  • Clatskanie stays undefeated with close win

    Kirk McKnight|Oct 16, 2025

    Clatskanie's varsity football team had to rely on the defensive hands of senior Quinten Combs in order to hold off Harrisburg last Friday. Breaking up a couple of pass attempts by opposing quarterback Owen Hay, Combs preserved the Tigers' 20-14 late to move the team to 6-0 on the season. With neither team scoring in the first quarter, Clatskanie took the lead in the second with a 53-yard touchdown pass from sophomore quarterback Will Van Voorst to senior wide receiver Daylon Gutierrez. The...

  • Comets and Mules continue winning streaks

    Will Lohre|Oct 16, 2025

    Victories in the 1B Southwest Conference are becoming routine for Wahkiakum and Naselle, as both programs seized wins in their week six matchups. Naselle's record improved to 5-1, and Wahkiakum marked its sixth win in six games, a perfect start. Both squads find themselves ranked in the top 10 in Washington 1B football, with the Mules sitting in third, and the Comets slightly behind in seventh. Mules making mark The Mules made mincemeat of the North Beach Hyaks during their homecoming game on...

  • Comets win on senior night

    Kirk McKnight|Oct 16, 2025

    The Naselle Comets girls volleyball team had a pair of wins last week, beginning with Wishkah and concluding on senior night against Valley. Last Tuesday, Oct. 7, the girls completed a three-set sweep (25-7, 25-11, 25-15) over Wishkah. According to Coach Rebekah Wirkkala, Jessie Smith “set the tone,” going 37-0 at the serving line. Smith led the team in assists with 15, aces with 20, and had the lone block for the team. Haylee Rose led the squad in kills with eight, and Maddie Dielman contributed four assists as well. “[It was a] fun night...

  • Rainier game breaks Oregon points record

    Esther Tygret|Oct 16, 2025

    Recently at Rainier Junior Senior High School, a new record was set for the state of Oregon. At Rainier's homecoming football game on Sept. 26, Rainier scored 101 points while Corbett scored 90. This broke the previous record for most points scored at a high school football game in Oregon held by Yoncalla and Mapleton. Together they scored a total of 180 points in 2016. Rainier High School football's Head Coach Mike King was pleased with his team. "I've never experienced anything like that, but...

  • Clatskanie remains perfect following win

    Kirk McKnight|Oct 9, 2025

    Clatskanie High School's varsity football team is off to a perfect 5-0 start to its season following a 43-19 victory at Gaston last Friday. The Tigers opened the scoring with a 22-yard touchdown run by senior Daylon Gutierrez. After a 10-yard touchdown run by Gaston brought the score to 7-6 Tigers, the Greyhounds failed on their two-point conversion. A three-yard run by senior Lucas Andreasen extended the lead to 13-6 Tigers, but Engen's extra-point attempt was no good. Gaston would take the lead in the second quarter to bring the score to...

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