- July 28, 2011
Poll Question: Which 3A GSHL Non-League Game Are You Most Excited To Watch This Season?
The 2011 Greater St. Helens League football season starts in less than 6 weeks.
We just released the full 3A GSHL schedule, 2011 3A GSHL Football Schedules, with comments on all 63 games. We also gave you our Top 10 Must See 2011 3A GSHL Football Games. 6 of the 10 games, as well as Timberline at Camas (probably should be in the top 10) were non-league games. Of the 4 league games that cracked the top-10, 2 are Kelso home games. The Hilanders will host the defending 3A champion Papermakers in week 9 and host Columbia River in week 2. Both games will have a lot of weight in the 3A standings. Hudson’s Bay and Fort Vancouver both have new head coaches (Eric Ollikainen at Fort and Mike Funderburg at Bay) and the battle for the peace pipe is always intense. Then, of course, we have the big Mountain View at Camas week 2 game, which came in at #1. No other 3A schools could touch the Papermakers and Thunder in 2010,and that could well be the case again in 2011.
But what about the other 7 games? We were wondering what you thought.
So we ask…
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- July 27, 2011
2011 3A GSHL Football Schedules
We are now less than 6 weeks away from the kickoff of the 2011 high school football season. We have already released the 4A Greater St. Helens League football schedule and here is the 2011 3A Greater St. Helens League football schedule. We will release the 2011 2A GSHL football schedule next, so keep looking back often.Top 10 Must See 2011 3A GSHL Football Games
10 – Hudson’s Bay at Fort Vancouver
9 – Mountain View at Evergreen
8 – Kelso at Mark Morris
7 – Ridgefield at Fort Vancouver
6 – Prairie at Battle Ground
5 – Columbia River at Kelso
4 – Camas at Kelso
3 – Mountain View at Union
2- Camas at Skyview
1- Mountain View at CamasLook over the schedules below and let us know what games you are excited to go see this fall.
Camas
- Timberline
- Camas defeated Timberline 29-15 last year at the Emerald City Kickoff Classic at Qwest Field. That was the first meeting between the two schools since 1974 when the two were both members of the Black Hills League. Timberline defeated the Papermakers in Lacey that year 27-23. The last game between the two at Doc Harris Stadium (albeit the old Doc Harris) was in 1973 when Camas defeated the Blazers 32-12. Camas is 3-1 versus Timberline since 1970.
- M.V.
- Camas beat Mountain View 27-14 last year at McKenzie Stadium in what ended up being the league championship game. This year’s week 2 game at Doc Harris Stadium may well again determine the 2011 league champ. The last time the two played at Doc Harris was in 2007 when the Thunder defeated Camas 27-26. Camas last beat Mountain View at home in 1981 when the Papermakers won by a score of 14-7. Camas is 3-1 all time versus the Thunder.
- at C.R.
- Camas opened up the new Doc Harris Stadium in grand fashion (in the rain) last year with a 42-6 victory over Columbia River. The Papermakers also defeated Columbia River at home in 2009 by a score of 21-0. The last meeting at Chieftain Stadium ended with Columbia River defeating the Papermakers 41-38 in double overtime. The last Papermaker win at Chieftain Stadium was in 2006 when Camas beat the Chieftains 24-14 . Camas has won 5 of the last 7 games versus Columbia River. Camas is 6-6 versus River since 1999 including a 3-3 record at Chieftain Stadium.
- at Skyview
- Camas beat Skyview 28-12 last year at home. In 2009 they lost to Skyview 28-26 at Kiggins Bowl. Camas has never defeated Skyview at Kiggins Bowl, where they are 0-2. Camas is 1-3 all time versus Skyview.
- Prairie
- The Papermakers defeated Prairie 55-7 last year at District Stadium. Camas is 3-0 versus the Falcons since they dropped to 3A in 2008. Camas beat Prairie 35-18 at home in 2008. The last Falcons win at Doc Harris stadium was in 1989 when the Falcons beat Camas 34-12. In 1991 Camas had to forfeit their home game versus Prairie and play it as a J.V. game. Camas is 7-10 all time versus Prairie including a 4-5 record at Doc Harris Stadium.
- at H.B.
- This series has not been that competitive over the past 7 years. Camas is 7-0 and scored at least 41 in all 7 games. Camas won last season 66-14 at Doc Harris Stadium and in 2009 at Hudson’s Bay 41-14. and has won by an average score of 51-14 over the past 6 seasons. Prior to the Papermakers 7 game win streak, the Eagles had won 5 in a row. Camas last lost to the Eagles in 2000, falling 46-27 at Kiggins Bowl. Camas is 8-7 versus Hudson’s Bay since 1976 including a 3-4 record at Kiggins Bowl.
- at Heritage
- Camas is 5-0 all time versus Heritage. Last season Camas won at home 34-15 over the Timberwolves. In 2009 at McKenzie stadium they beat Heritage 42-27. The Papermakers are 2-0 versus Heritage at McKenzie Stadium winning by a combined score of 87-34.
- F.V.
- Camas defeated Fort Vancouver for a 10th consecutive season last year when they beat the Trappers 63-0 at Kiggins Bowl. In 2009 the Papermakers beat Fort Vancouver 43-14 at Doc Harris Stadium. Camas has scored 42+ in 6 of the last 7. Camas last lost to Fort Vancouver in 1997 when they lost at Kiggins Bowl 49-7. The last Trappers win at Doc Harris Stadium was in 1990, a 14-6 Fort Vancouver win. Camas had dropped 7 straight to the Trappers dating back to 1970 prior to the current 10 game win streak.
- at Kelso
- Camas beat Kelso at home last year 24-13 to wrap up the 3A GSHL Championship. Their last game versus the Hilanders was in 2007 when Camas won 26-8 at Schroeder Field. The Papermakers have won 4 in a row versus Kelso. The last Hilanders win was back in 2004, when they beat Camas 40-27 at Doc Harris Stadium. The last time Kelso defeated Camas at Schroeder Field was 2001, a 26-19 Hilanders victory. The two schools have split their 12 games since 1970, with Camas having a 3-3 record at Schroeder Field.
Col. River
- B.G.
- Columbia River will start their 2011 football season playing Battle Ground for the 4th straight season. This years game will be the first at home since 2008 when the Chieftains defeated Battle Ground 27-9. The last 2 years openers have been at District Stadium where the each school one once. River defeated the Tigers last year 27-3, while Battle Ground beat the Chieftains 42-23 in 2009. The Chieftains are 25-5 versus Battle Ground since 1970 and are 14-0 at Chieftain Stadium in that span. Columbia River has won 7 of their last 11 season openers.
- at Kelso
- Columbia River will travel to Kelso for the first time since 2008 where they lost to the Hilanders 21-7. Last season the Chieftains hosted Kelso for the second straight season. River lost last year 12-3 after beating Kelso 7-3 in 2009. Kelso’s win at Columbia River was the first road win in this series in the last 7 games. Columbia River last won at Kelso in 2002 when the Chieftains won 21-7 to complete a perfect 9-0 regular season. The two have played every season since 1985, River is 12-14 over that span including a 4-8 record at Schroeder Field.
- Camas
- The Chieftains will host Camas for the first time since 2008 when they played in one of the best games Southwest Washington football fans have seen in a long time. Columbia River defeated the Papermakers 41-38 in double overtime. The last 2 years at Doc Harris Stadium were not ideal for Columbia River as they lost twice by a combined score of 63-6. Camas last won at Chieftain Stadium in 2006 when the Papermakers defeated River 24-14. The two schools have split their 12 meetings since 1999 when Columbia River dropped down to the 3A GSHL. They have also split the 6 games played at Chieftain Stadium.
- at Hock.
- Columbia River has never played Hockinson in football. Last year the Chieftains defeated Rainier 35-12 at home. The Columbians will host Mark Morris this year. Columbia River’s last road game versus a 2A school was in 2003 when they defeated Elma 49-19.
- H.B.
- Columbia River defeated the Eagles at Kiggins Bowl last year 34-19 for their 8th win time in the last 9 games. The Eagles last defeated the Chieftains in 2006, a 23-14 win at Columbai River. The Chieftains are 16-5 versus their in-district rival Hudson’s Bay since 1990.
- Prairie
- Columbia River defeated Prairie 27-21 in dramatic fashion at District Stadium last season. They beat the Falcons at home in 2009 49-14. In 2008 Columbia River lost at Prairie 13-7 to close out the regular season. The only other time in the last 9 years the two played was in 2006, a week 10 cross over game at Columbia River in which the Chieftains won 35-21. Columbia River is 12-1 versus Prairie since 1990 and 13-3 all time. Their record at Chieftain Staidum versus Prairie is 8-0.
- at F.V.
- Columbia River defeated Fort Vancouver 14-12 last year at home making it 3 wins in a row for the Chieftains over the Trappers. Fort Vancouver defeated the Chieftains at Columbia River 40-7 in 2007. River last lost to Fort Vancouver at Kiggins Bowl in 1983 when they fell 42-6 to the Trappers. Columbia River has won 13 straight at Kiggins Bowl versus Fort Vancouver since that loss. The in-district rivals have played each other 7 years in a row, with Columbia River winning 6 times.
- Skyview
- Columbia River lost last season 48-13 at Kiggins Bowl and were shut out 23-0 at home by their in-district rivals from Skyview in 2009. The Chieftains have now lost 5 straight games to the Storm. The last time Columbia River defeated Skyview was in 2005, a 18-14 home win. Columbia River is 7-6 all time versus the Storm including a 4-3 record at Chieftain Stadium.
- at Mt. View
- Columbia River played Mountain View last year for the first time since 2001. Mountain View beat the Chieftains 61-6 at Chieftain Stadium. In 2001 Columbia River defeated the Thunder 28-22 at home. Their last game versus the Thunder at McKenzie Stadium was in 1998 when the Chieftains won 17-0. Mountain View last beat Columbia River at McKenzie Stadium in 1994, winning 42-41 in 5 overtimes. Columbia River is 12-9 all time versus the Thunder including a 4-5 record at McKenzie Stadium.
Fort Van.
- Ridgefield
- Fort Vancouver lost at Ridgefield in last years opener 24-23. The Trappers had won 3 straightover the Spudders. In 2009 the Trappers beat Ridgefield 34-28 in overtime at Kiggins Bowl. At this years game the Vancouver School District will dedicate the Kiggins Bowl turf as Gary Boggs Field.
- at B.G.
- Fort Vancouver beat Battle Ground 45-27 at home last year. They last played in 2003 where the Tigers won 24-20 at District Stadium. The Trappers are 15-12 versus Battle Ground since 1970 including a 6-7 record at District Stadium.
- Washougal
- Fort Vancouver won at Washougal last season 31-14 for their 5th straight win in the series. They also won at Fishback stadium in 2009 8-7. Washougal last defeated the Trappers in 1988 when the Panthers won 38-7 at Kiggins Bowl. Fort Vancouver is 6-1 versus Washougal since 1987 going 1-1 at Kiggins Bowl.
- at Prairie
- Fort dropped their second straight game to Prairie last year when they lost at Kiggins Bowl 47-23. In 2008 the Trappers beat Prairie 28-14 at District Stadium. Fort Vancouver and Prairie have played four years in a row now after taking the ’03 and ’04 seasons off with Prairie winning three of the four games. Fort Vancouver also beat the Falcons in 2002 23-0 at home. Fort Vancouver is 11-12 all time versus the Falcons and 4-7 at District Stadium.
- Kelso
- The Trappers and Kelso have played each other every season since 2004 with Kelso taking all 7 games. Fort Vancouver lost last season at Kelso 28-20. Kelso defeated the Trappers at Kiggins Bowl 28-14 in 2008. The Trappers have dropped 10 straight to the Hilanders, last winning in 1998 with a 20-14 home victory. They are 2-26 versus Kelso since 1981.
- at Mt.View
- Fort Vancouver hosted Mountain View last year at Kiggins Bowl and lost to the Thunder 56-7. In 2008 Fort Vancouver lost a home game to the Thunder 28-14. Fort Vancouver’s last win over the Thunder came in 1998 when the Trappers won 21-14 at Kiggins Bowl. Fort Vancouver is 11-17 all time versus Mountain View.
- C. R.
- Fort Vancouver lost to Columbia River 14-12 last year at Chieftain Stadium, the Trappers 3rd straight loss versus their in-district rivals. Fort Vancouver defeated the Chieftains at Columbia River 40-7 in 2007. Fort Vancouver last beat the Chieftains at Kiggins Bowl in 1983 when they won 42-6. Columbia River has won 13 straight at Kiggins Bowl versus Fort Vancouver since that loss. The in-district rivals have played each other 7 years in a row, with Columbia River winning 6 times.
- at Camas
- Fort Vancouver dropped their 10th straight game to Camas last year when they lost to the Papermakers 63-0 at home. In 2009 the Papermakers beat Fort Vancouver 43-14 at Doc Harris Stadium. Fort Vancouver last beat Camas in 1997 when they won at Kiggins Bowl 49-7. The last Trappers win at Doc Harris Stadium was in 1990, a 14-6 Fort Vancouver win. Fort Vancouver won 7 straight over Camas dating back to 1970 prior to the current 10 game skid.
- H.B.
- Fort Vancouver lost their 3rd straight battle for the piece pipe with Hudson’s Bay, falling 23-22. In 2009 the Trappers fell 28-24 when both Fort Vancouver and Hudson’s Bay scored 4 TD’s in the game, however the Trappers failed to convert on all four try for point’s. The Trappers last win in the series was in 2007, a 29-7 victory. Fort has only won 3 of the last 12 games versus the Eagles, after taking 10 of 12 from 1987-1998.
Hud. Bay
- at Wash.
- Hudson’s Bay lost at home to the Panthers 10-7 last year. The last meeting between the two was in 2001 at Fishback Stadium when Washougal beat the Eagles 20-0. Hudson’s Bay last won at Washougal in 1987 when they scored a 55-14 victory. They have only played 4 times since 1987 with each squad winning twice. The Eagles did win both games at Washougal.
- at R.A.L.
- Hudson’s Bay lost to the Lumberjacks 14-0 last season at home after getting shut out 20-0 at home to the Lumberjacks in 2009. They had not played since 2000 when the Eagles beat R.A. Long 21-10, also at Kiggins Bowl. The last time the two played at Longview Memorial Stadium was in 1999 when the Eagles won 35-7. The have played 10 times since 1985 with Hudson’s Bay holding the 6-4 edge, while going 1-2 at Longview Memorial Stadium.
- Kelso
- The Eagles lost 25-0 at Kelso last year in the two schools first meeting since 2007 when Kelso again won 34-7 at Schroeder Field. Hudson’s Bay has lost 19 straight games to the Hilanders since 1980. Their last win over Kelso was in 1978 when they defeated the Hilanders 27-3 at Kiggins Bowl.
- B.G.
- Hudson’s Bay beat Battle Ground at District Stadium last year 35-14. They had not played the Tigers since 2005 when the Eagles lost at Battle Ground 21-10. In 2004 the Eagles won at Kiggins Bowl 28-26. The Eagles defeated Battle Ground 20-12 at District Stadium in 2002. Hudson’s Bay is 11-8 versus Battle Ground since 1987 with a 6-4 record at Kiggins Bowl.
- at C. R.
- Hudson’s Bay lost to the Chieftains at Kiggins Bowl last year 34-19 dropping their 8th game in the last 9 tries versus their in-district rivals. The Eagles last defeated the Chieftains in 2006, a 23-14 win at Columbai River. Hudson’s Bay is 5-16 versus the Chieftains since 1990.
- Camas
- Hudson’s Bay lost at Doc Harris Stadium last year 66-14. They have now lost 7 straight to the Papermakers. In 2009 they lost at home to the Papermakers 41-14. The Eagles last defeated Camas in 2000 a 46-27 home win. The Eagles are 7-8 versus Camas since 1976 including a 4-3 record at Kiggins Bowl.
- at Prairie
- Hudson’s Bay dropped a close one at home to Prairie last year 27-21. In 2009 they defeated Prairie at District Stadium in an overtime thriller, 32-26. The Eagles last lost at Prairie in 2004, falling to the Falcons 14-12. Hudson’s Bay has taken 8 of the last 11 games versus Prairie since 1998. They have also won 7 of the last 8 games at District Stadium. They are 16-8 all time with a 9-3 record at District Stadium.
- M.V.
- Hudson’s Bay lost at Mountain View last season 58-0. They also lost at McKenzie Stadium 21-7 in 2009 and 26-9 in 2008. Hudson’s Bay has dropped 11 straight to the Thunder dating back to 1998. The Eagles last beat Mountain View in 1997, a 24-21 win at Kiggins Bowl. Hudson’s Bay is 10-16 all time versus the Thunder including a 6-7 record at Kiggins Bowl.
- at F.V.
- Hudson’s Bay beat Fort Vancouver for a 3rd straight year in 2010. The battle for the piece pipe ended with a Hudson’s Bay 23-22 vicotry. In 2009 the Eagles beat Fort Vancouver 28-24 when both Fort Vancouver and Hudson’s Bay each scored 4 TD’s in the game, however the Trappers failed to convert on all four try for point’s. The Trappers last win in the series was in 2007, a 29-7 victory. Hudson’s Bay has won 9 of the last 12 games versus the Trappers, after dropping 10 of 12 from 1987-1998.
Kelso
- at M.M.
- Kelso defeated Mark Morris for a 2nd year in a row with a 22-6 home win last season. In 2009 the Hilaners escaped a week 1 game at Mark Morris with a 15-14 win, handing the Monarchs their only loss of the regular season. The Monarchs won in Kelso in 2008 20-14. Kelso also lost to Mark Morris in 2007, a 9-0 road defeat. The two have played every season since 2001 with Kelso holding a 8-2 advantage over the 10 seasons. The Hilanders are also 22-2 versus Mark Morris since 1979 going 11-1 at Longview Memorial Stadium.
- C.R.
- Kelso won at Columbia River last season 12-3. In 2009 the Hilanders lost 7-3 at Columbia River. The last game played at Schroeder Field was in 2008 when Kelso defeated the Chieftains 21-7. Columbia River last won at Kelso in 2002 by a score of 21-7. The two have played every season since 1985, Kelso is 14-12 over that span including a 8-4 record at Schroeder Field.
- at H.B.
- Kelso beat the Eagles 25-0 at home last year in the two schools first meeting since 2007. Kelso also won in 2007 at home, beating the Eagles 34-7 at Schroeder Field. Kelso has won 19 straight games versus the Eagles since 1980. Kelso’s last loss to Hudson’s Bay was in 1978 when the Eagles won 27-3 at Kiggins Bowl.
- Union
- Kelso lost to Union last season 36-0 at McKenzie Stadium. They also lost to the Titnas in 2007, 39-28 at McKenzie Stadium. This will be the two schools 3rd meeting and first at Schroeder Field.
- at F.V.
- The Hilanders and Fort Vancouver have played each other every season since 2004 with Kelso taking all 7 games. Kelso beat Fort Vancouver last season 28-20 at home. Kelso defeated the Trappers at Kiggins Bowl 28-14 in 2008. Kelso has won 10 straight versus the Trappers, last losing in 1998 20-14 at Kiggins Bowl. Kelso is 26-2 versus Fort Vancouver since 1981.
- Evergreen
- Kelso beat Evergreen 21-13 at McKenzie Stadium last season, beating Evergreen on the road in back-to-back seasons. Evergreen defeated Kelso at Schroeder Field in 2008, 52-14. That win was the 5th straight Plainsmen win over Kelso prior to the last 2 seasons. Kelso’s last win had been in 1997. The Hilanders are 20-13 versus Evergreen since 1970 including a 10-6 record at Schroeder Field.
- M.V.
- Kelso lost at Mountain View 28-0 last year. In 2009 they defeated the Thunder 49-21 at home. Kelso is only 2-5 versus the Thunder over the last 7 seasons winning only in 2009 and at home in 2006. Kelso is 16-9 all time versus the Thunder including an 8-4 record at Schroeder Field.
- at Prairie
- Kelso beat Prairie 28-14 at home last year. They also hosted the Flacons in 2009 when they defeated Prairie 20-7. The last Hilanders road game versus Prairie was in 2008 when the won 27-17 at District Stadium. Prior to that season, the last time the two schools played was in 2000, a Kelso 63-13 home win. Kelso has won 14 in a row over Prairie dating back to 1986. The Flacons last beat Kelso in 1985 with a 21-7 home victory. Kelso is 15-2 all time versus the Falcons with a 6-2 record at District Stadium.
- Camas
- Kelso lost at Doc Harris Stadium last year 24-13. Their last game versus the papermakers was in 2007 when Camas won 26-8 at Schroeder Field. The Hilanders have dropped 4 in a row to Camas. The last Hilanders win was back in 2004, when they beat Camas 40-27 at Doc Harris Stadium. The last time Kelso defeated Camas at Schroeder Field was 2001, a 26-19 Hilanders victory. The two schools have split their 12 games since 1970, with Kelso having a 3-3 record at Schroeder Field.
Mt. View
- Evergreen
- Mountain View will play Evergreen in week 1 for a second straight season. Last year Mountain View beat their in-district rival Evergreen 35-7, their 3rd consecutive win over the Plainsmen. Evergreen’s last week 1 win over Mountain View was in 1987 a 21-0 Plainsmen win. Evergreen’s last win over Mountain View was in 2007, a 28-27 Plainsmen victory. Mountain View is 7-6 all time versus Evergreen in week 1 games. The Thunder are 17-20 all time versus Evergreen and 7-11 in their home jerseys.
- at Camas
- Mountain View lost to Camas last year 27-14 at McKenzie Stadium in what ended up being the league championship game. This year’s week 2 game at Doc Harris Stadium may well again determine the 2011 league champ. The last time the two played at Doc Harris was in 2007 when the Thunder defeated Camas 27-26. Camas last beat Mountain View at home in 1981 when the Papermakers won by a score of 14-7. Mountain View is 1-3 versus Camas.
- Prairie
- Mountain View defeated the Flacons at District Stadium 20-12 last season. It was their second win in two years at Prairie. In 2009 the Thunder also beat Prairie 46-20 on the road. The Falcons defeated Mountain View 21-14 at McKenzie Stadium in 2008. Mountain View last beat Prairie at McKenzie Stadium in 2007, winning 35-14. The Thunder are 12-1 versus Prairie since 1998 and 17-3 all time. They are also 9-2 versus the Falcons at McKenzie Stadium.
- Heritage
- Mountain View beat Heritage last season 30-29 snapping a 3 game skid versus in-district rivals. The Timberwolves defeated Mountain View 28-21 in 2009. mountain View is 8-4 all time versus the Timberwolves.
- at Union
- Union defeated Mountain View 10-0 last season in the first meeting between the two in-district rivals. The Titans 7-0 all time versus the other 3 Evergreen School District schools (Evergreen, Heritage and Mountain View).
- F.V.
- Mountain View went to Kiggins Bowl last year and beat the Trappers 56-7. In 2008 Fort Vancouver lost a home game to the Thunder 28-14. Fort Vancouver’s last win over the Thunder came in 1998 when the Trappers won 21-14 at Kiggins Bowl. Mountain View is 17-11 all time versus Fort Vancouver.
- at Kelso
- Mountain View beat Kelso 28-0 at McKenzie Stadium last year. In 2009 they lost to the Hilanders 49-21 on the road. The Thunder are 5-2 versus Kelso over the last 7 seasons. Mountain View is 9-16 all time versus the Hilanders including an 4-8 record at Schroeder Field.
- at H.B.
- Mountain View beat Hudson’s Bay season 58-0 at McKenzie Stadium. They also beat the Eagles 21-7 at home in 2009 and 26-9 in 2008. Mountain View has won 11 straight over the Eagles dating back to 1998. The Eagles last beat Mountain View in 1997, a 24-21 win at Kiggins Bowl. The Thunder are 16-10 all time versus Hudson’s Bay including a 7-6 record at Kiggins Bowl.
- C.R.
- Mountain View and Columbia River played each other last year for the first time since 2001. Mountain View beat the Chieftains 61-6 at Chieftain Stadium. In 2001 Mountain View lost to the Chieftains 28-22 on the road. Mountain View last hosted Columbia River at McKenzie Stadium in 1998 when the Chieftains won 17-0. The last Thunder victory at home over Columbia River was in 1994 when they won 42-41 in 5 overtimes. Mountain View is 9-12 all time versus the Chieftains including a 5-4 record at McKenzie Stadium.
Prairie
- Lakewood
- Prairie lost at Lakewood last year 47-34 in the two schools first meeting.
- at Hock.
- Prairie beat Hockinson at District Stadium last season 54-21 in the two schools first meeting .
- at M.V.
- Prairie lost to Mountain View at District Stadium 20-12 last season. In 2009 the Thunder also beat Prairie 46-20 at District Stadium. The Falcons defeated Mountain View 21-14 at McKenzie Stadium in 2008. Mountain View last beat Prairie at McKenzie Stadium in 2007, winning 35-14. The Falcons are 1-12 versus Mountain View since 1998 and 3-17 all time. They are also 2-9 versus the Thunder at McKenzie Stadium.
- F.V.
- Prairie won their second straight game over the Trappers last year at Kiggins Bowl 47-23. In 2008 the Trappers beat Prairie 28-14 at District Stadium. Prairie and Fort Vancouver have played 5 years in a row now with Prairie winning 4 of the 5 games. Fort Vancouver also beat the Falcons in 2002 23-0 at home. Prairie is 12-11 all time versus the Trappers and 7-4 at District Stadium.
- at Camas
- Prairie lost to Camas 55-7 last year at District Stadium. Prairie is 0-3 versus the Papermakers since they dropped to 3A in 2008. Camas beat Prairie 35-18 at home in 2008. The last Falcons win at Doc Harris stadium was in 1989 when the Falcons beat Camas 34-12. In 1991 Camas had to forfeit their home game versus Prairie and play it as a J.V. game. Prairie is 10-7 all time versus Camas including a 5-4 record at Doc Harris Stadium.
- at C.R.
- Prairie dropped a heart breaker to Columbia River, 27-21 at District Stadium last season. In 2009 Prairie also lost 49-14 at Chieftain Stadium. In 2008 Prairie beat Columbia River 13-7 to close out the regular season. The only other time in the last 9 years the two played was in 2006, a week 10 cross over game at Columbia River in which the Chieftains won 35-21. Prairie is 1-12 versus Columbia River since 1990 and 3-13 all time. Their record at Chieftain Staidum versus Columbia River is 0-8.
- H.B.
- Prairie edged Hudson’s Bay last year 27-21 at Kiggins Bowl. In 2009 Prairie lost to the Eagles at District Stadium in an overtime thriller, 32-26. The Eagles last lost at Prairie in 2004, falling to the Falcons 14-12. Prairie has only won 3 of the last 11 games versus Hudson’s Bay since 1998. The Falcons have also lost 7 of the last 8 games at District Stadium. Prairie is 8-16 all time with a 3-9 record at District Stadium versus the Eagles.
- Kelso
- Prairie lost to Kelso 28-14 at Schroeder Field last year. They also lost to the Hilanders in 2009 20-7 on the road. The Falcons last hosted Kelso in 2008 when the lost 27-17 at District Stadium. Prior to that season, the last time the two schools played was in 2000, a Kelso 63-13 home win. Prairie has dropped 14 straight to Kelso dating back to 1986. The Flacons last beat Kelso in 1985 with a 21-7 home victory. Prairie is 2-15 all time versus the Hilanders with a 2-6 record at District Stadium.
- at B.G.
- Prairie wraps up the 2011 regular season with a non-league matchup versus in-district rival Battle Ground. Prairie ended the Tigers 4 game series win streak with a 49-13 victory last year. Battle Ground defeated the Falcons 39-6 in 2009. Prairie has won only 3 of the last 16 games between the two schools. The two schools are 19-19 all time versus each other since Prairie opened in 1979.
What 3A Greater St. Helens League game are you most excited to see this fall?
- July 25, 2011
Clark County Youth Football Will Host Youth Football Camp At Prairie High School August 2-3
Clark County Youth Football serves approx. 1500 kids each season playing 2nd through 8th grade tackle football.
Clark County Youth Football will be holding a youth football camp at Prairie High School on August 2nd and 3rd.
This years camp will teach basic non-contact skills for players entering 2nd through 8th grade.
The camp will run from 6:00 p.m. through 8:00 p.m. with a cost of $50.00.
For more information and to download a registration form, please visit the CCYF website.
- July 24, 2011
Poll Question: Which 4A GSHL Non-League Game Are You Most Excited To Watch This Season?
The 2011 Greater St. Helens League football season starts in less than 6 weeks.
We just released the full 4A GSHL schedule, 2011 4A GSHL Football Schedules, with comments on all 45 games. We also gave you our Top 10 Must See 2011 4A GSHL Football Games. We noticed that 7 of the 10 games were non-league games. Of the 3 league games that cracked the top-10, 2 involve Heritage. The Timberwolves look to have key games versus both Battle Ground and Evergreen which should both have post season implications. Then, of course, we have the big Union at Skyview week 9 game, which came in at #1.
But what about the other 7 games? We were wondering what you thought.
So we ask…
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We are now less than 6 weeks away from the kickoff of the 2011 high school football season. So here is the 2011 4A Greater St. Helens League football schedule. We will release the 2011 3A GSHL football schedule followed by the 2011 2A GSHL football schedule, so keep looking back often.- July 22, 2011
Dax McCoy Of Mark Morris Wins Xenith X1 Helmet Thanks To Facebook Likes
This photo of Mark Morris Senior WR/DB Dax McCoy received 352 Facebook LIKES, 25 more than the 2nd place finisher
If you have a Facebook account, and who doesn’t, then you know to avoid posts that tell you you can win something for free.
Well, it appears that some things in life are free. And thanks to Facebook and Xenith one local high school football player now has a fancy new helmet.
While attending the Nike SPARQ Combine at Tigard High School in June, Dax McCoy, a Senior WR/DB from Mark Morris took a few minutes to pose for a picture in a Xenith helmet (see the photo on Facebook). Then, he headed up North to put the word to the street.
“They asked me if I liked what I saw and if I wanted one,” said McCoy about the Xenith helmet display. “I said ‘Heck yes I do!”.
The rules of the contest were for each player to find their photo on the Xenith Facebook page, and get as many people to like it as possible.
“It doesn’t matter who likes it, it could be your mom or Lil Wayne,” McCoy added. “Just get likes.”
Before anyone could like the photo, they first needed to like the Xenith Facebook page, something McCoy had mixed feelings about.
“It’s kind of cheesy but you know, it’s their rules. It’s a brilliant marketing trick.”
McCoy’s photo ended the contest with 352 likes, 25 more than the second place athlete who had 327.
“I was so pumped when it got down to the last 30 minutes because Rayshawn quit trying and I knew I was going to win,” said McCoy. “I was so happy I started jumpin’ around my room and called all my friends. It was awesome!”
On July 16, Dax held a party to celebrate winning his new helmet and to show his thanks to all who helped him win it.
- July 19, 2011
Reminder, 3rd Annual Little Titans Football Camp Is Wednesday July 27th At McKenzie Stadium
3rd Annual Little Titans Football Camp - Wed July 27, 2010
The 3rd Annual Little Titans Football Camp is only 8 days away and the Union High School Football Booster Club would love to have as many kids out as possible.
Below is the information we ran back in early June.
The Union Titan Football Team would like to invite your son/daughter to participate in the 2011 Jr. Titan Football Camp. Our award winning Coaching staff will emphasize fundamentals, form and technique. Participants will be grouped according to age, size, and ability.
All participants and parents are invited to stay after and watch the Union Football Players compete in a 7 on 7 competition. Concessions will be available.
What to wear – Shorts, T-shirt, shoes for Astroturf surface. Plenty of water will be provided. You may bring your own drinks and snacks.
- Camp is for grades 3rd – 8th
- Wed July 27, 2011
- 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Check in begins at 12:30 p.m.)
- McKenzie Stadium
Camp Fee $40.00
For more information e-mail: titan.football.parents@hotmail.com
Register by mail at:
- Titan Football, Attn: Lisa McClung
- 310 SE 169th Ave, Vancouver, WA 98684
Day of camp registration available at 12:30 pm
Union Titans Boosters To Host 2nd Annual Authentic Hawaiian Luau – Aug. 6 2011
The Union Titans Football Boosters will be having a Hawaiian Luau on August 6th at 4pm in the Student Union Building of Union High School.The information for the Luau is as follows.
Saturday August 6th
Union High School- Doors Open 4 pm
- Dinner 5 pm
- Hula Show 6:30 pm
- Adults $20
- Children 6 to 17 $15
- 5 & Under Free
- V.I.P Table for 8 – $250 (V.I.P. includes: Fresh Flower Lei, gift & Premier Show Seating)
For tickets email: titanluau2011@yahoo.com
Printable flyer: Union Titans Boosters Hawaiian Luau Flyer
- July 18, 2011
5 Star Performance Camp Comes To Northwest, Aloha High School July 29th
5 Star Performance Camp will be at Aloha High School on July 29th from 4-8 p.m.
On Friday July 29th at Aloha High School in Beaverton Oregon, Dirk Knudsen; Regional Analyst for Rivals.com and editor of WashingtonPreps.com, will be hosting the 5 Star Performance Camp.
“We don’t have 35 supposed D-1 coaches and we don’t want or need them,” said Knudsen. “We will have the 5 best analysts of high school football in the Northwest there and they will be watching. This will be a small camp by design with a ton of one-on-one’s. Come out guys and trust that we will deliver. I hope you guys all know I will deliver.”
We will be out at this camp as well and hope to see plenty of Greater St. Helens League players showing off their stuff.
“These Northwest camps will be the last of the year,” Knudsen continued. “If your going into 8th grade through 12th grade then we want you here. But Space is Limited. You will want to attend and get the Max Media Exposure as well as we expect most major Networks like Rivals, Scout, ESPN Rise, and Max Preps to be in attendance.”
The 5 Star Performance Camp has already been to Texas, California and Louisiana. Along with the July 29th camp at Aloha High School, there will also be one final stop at Auburn Mountainview High School in Auburn Washington on July 31st.
Here is the official press release by 5 Star Performance Football Camps:
The 5 Star Performance Football Camp, known to be a Premier event in Texas, is coming to the Pacific Northwest with one day Camps at Aloha High School on July 29th, 2011 in Aloha, Oregon and at Auburn Mountain-View on July 31st, 2011 in Auburn, Washington. Both camps run from 4-8 PM. The Camps will feature an optional combine followed by specific skill training and a long session of one on one competition. The camp is non-padded and campers will compete in shorts and T-shirts. Camp is open to athletes going into 8th through 12th grade. Local High School Coaches will work alongside the staff from 5 Star headed up by Coach Clarence Nevels of Grand Prairie, Texas. The camp will feature:
Combine Testing: 40 yard dash, Vertical Leap, Broad Jump, Power Ball Toss, and the 20 yard Pro Agility Shuttle. These events mirror the events held at the Nation’s biggest football events and campers can compete at one or all. Results will be certified and sent to college coaches.
Skills and One on One: This portion of the camp will feature skill development by position which will lead to spirited and fun competition pitting offensive and defensive counterparts against each other giving athletes a chance to shine against each other. A Fastest Man and Strongest Man event will follow the Skill Session.
Recruiting Seminar: 5 Star is proud to have the cooperation of both of the nation’s largest sports recruiting networks. Scout.com and Rivals.com will have their top analysts as speakers at the camp and they will share their thoughts and perspectives. Parents and kids alike will want to attend this portion of the camp.
Media Photo Shoot: With many of the region’s best football players expected to attend, local media will join the Rivals.com and Scout.com Staff for the 2011 Media Photo Shoot allowing each athlete to get photos shot at no charge for use by media and in their collegiate recruitment. Video and interviews will be provided as well.
Free Web Page and T-Shirt for All Campers: Each player attending will be given their own web site at WestCoastPreps.com, a 5 Star Affiliate, and a Nike Dry Fit Camp T-Shirt.
Camp is $65 and Team Discounts are Available. Call our Staff for Discount Codes.All Camp Proceeds Are Going to Fund Concussion Education in the Pacific NW.
“We are excited to see the athletes of the Pacific Northwest compete. This is one of the best areas in the US for Football and 5 Star is proud to be making our first stop in such a great part of the country. Come out and Join us,” says Coach Clarence Nevels. To register campers will find all the information they need at www.5StarEvent.com. Walk ups are allowed but pre-registration is encouraged.
