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Wildcats show team strength in sweep of Cougars - The Reflector (opens the original)
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La Center volleyball continued its strong start to the season on Tuesday, Sept. 22, sweeping Seton Catholic 3-0 in a matchup between two of the Trico League’s top teams. The two Trico League giants squared off in what was a consensus top-five Class 1A volleyball matchup with the win propelling La Center to the No. 1 team in 1A according to MaxPreps and WIAA RPI rankings. The Wildcats won 25-20, 25-21 and 25-23, using a balanced offensive attack and steady play to close out the sweep. Senior outs
La Center cross country teams build on strong foundation - The Reflector (opens the original)
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La Center’s boys and girls cross country teams have entered the season with plenty of momentum, with both squads focused on building chemistry and continuing to improve throughout the fall. Head coach Jill Cole said the girls return their entire core from last season, giving the team experience and an opportunity to build on last year’s success. “For both teams, it's going really well,” Cole said of the fresh season. “I mean, obviously we have all of our girls back. So they are a year older comi
A Friday Night Lights road trip across the coverage zone, and the nuances of this year’s schedule - The Reflector (opens the original)
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I was able to answer my age-old question: “Can I make it to catch a glimpse of three different football games in one night?” The answer is “yes.” However, finding a parking spot mid-game was practically a sport within itself. On Friday, Sept. 25, I caught the first quarter of Woodland hosting 2A powerhouse Tumwater High School, the closing minutes of the first half of Ridgefield at Hockinson High School and the end of the third quarter and beginning of the fourth quarter of Battle Ground hosting
Healing Steps looks to horses to expand access to therapy in Southwest Washington - The Reflector (opens the original)
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When Kelsey Herman began using horses in therapy, she never expected the idea to grow into a full-time operation with a six-therapist team, a growing waitlist and plans for another potential expansion. Herman, founder of Healing Steps Equine Centered Therapy in Brush Prairie, has a doctorate in occupational therapy. She grew up around horses. During graduate school, she began incorporating hippotherapy — the use of a horse’s movement as a treatment tool by a licensed occupational, physical or sp
Summer turns to fall at Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge - The Reflector (opens the original)
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Before you know it, orange leaves and rainy days will be encompassing everyday life in Clark County. The Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge’s River S Unit is one of the best places to visit to see if fall is really here before our eyes and summer is now behind us. The Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge River S Unit offers visitors a chance to watch the landscape and wildlife variety and even change behavior one day at a time from the comfort of a vehicle as pedestrian access is prohibited from
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