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La Center’s Whitney Martell: Wit and athleticism - The Reflector (opens the original)
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La Center High School volleyball head coach Cymany O’Brien recently illustrated the impact senior Whitney Martell has on the program. “I love Whitney’s spirit,” O’Brien said. The accolades kept coming from coach O’Brien regarding Martell: • “She keeps things lighthearted at times.” • “When things are a little bit tense or stressful, she’s able to lighten the mood.” • “She works super hard and she’s funny, I mean, the kid is super funny.” • “She is so welcoming, she does a really good job making
Beavers’ star building a defensive dam, one blitz at a time - The Reflector (opens the original)
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Woodland Beavers’ senior Mikey Belvin is a human highlight on the football field. He is also a highlight on the basketball court and baseball diamond, making him a consensus triple threat for Woodland athletics. The Beavers won 50-13 over the Hockinson Hawks on Friday, Sept. 18, with Belvin scoring three touchdowns and blitzing his way to multiple sacks. Belvin stands at 6 foot 4 and weighs 205 pounds. He plays middle linebacker and wide receiver for the Woodland Beavers. He is a top-tier athlet
Battle Ground’s commander of the keeper’s box - The Reflector (opens the original)
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Playing organized soccer since she was 6 years old, Battle Ground senior goalkeeper Claire Clark has developed into one of the area's top girls soccer players — and people. “Pitching a shutout" is a popular term often heard in baseball and softball, on the soccer pitch, Clark pitched three shutouts in a row, not giving up a goal to start her senior year. These shutouts have led the Battle Ground girls soccer team to a 3-0 start to their season, as of press time. “It makes me feel really good,” C
Academics above all for pair of Falcon senior leaders - The Reflector (opens the original)
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Four-year Prairie High School Slowpitch Softball players Ady Berquist and Melyia Conn lead by example, on and off the field. They both put their academics first, but know how to have fun on the field and show and teach the younger players to have fun and play the game the right way. “I’m trying to have as much fun as possible before the end of it,” Conn said of her senior season. “I’m definitely making the most of it.” Conn and Berquist also know that part of being a senior athlete is using that
At the center of it all - The Reflector (opens the original)
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The man who handles the football every offensive play of the game and gets the job done: Battle Ground senior center Turner Avery. Avery returns to lead the Tigers’ offensive line in 2026 after being awarded with First Team All League honors in the 4A Greater St. Helens League (GSHL) for the 2025 season. To start the 2026 season, Avery led the Tiger offensive line in a 24-17 week one victory over the Ridgefield Spudders on Friday, Sept. 4. Avery, on the first play of the game, had his hands on a
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