Reporter Paul Valencia and sports administrators Tony Liberatore and Cale Piland talk about high school sports and more
Paul Valencia
ClarkCountyToday.com
Welcome back to the Clark County Today Sports Podcast.
We took a longer break than we intended this summer. Scheduling issues kept us out of the studio.
But we’re back, just in time for the start of high school football.
Longtime Clark County reporter Paul Valencia and co-hosts Tony Liberatore of Vancouver Public Schools and Cale Piland of Evergreen Public Schools return to talk football, playoff structure, some Mariners talk, and, oh yes, we officially say goodbye to Rory Rosenbach, the former Union football coach who resigned in July.
As an added bonus, we have a short interview with Rosenbach at the end of the podcast.
We’re always interested in subject ideas for a future podcast. Tony and Cale are experts in administration for high school sports, and Paul has seen a few things in his decades in Southwest Washington sports. But we also will talk about college and pro sports, too. Email us.
Also, none of us like the name of our podcast. Got an idea for a better one? Email us. (Be nice!)
Send us your thoughts at: paul.v@clarkcountytoday.com.
Also read:
- City of Vancouver honors first recipient of new Dave Miletich Volunteer Coach of the Year Award
Vancouver Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services has created the Dave Miletich Volunteer Coach of the Year Award and named youth basketball coach Karon Lewis as its first recipient. - High school sports: Columbia River (2A), Seton Catholic (1A) settle for second in state soccerColumbia River and Seton Catholic each earned second-place finishes in state soccer as multiple Southwest Washington teams wrapped up fall sports with deep postseason runs.
- Doc Harris Stadium crew in Camas works overtime for special playoff doubleheader
Doc Harris Stadium staff worked a 13-hour day to host two football playoff games, supporting fans from four programs. - High school sports: Four Clark County girls soccer teams reach final four in their bracketsFour Clark County girls soccer teams reached the state semifinals as Columbia River and La Center volleyball both earned trophies at their tournaments.
- High school sports: Columbia River, La Center volleyball reach the final fourColumbia River and La Center advanced to state volleyball semifinals as multiple Clark County teams compete in weekend football and girls soccer playoff action.
