Reporter Paul Valencia and school administrators Cale Piland and Tony Liberatore discuss high school football, Mariners, pro football, and more
Paul Valencia
ClarkCountyToday.com
We discussed our glory days a bit while noting some great achievements by players and teams from Week 1 in high school football.
We also asked our former head coach how to handle the tough times, when a program is struggling on the scoreboard.
And, we talk about the process for changing football schedules with 24-hour notice when weather conditions get in the way of a perfectly fine plan.
Our podcast is simple. It’s me, reporter Paul Valencia, with Cale Piland, the athletic director for Evergreen Public Schools, and Tony Liberatore, an associate principal at Fort Vancouver High School who used to be in athletics. We talk local sports first, then go into professional sports, with a side trip to fantasy sports or non-sports from time to time.
We’re always interested in subject ideas for a future podcast. Email us a subject idea.
Send us your thoughts at: paul.v@clarkcountytoday.com.
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- 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.
