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Photo courtesy Rainier Junior Rugby Club Rugby will be returning to the Plateau in the form of Rainier Junior Rugby South. Organizer Andy Ramsay hopes to create two local teams, both coed — a U-10, a non-contact team, and a U-12.

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Rainier Junior Rugby South sets up on the Plateau

The first season won’t start until early next year, but the organization needs volunteers now to get ready.

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Sports Roundup | Sept. 20 – 23

Scores for last week’s fall sports games and meets.

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EHS football remains undefeated

But White River continues to struggle.

Enumclaw's Bella Baird winds up to clear the ball from her end of the field while being pressured by White River's Laura Corr. Photo by Kevin Hanson

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WRHS soccer undefeated; rival game against EHS ends in tie

Another match on the field between the two Plateau schools is scheduled for Oct. 25.

Enumclaw’s leading ballcarrier, Emmit Otero, gains yardage during the second half of Friday’s victory over Washington. Photo by Kevin Hanson

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Enumclaw Hornets football up 3-0 while White River struggles

EHS is also tied for 3rd in the AP’s first 2022 football poll.

Photo by Kevin Hanson The Enumclaw High sideline was celebrating early Friday night when Bo Dods intercepted a pass, setting up the Hornets’ first touchdown.

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Sports Wrap-up | Sept. 14 – 16

Enumclaw and White River sports scores.

The Enumclaw High volleyball team opened the season September 6 with a hard-fought, home-court victory over the Orting Cardinals. Above, Sam Darby and Ailianna Quaempt are looking for a block; below, winding up for a serve is Lexie DeGroot. Photos by Kevin Hanson

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EHS, WRHS fall athletes enjoy season debut wins

It looks like the start of a successful season.

Enumclaw's Lauren Boger, honored as a second-team midfielder last year, returns to the Hornet soccer team. Photo by Kevin Hanson

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EHS cross country boys, girls soccer ready to repeat last year’s success

Here’s who’s starring in Enumclaw’s fall school sports this year.

Emmit Otero, No. 31, was named top runningback at a summer Central Washington University football camp. File photo by Kevin Hanson

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EHS football shows promise after successful summer camp training

Zeke Luchi, Gunnar Trachte, Emmit Otero, and Bo Dods will be helping lead the team this year.

The state-run Maryhill Campground sits on a broad expanse of land with the Columbia River on one side and Oregon in the distance. Also shown here is the full-size Stonehenge replica, just a short uphill drive from the campground. Photo by Kevin Hanson

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Maryhill State Park offers historical, nautical adventures

Make sure to check out the full-scale replica of Stonehenge, the Maryhill Museum, and the Goldendale Observatory.

Photo by Kevin Hanson Among the highlights of a trip to Cape Disappointment State Park is a stop at the North Head Lighthouse. The original lighthouse, knows as the Cape Disappointment Lighthouse, went out of service in 1856, but ships continued to run aground at the mouth of the Columbia River, prompting the North Head Lighthouse to be built.

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Camping at Cape Disappointment offers beautiful sights and many adventures

This is part one of a series of four articles.

Buckley's Shelby Moore (center) poses with teammates during the U17 World Championships in Rome, Italy. She is flanked by Gabriella Gomez of Illinois (left) and Kaiulani Garcia of California.

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Shelby Moore ranked top U.S. girl wrestler of the year

The Buckley wrestler has taken top honors for her performance on the mat.

Jacob Rennaker, No. 22, is in the running for the starting QB position with the WRHS Hornets; he's pictured here at the 2021 Battle of the Bridge game against Enumclaw. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

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WRHS’ Hornets looking to improve on last year’s performance

Starting QB this year will be Jacob Rennaker.