Micah Rice is a Sports Editor for The Columbian and Calhoun Times, with a focus on local sports in the Vancouver, Washington area. His articles cover a range of sports, including cross country, soccer, volleyball, college football, wrestling, and basketball. Micah's work has also been featured in the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin.
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Micah Rice's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events in the Washington and Vancouver area, with an emphasis on high school and college-level competitions. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local sporting events, human interest stories about athletes from the region, or features that highlight unique aspects of sports culture in this specific community.
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By: Micah Rice
A third consecutive trip to the state playoffs and an unbeaten run through league play.
Whether it's a player, a position group or a strategy, these are what could produce big payoffs in the playoffs for Clark County's four state-bound teams. Learn what The Columbian's Meg
By: Micah Rice
YAKIMA – No matter what round of the state volleyball tournament Columbia River and Ridgefield cross paths, the intensity ticks up.
By: Micah Rice
YAKIMA – For La Center volleyball, reaching the Class 1A state semifinals for the second year in a row doesn't feel like history repeating.
By: Micah Rice
YAKIMA – Playing their last high school volleyball match, La Center's seniors weren't primarily focused on winning.
By: Micah Rice
But what has recently become an annual rite of passage never felt more improbable than Saturday at the Class 2A state tournament.
By: Micah Rice
Skyview graduate Gabe Martin has found a football home at Northwestern College, an NAIA school in Orange City, Iowa. Saturday, the freshman had the biggest game of his career, rushing for 175 yards and four touchdowns in a 71-7 win over Briar Cliff.
With one very notable exception, this year's Columbia River volleyball team had almost no experience playing in the state tournament.
The state football quarterfinals are upon us with Camas, Skyview Seton Catholic and La Center facing their biggest games of the season. The Columbian's Meg Wochnick and Micah Rice break down those matchups and what makes each quarterfinal foe dangerous.
YAKIMA – Two Clark County teams entered the Class 4A/3A state volleyball tournament with hopes of finally getting into the final four.
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